Registration desk and kit distribution

Runners arrive in the area, check into their hotels, and pick up their race kits at the registration desk. Bib numbers, chips, race T-shirts, and event wristbands are handed out at this time. Volunteers and event staff are available throughout the day to answer questions.

Let's warm up.

A warm-up run open to everyone for all courses. A short route at a conversational pace, with a group photo and small refreshments at the finish.

Volunteers together

A short meeting for station teams, volunteers, and any crew/pacers: signaling language, cut-offs, emergency plan, and communication rules are explained.

Course and Safety Briefing

Common technical meeting for all courses: mandatory equipment, marking system, checkpoints, cut-off times, and emergency procedures will be explained. Latest weather conditions and course updates will be shared.

Pasta Party

Free time for runners to meet each other, take photos, and mentally prepare for the next day. Quiet hours are recommended for early sleepers, and morning start times are reminded.

Bag drop & final check

Start/finish area opens.

Coffee/tea and light snacks, final equipment checks, drop bag drop-off. Late registrations are accepted.

Runners check their mandatory equipment and headlamps one last time and do a warm-up run.

70K & 50K Start Time: 07:00

The 70K and 50K races start first. Start announcements, countdown, and official start photos are taken at this time. All runners check their GPS watches, chips, and markers before entering the course.

24K & 12K & 5K start

As the sun rises, the 24K and 5K races begin. Families, beginners, and fast runners share the same atmosphere. Announcements, music, and spectator support are at their peak in the start area.

First Finishers

Finishers reach the finish line throughout most of the day. The flow of finishers intensifies around noon for the 24K and 5K races; for the 70K and 50K races, it continues from noon until evening. At specified times, intermediate cut-offs close; athletes removed from the course for safety reasons are transported to the center.

Small steps, big excitement

A short, safe, and fun race is organized for children on a short course. A brief briefing is given before the start, and after the race, all children receive commemorative medals and small surprises. A photo area is open for families.

Podium ceremony & closing

Awards for the overall classification and age group awards for all courses, as well as awards for the children's race, will be presented. The podium ceremony and group photos will officially conclude the event.