Seville Half Marathon Create SL organises and promotes the 32nd edition of the Seville Half Marathon, with the collaboration of CLUB DE ATLETISMO SAN PABLO, founder of the race, to be held on 29 November 2026. Any person who is 18 years old on that date may participate, without distinction of sex or nationality, provided that they comply with the regulations of the RFEA, FAA, AIMS and World Athletics.
The course has a length of 21,097 metres, certified by the Royal Spanish Athletics Federation and World Athletics. The Start and Finish are located on Paseo de las Delicias. It will take place on asphalt and paved ground.
The race will start at 09:00 hours. The maximum time to complete the race will be 3 hours, with the finish line closing at 12:10 hours.
Registration: Amount, dates and number of race bibs.
The registration dates will run from 20 February 2026 to 25 October 2026 or until the 20,000 available race bibs are sold out.
The registration fee will be as follows according to the period:
From 20/02/2026 to 19/04/2026 or until 2,000 registered participants are reached...................................................................................................... €25.00
From 20/04/2026 to 21/06/2026 or until 6,000 registered participants are reached...................................................................................................... €30.00
From 22/06/2026 to 23/08/2026 or until 10,000 registered participants are reached...................................................................................................... €35.00
From 24/08/2026 to 25/10/2026 or until 22,000 registered participants are reached...................................................................................................... €40.00
Fair from 27/11/2026 to 28/11/2026 only at the Runner’s Fair...................................................................................................... €100.00 (if there is availability on the dates indicated for its holding).
Waiting list: All runners registered from the waiting list will do so for an amount of €50.
Participants must hold a federation licence, or corredor plus card, issued by the RFEA, Royal Spanish Athletics Federation, on the day of the race. Participants who do not hold such a document before the race may purchase a day federation licence during the registration process.
In the event that multiple or staggered starts are established, the classifications will be carried out using the net time from the moment the participant crosses the Start line until the moment they cross the Finish line.
As the start is staggered, the start times are established as follows:
The times for defining the start corrals will be indicated when the total number of registered participants has been established.
Discounts
There will be a percentage of reserved places with a 50% reduced price for athletes with disabilities (from 33%) or special economic difficulties: long-term unemployment (6 months), residents of the Municipality of Seville.
Conditions for registration at a reduced price for athletes with disabilities:
Failure to comply with these requirements will result in the cancellation of the registration.
Conditions for registration at a reduced price for long-term unemployed persons from 6 months:
Failure to comply with these requirements will result in the cancellation of the registration.
The company responsible for carrying out registrations will be: Deporticket.
Individual registration procedure:
Club registration procedure:
There is a special section so that clubs can register their members jointly. The deadlines and prices are the same as for general registration. If registrations are sold out, any unpaid club registrations will be cancelled. Clubs must enter their tax details in the access request to the portal in order to carry out the registrations. The Organisation reserves the right to request from the Club any necessary information regarding its constitution.
No modifications to this list will be accepted, and any subsequent registration will be considered as an independent runner.
In order to collect race bibs as a Club, clubs must have a minimum of 5 registered members and must confirm collective collection at the Fair of the complete group’s race bibs, indicating the person responsible who will attend when required by the organisation.
Clubs will have unified documentation in an envelope containing the list of registered participants, race bib numbers, as well as the race bibs of the different runners. It must be collected by an accredited responsible person who will sign for the withdrawal of all documentation, upon presentation of the Organisation’s confirmation message and proof of payment.
Methods of payment.
Electronic payment: www.mediomaratondesevilla.es
Ownership of the race bib.
Registration is personal and non-transferable and implies full acceptance of these regulations, as well as the purchase conditions.
Considerations.
Sizes of commemorative garments will be handed out strictly in order of race bib-chip collection and according to the size requested at the time of registration. The Organisation does not guarantee that it will be able to give all participants the requested T-shirt size, as T-shirt production starts on dates well before the close of registration.
Once the runner collects the runner’s bag with their commemorative gift garment and leaves the Runner’s Fair, the organisation will understand that the size has been accepted and no exchange will be made.
Refund policy
At the time of registration, a cancellation guarantee may be purchased at a cost of €4. It will give the right to cancel and request a refund of 100% of the amount paid or transfer to the next edition until 1 November 2026. After this date, no refund will be made. The amount of this guarantee is non-refundable.
If the cancellation guarantee has not been purchased, it will also be possible to request a refund of the registration fee with a 50% penalty. The deadline to request the refund will be 1 November 2026. After this date, no refund will be made.
The refund request must be made through the corresponding link that appears in the registration confirmation email.
Race bibs and the bag will be handed out exclusively at the Runner’s Fair, at a location to be determined in sufficient time by the organisation, on 27 and 28 November 2026, from 10:00 to 20:00 hours, and may not be handed out outside these dates and times under any circumstances.
IN THIS EDITION, PARTICIPANTS WILL BE REQUIRED TO SELECT A DAY AND TIME FOR COLLECTION THROUGH THE REGISTRATION PLATFORM.
