Półmaraton Pszczewska Dwudziestka

Pszczewska Dwudziestka is a race day held in May in Pszczew, located in Poland's Lubuskie region. It centers on a certified 21.097 km half marathon. The main race features electronic timing, a measured halfway point in Świechocin, and chip timing integrated into the start numbers. The event also offers a 5.6 km Katarzyna Run and short children's races, catering to a wider range of participants beyond just half-marathoners. The half marathon follows a 100% asphalt out-and-back route from Pszczew to Świechocin and returns, with traffic control, medical assistance, and refreshments available at the halfway mark and the finish line. The Katarzyna Run consists of two 2.8 km circuits around Kochle Lake. Younger participants compete in 200 m or 400 m races, categorized by school age. Participant medals are provided. The event's established local nature is evident from its numbering: Pszczewska Dwudziestka is in its 41st edition, and the Katarzyna Run is on its 8th.