This coming Wednesday, there will be another training session as part of the Running For Clean Air project! This time, we will meet with Jurek Skarżyński and Marek Plawgo. As usual, we invite you to join us at 7:00 PM at Pole Mokotowskie, by the Monument to Polish Cavalry.
You can follow the 24-hour air quality monitoring HERE >>>
The Warsaw Marathon will once again take place in the very center. Starting from the Palace of Culture and Science, runners will pass through Aleje Jerozolimskie, going by the iconic de Gaulle Roundabout with its distinctive palm tree. They will then head towards the Poniatowski Bridge and cross the Vistula River. The route continues through Washington Roundabout towards Modrzewiowa. Along the way, runners will approach the PGE Narodowy stadium, then return to the left bank of Warsaw via the Gdański Bridge and head north.
Marathoners will pass near Powązki, then through the dynamically developing Wola district along Obozowa and Księcia Janusza streets, before entering Bemowo and Bielany.
The final kilometers of the route will take runners along Królewska and Mazowiecka streets, lined with historic buildings and modern office buildings. The finish line and Marathon Village at the Palace of Culture and Science provide a beautiful ending to the royal distance.
“Perhaps never in its forty-six-year history has the Warsaw Marathon had such a fast and remarkable course. With the start and finish at the Palace of Culture, two bridges, seven districts, and minimal uphill and difficult sections. Are you a running tourist wanting to see the city center, the Vistula River, the National Stadium, the wonderful panorama of the Old Town, and experience the extraordinary cheering from the residents of Bemowo, Chomiczówka, or Bielany? Or maybe you want to compete for the best possible result? Warsaw has a route that any city would envy!” commented Marek Tronina, Race Director and President of the Warsaw Marathon Foundation.
Register here: https://rejestracja.maratonwarszawski.com/en/
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We have already registered 5,000 participants for the 46th Nationale-Nederlanden Warsaw Marathon!
You plan to fulfill your marathon resolutions right here in Warsaw, and on the centenary of the marathon in Poland—celebrating the grand milestone of the royal distance!
Remember, these are the last days to take advantage of the lower entry fee—sign up now for the Marathon or the Nice To Fit You Warsaw 10K, and let’s meet on September 29th in the capital.
Registration forms are available, as always, on our website: https://rejestracja.maratonwarszawski.com/en/
See you there!
In this year’s 46th edition of the Nationale-Nederlanden Warsaw Marathon, the TEAM UP! project continues to feature its two versions: the amateur edition (TEAM UP! Everyone) and the professional edition (TEAM UP! Europe).
Building the Team is for Everyone so TEAM UP! Everyone
Whether you’re a seasoned runner or a newcomer, forming a team for the 46th Nationale-Nederlanden Warsaw Marathon is an opportunity not to be missed. Compete in an event that’s almost identical to a professional race and share the experience with friends. Register now and invite 2-3 other runners to join your team. One thing is guaranteed: you will take part in a fascinating competition.
What are the rules for TEAM UP! Everyone?
– Eligibility: The competition is open to runners registered as participants in the Warsaw Marathon who have been assigned bib numbers.
– Building a Team: Each team must consist of three or four runners, with no gender requirements.
– Team Captain: The person who submits the team application becomes the team captain.
– Points Calculation: For a team to be classified, at least two members must complete the race. The final score for the team will be calculated using the World Athletics point converter. In case of a tie, the score of the fourth team member will determine the final classification. If this does not break the tie, the teams will share the same place. Each team’s final result will be based on the best three point scores calculated at the finish of the marathon.
Benefits
– All TEAM UP! EVERYONE team captains will be presented on stage the day before the marathon.
– Teams that place on the podium will receive trophies.
– Each member of the winning team will earn free entry to the 2025 Warsaw Marathon or Half Marathon.
TEAM UP! Europe 2024 – a new chapter, new rules
We’ve unveiled the rules for the second edition of the TEAM UP! Europe team competition, held within the Warsaw Marathon. On September 29, 2024, we’ll once again see athletes from across Europe at the starting line. To intensify the competition and make it easier to follow, teams will consist of two members this year, and one country can be represented by more than one team. Additionally, the prize pool for participants in the competition has increased. Visit the TEAM UP! website, RULES section HERE>>> where we provide all the details about this year’s TEAM UP! Europe format.
Don’t miss this chance to team up and compete in one of Warsaw’s most exciting events. Register today and start preparing for a memorable marathon experience! CLICK HERE >>>
Do you already have your race bibs for the 46th Nationale-Nederlanden Warsaw Marathon? If so, we have fantastic news for you! You can now assemble a team and compete together for victory in the TEAM UP! Everyone competition! This is a unique opportunity to experience the marathon in a completely new way, full of excitement and team spirit.