NO CORRAL CHANGES WILL BE ACCEPTED AT RACE BIB COLLECTION. SUCH CHANGES MUST BE REQUESTED THROUGH THE LINK THAT THE REGISTERED PARTICIPANT CAN FIND IN THEIR CONFIRMATION EMAIL BEFORE 1 NOVEMBER. FOR SUCH CHANGE, IT IS NECESSARY TO PROVIDE PROOF OF A MARK ACHIEVED IN AN OFFICIAL RACE IN THE LAST THREE YEARS.
The rules governing the holding of the Runner’s Fair will be those determined by the organisation, as well as those applicable to the facilities where it takes place, always with the aim of safeguarding the safety of participants (capacity, security, pets...).
Race bibs will not be handed out on race day, only on the days and times indicated in the previous paragraph.
For race bib collection, participants must present the payment confirmation email together with their ID, either physical or digital. Another person may be authorised to collect it, who must present the aforementioned documents together with express authorisation from the holder and a photocopy or digital copy of the holder’s ID.
Under 20 M / F: Born in 2008 and 2009 (of legal age on the day of the race)
Under 23 M / F: Born from 2005 to 2007.
Senior M / F: Born from 2004 up to M 35.
Master M 35 / F 35: From 35 to 39 years old
Master M 40 / F 40: From 40 to 44 years old
Master M 45 / F 45: From 45 to 49 years old
Master M 50 / F 50: From 50 to 54 years old
Master M 55 / F 55: From 55 to 59 years old
Master M 60 / F 60: From 60 to 64 years old
Master M 65 / F 65: From 65 to 69 years old
Master M 70 / F 70: 70 years old or over
Overall M / F: Includes all the above categories
Athlete with disability in Wheelchair M / F
Athlete with Physical/Intellectual Disability M / F
Note: All ages indicated must have been reached on the day of the race.
To the first three in the men’s, women’s and wheelchair general classification.
First three men and women in each category.
Accumulation of trophies. Trophies from the general classification are not cumulative with those of the other individual categories.
Prizes of the Seville Half Marathon 2026.
MEN (SUB-65:00).
1st.- €2,000
2nd.- €1,500
3rd.- €1,000
RECORD Sebastián Kimaru (KEN) 59:02: €1,000*
If the men record a time over 65 minutes, the cash prize would be reduced by half.
WOMEN (SUB-75:00) *
RECORD Zeineba Yimer Worku (ETHIOPIA) 1:06:33: €1,000*
If the women record a time over 75 minutes, the cash prize would be reduced by half.
*The record prize will be awarded only to the winner (man and woman) and will be cumulative with the other prizes.
Race record:
Current Men’s: Sebastián Kimaru with 59:02
Current Women’s: Zeineba Yimer Worku with 1:06:33
Cumulative with the general prizes and only for the first classified runner.
Expiry:
The delivery of trophies and gifts expires after 30 calendar days.
Prize Collection:
For prize collection, the race bib and winner identification by National Identity Document or similar official document will be requested.
Regarding the popular prizes of the remaining categories, the Organisation informs that:
Once the official period of ten (10) working days from the holding of the race for the submission of incidents or claims that could modify the final classification has ended, athletes classified among the first three (3) in their category must expressly request their trophy according to the following procedure:
The interested party must verify their position in the official classification published on the event website: www.mediomaratondesevilla.es .
They must send an email to info@mediomaratondesevilla.es with the subject “Request my trophy”, indicating full name, category and position obtained.
The organisation will verify the data and inform the interested party of the delivery procedure.
Delivery method
The delivery of the trophy will be carried out according to the place of residence of the classified athlete:
Request period
The period to request the trophy will be from 14 December 2026 to 14 January 2027.
Once this period has elapsed without an express request, it will be understood that the athlete waives the prize and may not make any subsequent claim.
In order to appear in the classifications, it is necessary to have passed through all controls established by the Organisation and judges.
The classifications are provisional until the judges declare them final.
Accumulation of trophies
Prizes from the general classification are not cumulative with those of the specific category in which the athlete participates.
The Organisation may request accreditation from winners, any data appearing in the registration application that could affect the classification.
The provisional classifications will be published on a board arranged by the Organisation next to the finish area and/or podium, these being the sole and exclusive responsibility of the members of the RFEA Judges Committee. They will also be published later on the official website.
Claims affecting classification positions with prize allocation must be submitted in writing to the Referee Judge within a maximum period of 30 minutes from the publication of the classifications, and the Judge will deal with the claim.
Other claims must be sent in writing to the Organisation’s email info@mediomaratondesevilla.es, addressed to the Referee Judge, before the Wednesday following the holding of the race.
The Organisation will communicate the decisions of the Referee Judge within a maximum period of 10 days, after which the classifications will be considered final. Therefore, all trophies and prizes will be provisional until that time.
Participants must wear the race bib visibly on the chest, without retouching, manipulating or folding it.
