24th Half Marathon Pila 2014

Piła (Poland), Sunday 7 September 2014

The Półmaraton Piła is one of Poland's most prestigious road running races.

Almost 2500 runners finished the half marathon last year, led home by Joshua Maingi Munywoki of Kenya (1:03:05) and Olga Ochal of Poland (1:14:18).

Starting and finishing in the town centre, the route consists of three different laps, approximately 3km, 5km, and 13km long. The course is gently undulating.

Piła is a largely modern town of about 75,000 people in north-western Poland. There may not be many sights of historic interest in Piła but it's a very pleasant and welcoming town with lots of green spaces and parks, and many forests, lakes and rivers nearby.

Country: Poland

Venue (Map): Piła (Poznań 103km, Gdańsk 225km, Berlin 272km, Warsaw 357km)

Date: 7 September 2014 (Sunday)

Race distance: 21.1km (AIMS/IAAF-certified)

Start: at 11.00 on Aleja Piastów, Piła

Finish: Plac Zwycięstwa, Piła

Entries: online or by post (up to 31 Aug 2014); payment by bank transfer; late entries on Saturday 6 Sep 2014; no entries on the day

Entry fees (up to 27 July 2014): 45 PLN (ca. 11 EUR)

Entry fees (up to 31 August 2014): 70 PLN (ca. 17 EUR)

Entry fees (on 6 September 2014): 90 PLN (ca. 22 EUR)

Race centre: in the sports hall of Szkoła Podstawowa nr 1, ul. Buczka 11, Piła (6 Sep 2014, 17.00-22.30; on the day 7.00-10.00)

You get: finisher medal, T-shirt, voucher for the pasta party (on Saturday and on Sunday after the race); free accommodation option in a sports hall (on reservation)

Prizes: to the first 10 M/F and to the first 3 in each category

Number of finishers 2013: 2431

Event website (in Polish, English and German): Half Marathon Pila

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