Here is the medal that our volunteers will put on your neck when you cross the finish line. Whether this will be the first one or another one in your collection, a medal for finishing marathon distance will be a beautiful keepsake and will remind you of the best road race you have ever started in.
Have you finished the 12th PZU Warsaw Half Marathon and dream of making a debut or fighting for a new personal best at the royal distance? So go for it! Sign up for the 39th PZU Warsaw Marathon and fight for Fiat Tipo. We would like to thank you for running with us throughout the season and appreciate that you are raising the bar higher and higher.
Do not let your passion for running and enthusiasm after finishing the Warsaw half fade! We strongly urge you to continue your running adventure during this year’s Marathon. We can offer a prize in return, but we have to point out that it won’t be easy.
What’s the matter?
After you sign up to participate in the 39th PZU Warsaw Marathon, basing on your start in the 12th PZU Warsaw Half Marathon we will calculate the predicted time in which you should finish the race.
Sounds good?
With the predictions, you’ll know what you have to encounter and what challenges you face. If you meet the challenge and beat the predicted time by at least a second then … you will take part in our lottery. There is a modern, compact and well performing in travel Fiat Tipo to win. The winner will be announced on the day of the marathon. You have the chance not only to beat your own time, but also to receive a unique reward that will motivate you to cover another kilometers.
Do you want to join our action?
– Sign up for the 39th PZU Warsaw Marathon today
– fill in the application form
– wait for the message in what time you need to fit in to get a chance to win the prize.
– Train … and we’ll do our best to make you never regret putting on your shoes and going for a run.
It is important for us that you cover another kilometers of you possibilities with us.
All of you who want to feel the great atmosphere of the Great Race, but this year will not choose to take the royal distance, are invited to participate in one of the accompanying races: High Five Race or the Marathon Relay.
Common start and finish lines with the Warsaw Marathon will let all runners feel the marathon atmosphere..
You may be surprised how easy it is to switch your start in the High Five Race and the Marathon Relay for charity race. During the registration for the race, select the #BiegamDobrze path and the organization you want to help. Become a charity hero and enjoy double victory at the finish line!
The action #BiegamDobrze has been driven by the commitment and ingenuity of thousands of runners for two years already. We have already collected over 1.5 million zlotys for those who really need it.
Registration is already open!
The registration for the 39th PZU Warsaw Marathon is officially open!
39th Warsaw Marathon will start at 9:00 sharp on 24 September, 2017. Do not miss it and register now!
The 39th Warsaw Marathon – the event will be held traditionally on the last weekend of September (September, 24th ). In addition to the long-distance marathon, we are planning other accompanying races. Traditionally, you will not be bored in Warsaw on the last weekend of September. Be alert – the registration will begin soon.
Official results of 38th PZU Warsaw Marathon and accompanying events:
MARATHON
Branch classification – marathon
Team classification – marathon
Puchar 200-lecia UW – marathon
HIGH FIVE RACE
MARATHON RELAY
MINI MARATHON
FIRMA PRZYJAZNA BIEGANIU
6027 runners participated in the 2016 edition of Warsaw Marathon. Ezekial Omullo, who represented Kenia, turned out to be the fastest with a time of 02:08:55. The best from the Polish competitors was Yared Shegumo. As for women, Gladys Kibiwott from Bahrain won the first place. Anna Szyszka was the first Pole to finish the Marathon and overall she took the fourth place.
The 38. PZU Warsaw Marathon is behind us. In many ways it was an exceptional, even historic event. The participants started their run at the gate of University of Warsaw to celebrate the 200 birthday of this educational institution. The gate of University was also commemorated on this year’s medal. The 200th anniversary was also celebrated with an unique, marathon-themed photography exhibition, shown on the Krakowskie Przedmiescie street.
The first one to cross the finish line located near the Multimedia Fountain Park at the Vistula riverbank was a runner from Kenia, Ezekial Omullo, with a time of 02:08:55. This marks the second best time in the history of Warsaw Marathon. The Polish favourite Yared Shegumo finished in sixth place with a time of 02:15:05.
The best female participant was Gladys Kibiwott from Bahrain. She managed to beat the race with a time of 02:36:34. The first Pole to cross the finish line, Anna Szyszka, was fourth with a time of 02:50:18.
Not only professional runners had tested their strength during the 38. PZU Warsaw Marathon. A famous Polish actor Bartlomiej Topa started together with Adrian, a kid in care of the Synapsis foundation. Topa entered the marathon relay competition, one of the companion events of the 38. PZU Warsaw Marathon. His participation was a part of #BiegamDobrze – the first project in Poland based on running for charity model. This action allows the participants to help six pre-chosen foundations. The aim of Bartek and Adrian was to support people with autism and raise money for the specialist treatments. As of yet #BiegamDobrze project managed to raise approximately one million polish zloty from its implementation.
Polish Olympic race walker Robert Korzeniowski was another celebrity to run the 38. PZU Warsaw Marathon. He participated in the 5K run, the other companion event of the Marathon. This way Robert helped to raise money for children in need for the T-Mobile Pomoc Mierzona Kilometrami charity action. He finished at 39 place with a time of 00:17:26.
5924 runners managed to beat the distance of 42 kilometres and 195 meters. Together with the people who took part in the companion events, the Warsaw Marathon managed to involve 9504 participants. The organisers prepared 30 special ‘cheer points’ on the track. Thousands of fans had used this opportunity to express their support. This included music bands, drummers, dancers and even the University choir.
We want to thank all of the participants and spectators of the 38. PZU Warsaw Marathon for unforgettable sports atmosphere. We thank You for being there. This year’s event was a success based on numerous runner’s passion, hard work of the much-optimistic participants and professional sponsors and business partners, who never let us down.
