Alcorcón周辺の10Kレース

The Carrera Hospital 12 de Octubre begins at Hospital Universitario 12 de Octubre in Madrid on a Saturday morning. Participants can choose between 5 km and 10 km races, or a 2.5 km walk. This is a free solidarity event supporting the 12 de Octubre Hospital, with sponsorship from Sacyr. The first edition is organized as a community running and athletics event, not exclusively for elite athletes. The route follows Parque de Pradolongo, keeping the race near the hospital and its neighborhood. Runners gather at the David González Rubio football fields at 9:30 AM for a group photo before the 10:00 AM start. Sacyr's sports club is providing 50 complimentary bibs; interested runners should specify their chosen distance (5 km or 10 km) when registering.

El Cañaveral offers a 5K and 10K, alongside children's runs and a Dorsal 0 for supporters. It's a well-attended road race in El Cañaveral, Vicálvaro, Madrid, organized by CDE El Cañaveral Madrid and held each October. The event supports Corre para Dar Vida, a campaign encouraging bone marrow and plasma donation. The race caters to local runners, families, and beginners, as well as those aiming for a specific time. Participants receive chip timing, aid stations with drinks and snacks, medical assistance, a runner's bag, medals, trophies, and a speaker at the finish line. The event also features children's activities, kids' races, and convenient parking, contributing to its popularity among Vicálvaro's races.

The 10K Ciudad Lineal is a 10-kilometre road race held in Madrid's Ciudad Lineal district, following Arturo Soria, a principal street in the area. It is a simple neighborhood 10K, not a multi-distance event, offering timing, medical support, restrooms, a cloakroom service, and aid stations with both drinks and snacks for participants. The race attracts over 500 runners and presents trophies, with a speaker managing the finish area. Sport4All CADJ S.L. is the organizer, and the district council has given its public endorsement via Ciudad Lineal councilwoman Nadia Álvarez, who expressed gratitude to the participants.

The Carrera Solidaria de Manos Unidas is a charity run taking place in Torrejón de Ardoz, within the Parque de Ocio. It features 5K and 10K races for runners, alongside a 1K option suitable for families. The event caters to both dedicated athletes and those participating for the cause. The main race commences at 11:00 AM. The event supports Manos Unidas' efforts in Kara, a village in Chad, aiming to enhance primary education access for children and provide the school with adequate infrastructure. This marks the thirteenth edition of the series. Its initiation was supported by Father Víctor, mayor Alejandro Navarro Prieto, Manos Unidas volunteers, and world athletics champion Juan José Crespo. Registration can be completed online via Deporticket, with on-site sign-ups accepted until 30 minutes before the start.

The Carrera Popular de San Nicasio is a local road race in Leganés, south of Madrid, held in October as part of the Fiestas de San Nicasio. The main event is 10 km, with an additional 4 km non-competitive option suitable for both regular runners and those seeking a less intense run or walk.

Carrera Popular la Zaporra is an urban running event in San Sebastian de los Reyes, Madrid. It includes adult races of 10 km and 5 km, and a children’s race of 1.5 km. Held in October, the event has completed over fifty editions, establishing it as a long-standing local tradition. The 10 km race is competitive, consisting of four laps on a 2.5 km city circuit. The 5 km race follows the same loop twice and is non-competitive, suitable for casual runners or those seeking a shorter distance. Children complete one 1.5 km lap in a non-competitive format. Entry for children is free, while adult registration is €10.40.

Carrera por la Terapia Ocupacional is a running event in Moncloa-Aravaca, Madrid, featuring a 10 km race, a 5 km race, a 3 km option, and a walk. The program begins at 10:00 AM, accommodating runners seeking a standard road distance and individuals preferring a shorter, more relaxed pace. The route is divided into separate 5 km and 3 km/walk courses, suggesting a practical local event rather than a single-distance competition. Eventsthinker organizes the series, with the 5 km entry fee set at 10 euros. The race page provides access to rules, results, photos, and course maps, allowing participants to engage as a timed run or a community walk supporting occupational therapy.

The 10K Carabanchel: "Del Alto al Bajo" is a 10-kilometre road race in Madrid, organized by Triatlón Carabanchel. The name reflects Carabanchel’s geography, with the race running from the district’s higher section to its lower section. It is a single-distance event, meaning all participants compete in the same 10K, and the route is officially homologated for distance accuracy. The race is part of the regional running calendar and provides the practical amenities runners expect from a city 10K: chip timing, aid stations for liquids and solids, toilets, cloakroom service, physiotherapy, and a runner’s bag. The finish area features a speaker, and the event awards trophies and medals, giving it the character of a local competitive race alongside a neighborhood running event.

The 10K de Carabanchel "Del Alto al Bajo" is a 10 km road race held in Madrid's Carabanchel district. It begins at 10:00 AM, guiding participants from the upper section of the district to the lower section. The event is promoted by the Carabanchel district board and organized in conjunction with Club Deportivo Triatlón. The course winds through Carabanchel's historic neighborhoods, connecting the race to the local area instead of utilizing generic city streets. Registration requirements are more stringent than for many common races: participants must possess a current athletics federation license from the Royal Spanish Athletics Federation or the Madrid Athletics Federation; registrations submitted without one will be voided without reimbursement. Carlos Izquierdo, the Carabanchel councilor, introduced the inaugural event at Puente de Toledo.

The Carabanchel 10km is a 10K road race in Madrid. It begins on Calle del Jacobeo and concludes at Glorieta Marqués de Vadillo, near the Puente de Toledo. TRIATLÓN CARABANCHEL is the organizer, and this event is part of the Madrid 10K series. The course is officially homologated, ensuring runners have a precisely measured route with timing. The race title, "Del Alto al Bajo," references its path through Carabanchel, descending from the district's higher sections toward the Manzanares River area by Marqués de Vadillo. Participation is restricted to athletes holding a valid athletics federation license for the current season; entries not meeting this requirement may be canceled without reimbursement. The event provides aid stations with refreshments, restrooms, a cloakroom, physiotherapy services, a runner's bag, trophies, finisher medals, and a speaker at the finish line.