TEAM UP! Everyone – A new quality in team competition
The TEAM UP! Everyone team competition brings a completely different dimension to running. It motivates both runners and spectators, creating unforgettable experiences and strengthening the spirit of collaboration. While traditional races focus mainly on individual achievements, TEAM UP! Everyone emphasizes the importance of team effort, similar to other popular sports disciplines.
How to register your team?
Registering a team is simple. Just edit the traditional registration form available at https://rejestracja.maratonwarszawski.com/en/. Anyone with a marathon bib can become the creator and captain of a team. No sports licenses are required, so any running enthusiast can join the competition!
Parallel Elite Competition – TEAM UP! Europe
Just like last year, alongside the amateur competition, the elite competition, TEAM UP! Europe, will also take place. The rules have changed this year to make the competition more dynamic and easier to follow. This year, teams will consist of two people, and each country can be represented by more than one team. The prize pool for the participants has also increased. Visit the TEAM UP! page in the RULES section HERE>>>, where we provide complete information about this year’s TEAM UP! Europe format.
Are you ready for the challenge? Sign up and run straight to the finish line with TEAM UP! project!
Our campaign with World Athletics continues! As part of our collaboration, we are monitoring air quality at Pole Mokotowskie and also meeting there for training sessions. Check out a snippet from the May measurement report.
The calendar chart shows the AQI (explained in the graphic) for each day during the monitoring period. It helps us get an overview of the daily conditions. The AQI measured in May shows a relatively low level, indicating good air quality. The worst and best AQI values reported during this period were 57 and 30, respectively. Check the graphic for the quality range “brackets.”
The second graphic shows today’s index. The conclusion? It’s good. Pole Mokotowskie is a great place to train – it offers good air quality!
Interested in the next running meet-up? Join us next Wednesday (June 26) at 7:00 PM at the Pomnik Jazdy Polskiej – let’s run together again!
If you would like to read the full report, click here: REPORT >>>
You can follow the continuous measurement HERE >>>
We are happy to share this data with you and engage in exciting projects together!
Yes, that’s right! We are 100 days away from the 46th Nationale-Nederlanden Warsaw Marathon. 100 days until the Century Marathon!
This year’s edition is special—we are celebrating the 100th anniversary of the first marathon in Poland! You are part of a history that is marking a very significant milestone. This anniversary edition of the race will be extraordinary, and we can’t wait!
Registration is ongoing for both the Marathon and the accompanying race—the Nice To Fit You Warsaw 10K! Nearly 6,000 people have already registered for both races combined! The current lower registration fee is valid only until the end of the month—take advantage of it if you haven’t signed up for your chosen distance yet.
Registration page – click and join!
We will see you on September 29th, that’s for sure! The only question is… are you running or cheering?
Runners, we remind you that the registration fee is about to change for the 46th Nationale-Nederlanden Warsaw Marathon and the Nice To Fit You Warsaw 10K! The current, lower fees will be valid until the end of the month. Take advantage and sign up for the race before the change!
Four and a half thousand and over a thousand – that’s how many people have registered for the longer and shorter distances, respectively. It promises to be a Great Race and a grand sports festival in Warsaw. Don’t miss out!
Runners for both distances will start on the last Sunday of the month – September 29. The marathon starts at 9:00 AM. The start time for the 10K will be announced soon!
Register for the races on the registration page >>>
All technical information about the event can be found on the information page >>>
There are already 1,000 names on the starting list for the Nice To Fit You Warsaw 10K! On September 29, marathoners and “ten-k runners” will showcase their talents on the streets of the capital!
Registration Fee Change!
Registration for both races is ongoing, but the current lower fees are only valid until the end of the month. Take advantage, sign up, and secure your plan for the last Sunday of September!
We take a look and see… 4,000 people on the starting list of the 46th Nationale-Nederlanden Warsaw Marathon! Registrations are ongoing – 117 days left until the race. The season is in full swing, and we know you are preparing, training, and filling the fundraising bars on the #BiegamDobrze page. There is a lot of work ahead of you, but just as much joy and satisfaction. This is a beautiful year to complete a marathon – we are celebrating the centenary of the marathon in Poland. Such anniversaries happen… well, exactly! Once every hundred years!
Last year, we awarded commemorative medals to 5,564 runners at the finish line. How many finishers will we welcome on September 29, 2024? Will you be one of them?
Registrations are ongoing at: registration.nnmaratonwarszawski.com
