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The 2027 edition of the Zurich Seville Marathon has posted a sold-out sign nearly 10 months ahead of race day, setting an all-time participation record in its 42-year history

The Zurich Seville Marathon 2027, which will take place on February 21 next year, opens its registration window tonight at 00:01 (April 17) for the general public after the first two waves that gave priority to runners registered in the previous edition and those on the waiting list.

The registration period for the Zurich Maratón Sevilla 2027 opens this Thursday, April 9, and we will implement a new model and process that will give priority to runners who took part in the previous edition and to those who remained on the waiting list for the 2026 edition.

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The prelude to the Seville race, part of the World Athletics calendar, brought together 3,000 runners around Parque de María Luisa, with victory and a course and national best for South African Maxime Chaumeton (13:12). Kenya's Mirriam Cherop (15:21) claimed the women's win.

To make every kilometer unique and special in this 41st edition of the Zurich Seville Marathon, we have expanded the cheering zones with more bands, DJs, and drum groups that will energize runners along the course

The Zurich Seville Marathon 2026 brings together around 200 elite athletes who will race this Sunday at 8:30 a.m. (CET) for the victory and to achieve strong internationally competitive times on the flattest course in Europe.

When your legs give out and oxygen runs low in a marathon, there’s no better boost than taking in the beauty of the surroundings and soaking up the encouragement of a devoted crowd.

The Zurich Seville Marathon 2026, taking place this Sunday, February 15, will be preceded this coming Saturday at 9:30 a.m. by a race that promises to make history: the 5k Breakfast Run

Crossing the finish line of the Zurich Seville Marathon isn't just about four hours of effort; it's the result of the perfect blend of your determination and the energy that surrounds you.

He has more than five hundred thousand kilometers in his legs, but Miguel Ríos still hasn’t tired of running. “My body asks for it,” he explains