Frequently Asked Questions

Bogotá Half Marathon takes place in the city of Bogotá. The participant gathering point is the Events Plaza of Simón Bolívar Park, and the race starts on the westbound lane of Carrera 60 between Calle 63 and Calle 53.

In the Bogotá Half Marathon 2026, you can participate in either the 10-kilometer or the 21-kilometer race.

Individuals aged 18 and older may participate in the 21K race, and individuals aged 14 and older may participate in the 10K race, as long as they have completed the registration process, which includes accepting the 2026 Responsibility and Release Declaration “mmB 2026” and the Personal Data Processing Policy. For participants between 14 and 17 years old, acceptance must be given by both the minor and their parents or guardian.

Yes, the Bogotá Half Marathon will have pacers or “hares” to accompany and guide runners in both courses.

21K Course

CATEGORY	AGE
OPEN	18 to 39 years
VETERANS	40 to 49 years
PLUS	50 years or older

10K Course

CATEGORY	AGE
MENORS	14 to 17 years
YOUTH	18 to 19 years
OPEN	20 to 39 years
VETERANS	40 to 49 years
PLUS	50 years or older
WHEELCHAIR	18 to 60 years (conventional or sports wheelchair, no companion)

Registration for Bogotá Half Marathon 2026 can be completed from July 28, 2025, to July 25, 2026, and/or until all spots are sold out.

The registration fee varies depending on the phase:

EARLY BIRDS:	July 28 to December 31, 2025
REGULAR:	January 1 to April 30, 2026
LATE REGISTRATION:	May 1 to July 25, 2026

Registration must be completed online on the race website: www.mediamaratonbogota.com

At Correcaminos de Colombia, Calle 86B No. 15–22, Office 301, Bogotá D.C., the online registration process is also available.

Bogotá Half Marathon 2026 will close its registration process once all spots are filled, which may occur at any time during the phases mentioned above (Early bird, Regular, or Late Registration).

Race bibs and participant kits will be handed out in person or to an authorized representative at Expomedia (Corferias) on Thursday 23, Friday 24, and Saturday 25 of July 2026, from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Picking up the race bib and kit is mandatory, as this activity is only available on these days and within these hours. No bibs or kits will be provided on race day.

Participants who cannot attend in person may authorize a third party, who must present on the dates and times listed above:

• An authorization letter
• A photocopy of the ID card of the registered participant
• A photocopy of the ID card of the authorized person

Once the participant receives their race bib, they must complete the full and truthful information requested on the back of the bib, which is essential for any situation that may arise during the race. The participant is responsible for any consequences of failing to provide this information.

Bogotá Half Marathon 2026 “mmB 2026” on Sunday, July 26, 2026, from 5:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., will feature first-aid services and medical assistance supported by medicalized ambulances.

First-aid and medical assistance points located both at the Start Zone and throughout the two race courses (21K and 10K) are composed of:

• 1 TAM (Medicalized Ambulance)
• 1 MEC (Stabilization and Patient Classification Module)
• 2 Stationary Assistants
• 2 Doctors
• 4 Mobile Assistants
• 2 Defibrillators

First-aid and medical assistance points in the Concentration Zone at the Events Plaza of Simón Bolívar Park and in the Finish Area are composed of:

• 2 TAM (Medicalized Ambulance)
• 2 MEC (Stabilization and Patient Classification Module)
• 4 Stationary Assistants
• 4 Doctors
• 8 Mobile Assistants
• 4 Defibrillators

The distribution of first-aid and medical assistance points is as follows:

• Two in the concentration zone at the Events Plaza of Simón Bolívar Park
• One at the race start zone
• Nine along the 21K course: in the service islands at kilometers 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, and 19
• Three along the 10K course: in the service islands at kilometers 3, 5, and 8
• One at the race finish zone

Throughout both race courses (21K and 10K), the race has assigned personnel as a support network to connect participants with the necessary first-aid or medical assistance points in areas where no fixed medical services are available. Additionally, the emergency line 123 is available to assist athletes, and participants may also contact their health provider.

Each runner must respond to any humanitarian actions if another participant’s health or life is at risk, in the spirit of social solidarity.

The race provides a bag check service for participants; only clothing items may be stored. Storing valuables, wallets, documents, money, cell phones, electronic devices, animals, etc., is prohibited. The organizers are not responsible for loss or theft of items left in the bag check area.