La Rochelle 2025 marathon and half-marathon is one of the most eagerly awaited events of the year for running enthusiasts. Whether you're an experienced runner or a novice, this event offers a unique opportunity to take part in a prestigious race in a warm, festive atmosphere.
The La Rochelle Marathon, to be held at La Rochelleis renowned for its impeccable organization and picturesque course. Participants will have the opportunity to discover the beauty of the city while taking up a sporting challenge. The more accessible half-marathon also offers a less demanding distance.

The La Rochelle Marathon features a 42.195-kilometer course, passing through some of the city's most beautiful neighborhoods. The start and finish are located at emblematic sites, offering runners an unforgettable visual experience.
An ideal distance to challenge yourself without overexerting yourself.
A shorter race, perfect for less trained runners or those wishing to discover the marathon atmosphere.
A race in teams of two, with each runner covering one half of the course.
A race reserved for corporate teams, ideal for strengthening team cohesion.
Racing adapted for people with disabilities.
A friendly race organized the day before the marathon, to warm up and meet other participants.
Each route is designed to offer a mix of challenge and fun. Riders will pass through bustling urban areas, verdant parks and historic sites, creating a diverse and stimulating experience.
Created several decades ago, the La Rochelle Marathon has rapidly gained in popularity thanks to its friendly atmosphere and professional organization. Initially limited to a few hundred participants, it now attracts thousands of runners from all over the world.
It's a real human adventure founded in 1991thanks to the passion of a group of volunteers and athletes.
The idea of organizing a marathon in La Rochelle was born in the minds of several running enthusiasts. After several unsuccessful attempts, it was finally in 1990 that a concrete project saw the light of day. The following year, the first La Rochelle Marathon was organized, and it was a great success.
Serge Vigotan emblematic figure in the world of running, played a decisive role in the development of the marathon. His energy, passion and dedication have enabled the event to consolidate its position as one of France's leading marathons. In tribute to his commitment, the marathon now bears his name.
Over the years, the La Rochelle Marathon has evolved, incorporating modern technologies to enhance the experience of runners and spectators alike. Innovations include chip timing, dedicated mobile applications and enhanced security measures.
The La Rochelle 2024 marathon will take place over two days, the weekend of november 30, 2025. The marathon takes place on Sunday, November 30, with a start at 9:00 am, while the half-marathon begins at 10:00 am.
In addition to the main races, the La Rochelle Marathon offers activities for all ages and fitness levels. Children's races, wellness walks and training sessions are organized throughout the weekend.
2023 - HEYE BERHANU
2022 - HEYE BERHANU
2021 - SOI Edwin
2020- Race cancelled
2019 - OLIAULO Emmanuel
2018 - SAEKWO Alex
2017 - WORKNEH Tesfa
2016 - OLIAULO Emmanuel
2015 - KIGEN Nobert
2014 - MESFIN Afewerk
2013 - KOSGEI Isaac
2012 - BUSHENDICH Chentan
To take part in the La Rochelle 2024 marathon or half-marathon, runners must register online on the event's official website. Places are limited, so register as early as possible.
The La Rochelle 2025 marathon will take place on November 29 and 30.
You can register online on the official event website: https://marathondelarochelle.com/
Two main courses are on offer: the 42.195 km marathon and the 21.1 km half-marathon, the 10 km.
Yes, children's races and other family activities are organized over the weekend.
It's advisable to train regularly, stay well hydrated and follow a suitable diet before the race.
The La Rochelle 2025 marathon and half-marathon promise to be memorable events for all participants. With exceptional organization, magnificent courses and a festive atmosphere, it's an opportunity not to be missed by running enthusiasts.

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