15th ‘Karst Half Marathon’ 2015
Sežana (Slovenia), Sunday 22 March 2015
The Mali kraški maraton draws around 2500 runners to the small town of Sežana which sits on the thinly-populated Karst Plateau on the Slovenia-Italy border.
Two scenic races are on offer:
The 9.4km race is run entirely on Slovenian soil, mostly through woods.
The 21.1km half marathon features an undulating route through both Slovenia and Italy. Competitors run through the Lipica Stud (pictured), where Lipizzaner horses have been bred for over 400 years, and through a number of small villages, mostly on asphalt roads. Approximately 300m of the course are on gravel.
Country: Slovenia
Venue (Map): Sežana (14km from Trieste, 75km from Udine, 80km from Ljubljana)
Date: 22 March 2015 (Sunday)
Race distance: 9.4km; 21.1km; children 200m/400m/2500m; race walking 500m-3000m
Start time: 10.10 (200m), 10.25 (400m), 11.00 (9.4km and 21km), 11.15 (2.5km), 11.20-12.10 (race walking)
Start and finish: Športni park, Kosovelova ulica 5, Sežana
Race centre: in the sports hall in the start/finish area (on the day from 9.00)
Entries: online with payment by bank transfer; entries close 11 March 2015; no entries on the day; entry limit: 3000 runners
Entry fees (9.4km, 21km): € 26/35/45 (up to 31 January/28 February/11 March 2015)
Timekeeping: ChampionChip — € 3 off the entry fees if you use your own chip
You get: chip timing, T-shirt, finisher medal, a meal after the race; child care (on reservation)
Showers and changing facilities: yes
Prizes (9.4km): to the first 3 M/F
Prizes (21km): to the first 3 M/F and to the first 3 in each category
Number of finishers 2014: 1076 (9.4km), 1379 (21km)
Event website (in Slovenian): www.kraskimaraton.si
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