Cascais周辺のHalf Marathonレース

The Semi-Marathon de Montejunto is a 21.0975 km road half marathon held in Cadaval, within Portugal's Lisbon District, typically listed for early October. It is closely associated with Montejunto mountain, distinguishing it from flat city half marathons; race listings identify it as both a road race and a mountain event. The course consists of a single loop, featuring winding paths along with climbs and descents that present a technical challenge rather than a straightforward speed test. It is suitable for runners who enjoy the half-marathon distance but also seek a trail-like challenge. Cadaval is located approximately one hour by car from Lisbon, making it accessible for those incorporating the race into a broader regional trip.

The EDP Lisbon Marathon begins on the Carcavelos seafront and proceeds 42 km into Lisbon, ending at Praça do Comércio next to the Tagus River. This October road marathon in Portugal’s capital, held annually since 1986, has a six-hour time limit and attracts approximately 15,000 participants. The race weekend also features the Hyundai Half Marathon, the EDP 8K, and youth races; the half marathon starts on the Vasco da Gama Bridge and uses the same downtown finish line. The marathon follows the Atlantic coast and the Tagus River, rather than heading inland, passing the Oeiras gardens before reaching historic Lisbon. Its level terrain offers a fast course for competitive runners, and the field comprises elite athletes alongside thousands of international participants. Live music is present along the course, and the finish area hosts a concert post-race. The marathon also functions as the Portuguese championship and is a founding event of the European Marathon Classics, alongside Copenhagen, Frankfurt, London, Madrid, Rome, Vienna, and Warsaw.

The Hyundai Lisbon Half Marathon begins on the Vasco da Gama Bridge, a detail distinguishing it from most city half marathons. This 21.097 km road race in Lisbon, Portugal, has been held annually in October since 2000, with Hyundai as the title sponsor. The race occurs during the same weekend as the EDP Marathon of Lisbon, forming part of a larger running event rather than being a standalone race. Participation is open to individuals aged 18 and over, with a cap of 11,000 runners and a three-hour time limit. The course proceeds from the bridge into Lisbon, concluding at Praça do Comércio, adjacent to the Tagus River. It attracts both elite international athletes and thousands of recreational participants, and it holds a World Athletics Elite Label. A faster course was implemented in 2010, and the race's finish times have frequently been swift: Titus Ekiru holds the men's course record at 1:00:12, and Peres Jepchirchir's 1:06:54 is the women's record. Mary Keitany contributed to the race's faster period by setting a new women's course record in consecutive years, and Silas Sang achieved a notable record of consistency with three men's wins.

The Hyundai Meia Maratona is a 21.1-kilometer half marathon in Lisbon, running from the Vasco da Gama Bridge to Praça do Comércio. It holds a World Athletics Elite Label and is listed on the World Athletics international calendar. The route is described by the organizers as fast, with runners starting on one of Lisbon’s biggest landmarks and finishing in the city’s main riverside square. The field includes world-class elite athletes alongside thousands of other participants, providing both a competitive front end and a broad mass-participation character.

The Meia Maratona dos Descobrimentos takes place in November in Belém, Lisbon. All races begin at Praça do Império and conclude near the Museu da Marinha. The primary event is a 21 km half marathon on a flat course, open to participants over 18. A 10 km race, a 4 km walk for all ages, and a 500 m children's race for those up to 12 are also offered. The course winds through Lisbon streets significant to the Portuguese Discoveries. The Belém location places runners near historical monuments and museums. Thousands of participants attend, including half-marathon competitors aiming for personal bests on the flat terrain, families on the walk, and children in the race. The 21 km race provides water from 2.5 km onwards at 5 km intervals, with medical support at similar intervals and the finish. The 10 km race offers water and medical aid at the 5 km mark and the finish.

The Generali Tranquilidade Half Marathon of Discoveries begins in Lisboa, structured around the half marathon distance, offering both 21 km and 21.1 km options alongside shorter races. It typically takes place in November, a time when Lisbon's weather is temperate yet variable, with average temperatures ranging from approximately 9°C to 19°C. The event features a wide range of distances beyond just the half marathon, including 500 m, 4 km, and 10 km options. This variety accommodates children, walkers, novice runners, and those seeking a less demanding run, while the half marathon in Portugal's capital remains the primary attraction.

The Discoveries Half Marathon is a running event in Lisbon situated along the riverfront near Belém, utilizing the Navy Museum as the central point for both the start and finish. It takes place in late November and features a half marathon alongside shorter race options, such as a 10 km race and a leisurely short-distance run for those seeking a more relaxed pace. The course winds through Lisbon’s Ribeirinha area, connecting Belém, Praça do Comércio, and Santa Apolónia. Participants will run past streets steeped in the city’s maritime history, alongside contemporary structures, significant monuments, and verdant parklands. The half marathon attracts thousands of participants, and the event embraces Lisbon’s Age of Discoveries heritage. The concept encourages participants to traverse the waterfront district historically associated with Portugal's seafaring explorations, discovering the city on foot rather than focusing solely on a fast, contained racecourse.

The Montepio Cascais Half Marathon takes place in Cascais Bay, on Portugal’s Lisbon coast, during a road-running weekend typically scheduled for early February. The primary event is a 21.1 km half marathon, complemented by 10 km, 5 km, and children’s races. This variety caters to club runners, novice participants, families, and individuals seeking a shorter urban race along the waterfront. The half marathon, 10 km, and 5 km courses are single-loop routes through Cascais, featuring both city streets and seafront segments instead of a point-to-point design. HMS Sports, in collaboration with local partners, manages the race, which holds a World Athletics Label. A recent edition saw 12,500 athletes participate in Cascais Bay, providing a substantial mass-race atmosphere without overcomplicating the event structure.

The EDP Lisbon Half Marathon begins its mass participation race with runners crossing the Ponte 25 de Abril suspension bridge over the Tagus River. This 21.0975 km road race takes place annually in Lisbon, Portugal, every March since 1991, featuring both an elite competition and a large public field. It holds Gold Label status and is part of the SuperHalfs series, a collection of significant European half marathons. The event has attracted nearly 30,000 participants, and the organizers also arrange a shorter mini marathon. The elite course commences at sea level on the Tagus's north bank, maintaining a flat profile as it proceeds east towards central Lisbon, passing landmarks such as the docks, Belém Tower, and Jerónimos Monastery. The race has a history of fast performances; Jacob Kiplimo established the men's course record, Zersenay Tadese set new world records for both 20 km and the half marathon in a single race, and Haile Gebrselassie is a former champion. Kenyan athletes have won over half of all races, and Tegla Loroupe secured victory in the women's event six times. Previous iterations of the course sometimes yielded times ineligible for records due to variations in length, wind conditions, or elevation changes, leading to adjustments in the elite route to comply with record-setting regulations.

The Lisbon Eco Marathon, held in spring in Lisbon, Portugal, focuses on sustainability, community, and time spent in the city’s green spaces. It includes a full marathon, a 21.4 km race, a 12.8 km race, an 8 km race, and a walk, catering to a range of participants beyond just marathoners. The event takes place at Parque Eduardo VII, the large park in the city center, serving as both the start and finish point with Lisbon visible in the background.