Half Marathon races near Bormujos

The Seville Half Marathon covers 21.097 km in the Seville area, taking place in Santiponce and connected to Spain’s Andalusian capital. Held in January, it offers runners a fast winter race on a flat course, suitable for beginners and experienced runners aiming for a quick time. The route showcases the area’s Al-Andalus heritage, featuring preserved historic buildings. The race emphasizes a communal running day over a strict elite competition, with attention to organization, a welcoming atmosphere, crowd support, and participation open to various levels. A recent edition saw Uganda's Rebecca Chelangat set a women's record, adding a competitive element to an event known for its speed, accessibility, and local character.

The Media Maratón Sevilla-Los Palacios is a half marathon held in December, covering the standard 21.097 km distance. It begins in Seville and concludes in Los Palacios y Villafranca. Organized by the Sports Delegation of the Los Palacios y Villafranca City Council, this race holds significant local importance as the oldest in Andalusia. The start is located on Isla Menor road, adjacent to the José María Blanco White educational complex. The course then proceeds through urban areas, connecting Seville with Los Palacios y Villafranca. Aid stations are provided for runners at 5, 10, 15, and 17 km, with an additional station at the finish. Participants must complete the race within 2 hours and 15 minutes. The event awards trophies to the top three male and female finishers in each category, offers cash prizes to the overall winners, and includes a 1,500 euro bonus for setting a new course record, which stands at 1:00:34 for men and 1:09:06 for women.

The Seville Half Marathon Los Palacios is a point-to-point half marathon held in December, connecting Seville with Los Palacios y Villafranca. The race begins on Seville's Isla Menor road, adjacent to the José María Blanco White educational complex, and concludes in Los Palacios y Villafranca. Organized by the Sports Delegation of the Los Palacios y Villafranca City Council, the 21.097 km route is certified by the Andalusian Athletics Federation. This event holds the distinction of being the oldest race in Andalusia, with over forty-eight editions completed. Participants have 2 hours and 15 minutes to finish the course. Aid stations are positioned at 5, 10, 15, and 17 km, with an additional station at the finish line. Significant incentives are offered to top finishers: trophies are awarded to the first three men and women in each category, overall winners receive cash prizes, and a 1,500 euro bonus is available for setting a new race record. The current records to beat are 1:00:34 for men and 1:09:06 for women.