What race distances are offered?

• →42.2K Marathon
• →21.1K Half Marathon
• →10K
• →5K
• →2.2K
• →MaraFun (Kids' race)

What is the race schedule and start times?

• →7:00 AM – 42.2K Marathon & 21.1K Half Marathon
• →7:30 AM – 10K
• →7:45 AM – 5K
• →11:45 AM – 2.2K
• →12:00 PM – MaraFun (Kids')

What does the course layout look like?

The course is a road event that utilizes the South Saskatchewan River valley, including trails and parks managed by the Meewasin Valley Authority. The route travels through the University of Saskatchewan campus and established residential areas, featuring a return to Prairieland and Diefenbaker Parks, and includes a crossing of the rebuilt Traffic Bridge in central Saskatoon.

You can view the specific course maps at the following links:

• →42.2K Course: Racepoint ↗
• →21.1K Course: Racepoint ↗
• →10K Course: Racepoint ↗
• →5K Course: Racepoint ↗
• →2.2K & MaraFun Course: Racepoint ↗

What is the history of the Saskatchewan Marathon?

The event is one of Canada's longest-running marathons, having held its inaugural race on May 12, 1979. Originally organized by the Saskatoon Road Runners Association, the first edition served as a test for the 1979 Western Canada Summer Games. While the race previously alternated between spring and fall, it has been a permanent late spring fixture since 2004.

Are there any official certifications or qualifying statuses?

The marathon is recognized as a Boston Marathon & AbbottWMM MTT qualifier.

What are the current course records?

• →Men's Marathon Record: 2:22:09 (David Mutai, 2019)
• →Women's Marathon Record: 2:49:54 (Eriko Soma, 2024)