The Pražský maraton is a marathon running event in Prague, Czech Republic.
Held for the first time in 1963, it is the oldest marathon race in Bohemia. The Prague Marathon was established in 1995, thirty-two years after the Pražský maraton.
Starting on the athletics track of the Stadion PSK Olymp Praha, competitors run eight laps (8 x 5,274m) of a flat course through Stromovka, Prague's largest public park, located in the district of Praha 7 (Bubeneč) in the northern part of the city.
Also known as Královská obora (‘Royal Game Reserve’), Stromovka is an English-style park that is protected as a natural and cultural monument.
The 42.2km race is open to individual runners and relay teams of either four or eight runners.
Since 2021, the event also offers a half marathon option (four laps).
Update 2022:
The event has been cancelled and will not be held any more in the future.
Map of the venue:
58. Pražský maraton:
Date:
- 30 October 2022 (Sunday) - Event cancelled!
Event website:
Number of finishers:
- 2021:
- 21.1km: 25
- 42.2km: 96
- 42.2km relay: 4 teams
- 2020:
- Event cancelled
- 2019:
- 42.2km: 127
- 42.2km relay: 6 teams
- 2018:
- 42.2km: 216
- 42.2km relay: 7 teams
- 2017:
- 42.2km: 159
- 42.2km relay: 7 teams
- 2016:
- 42.2km: 157
- 42.2km relay: 8 teams
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