What is the race distance and certification?

• →Full Marathon distance: 42,195 m
• →The course is certified by Bernard Conway, Measurement Administrator for the Americas (Level A) of AIMS / World Athletics.
• →This event is an official Boston Marathon qualifying race.

What are the course characteristics and elevation?

The route is officially recognized as "La Ruta Escénica Más Impactante de México." It is primarily a flat course with only slight elevation variations. The race takes place at an average altitude of 1,860 meters above sea level, which offers thin but manageable air for runners.

What is the event schedule and timing?

• →Athletes with disabilities departure: 5:50 AM
• →Official gun time: 6:00 AM
• →Total time limit: 7 hours
• →Timing method: Disposable chip used to calculate net time from the moment the athlete crosses the start line to the finish line.

Where are the aid stations located?

Water and aid points are positioned frequently throughout the course at the following intervals:

• →Km 3, 5, 8, 10, 12.3, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 26, 28, 30, 32, 33, 35, 37, 38.8, 40, and the finish line.

What medical and sanitary facilities are available?

• →Medical support: Provided every 5 km up to km 20, and every 2 km from km 20 to the finish line.
• →Toilets: Located at km 10, 20, 30, and at the finish line.

Where is the start and finish line located?

The start and finish activities are located in front of the Planetario del Parque Tangamanga I.

Are there gear storage facilities?

• →Gear check: Available starting at 5:00 AM near the Planetario.