These race bibs must be used as they were delivered, without cuts, folds or any concealment. They may be perforated to help air circulation, but the perforations must not be made in the characters or numbers appearing on them.
Race bibs have a disposable chip incorporated, so they may not be folded or manipulated or altered in any way, including their advertising. Race time will only be recorded if the race bib-chip is correctly placed on the front of the trunk or chest.
No participating person will be allowed to form part of the race if they do not bear the appropriate race bib and identification.
The Organisation may withhold the delivery of prizes, trophies and gifts in the event that claims exist and it is necessary to decide upon them.
The following will be grounds for disqualification:
The race medical service and referee judges are authorised to remove from the race any athlete who shows poor physical condition.
Disqualified athletes will not have access to trophies or gifts.
The Organisation reserves the right to veto participation in subsequent editions by those who are disqualified.
All persons participating in the race will be given a commemorative garment and a runner’s bag.
Participants in the race will have access to the discounts and promotions that the Organisation may agree with sponsors. Such agreements, if any, will be published on the race website.
To access the gifts, it will be necessary to present the race bib and identify oneself by National Identity Document or similar document.
The commemorative bag and garment will be available within the periods scheduled for race bib collection and upon presentation of it.
The Organisation cannot guarantee size availability because production of the commemorative garments is carried out before all registrations are completed. Delivery will be made respecting what is indicated on the registration receipt while stocks last, at which point it may be replaced by another size. The garment delivered may not be exchanged once accepted by the runner and no size changes will be accepted with respect to those indicated in the registration.
The finisher medal will be given to runners who complete the race. The medal engraving service is voluntary and may be contracted during registration. The management of medal engraving will be carried out by the company determined by the organisation and will be responsible for the service at the finish.
The route will be signposted and will have auxiliary staff indicating turns or changes of direction.
Each kilometre point will be signposted.
There will be liquid refreshment stations at kilometre points 5, 10, 15, 18.5 and Finish.
The start line will be organised by areas delimited according to the marks that runners expect to achieve. In order to access the first corrals, it will be necessary to accredit the mark achieved in races of similar characteristics.
The race will have medical services consisting of an emergency medical team, mobile ICU and various advanced coordination teams in the number determined by the regulations. They will be located at the start line, at kilometre points 5, 10, 15, 18.5 and Finish. Additionally and for greater safety, there will be a medical service at the back of the race.
The Organisation recommends that all participating athletes undergo a medical examination prior to the holding of the race; every participant accepts the risk arising from the sporting activity of athletics.
Any athlete with health problems is obliged to notify the Organisation beforehand and in writing, mark their race bib with a red cross and state on it their name, address, telephone number and health problem they suffer from.
The Organisation will make the following services available to runners:
No luggage will be returned without presentation of the corresponding race bib.
Garments or objects that are not bagged will not be accepted.
A lost property department will be established and will operate until the facilities close. Recovered objects will be available at the organiser’s headquarters until one week after the race.
Timing based on the chip system.
The only vehicles authorised to follow the race are those designated by the Organisation, which will be duly identified.
It is strictly forbidden to follow or accompany runners by motorcycle, bicycle, skates or other vehicle in order to prevent any accident.
The use of any wheeled apparatus or device during the race is not permitted, except for the chairs of disabled wheelchair athletes, which must be accepted by the RFEA and admitted by the Organisation. The latter must wear a helmet mandatorily.
Participation accompanied by minors or animals is not permitted.
Sweep car. The Organisation will provide a sweep car to be used by runners who do not wish to continue the race or who are forced to withdraw.
Control and order of the race will be entrusted to law enforcement officers and authorised Organisation staff, who will act under their instructions. Runners will be obliged to comply with the rules of these regulations and with the instructions adopted for safety reasons.
When a runner is not in technical or health condition to maintain the scheduled time, they will be overtaken by the closing vehicle and must abandon the race using the vehicles provided for this purpose. If they remain on the roads of the course, they must comply with the rules and signs thereof and will be considered another road user.
The organisation will distribute access points and start corrals to guarantee participant safety.
No companion will be allowed access either during the time established for runner access or during the course of the race.
Once the maximum time to complete the race has been reached, the finish line will be closed, applying the same criterion as in the previous point.
The maximum time established for completing the race is 3 hours; therefore, the competent authorities may request runners who exceed an average race pace of 8.5 minutes per kilometre to leave the course. From that moment, any runner who remains on the course will do so under their strict responsibility and may be invited by the local police to leave it.
The Organisation has civil liability insurance to cover any liability for the effects, consequences or responsibilities arising from damages, both material and personal, that participants may cause due to the race, to themselves, to other persons and even in the event that third parties cause damages to the participant, volunteer or Organisation staff.
Likewise, the athlete declares that they are in optimal physical condition to take part in this race and does so under their own responsibility, exempting the Organisation from any harm that their participation in the race may cause them. Registering for this race implies full acceptance of these rules.
The race will not be suspended due to adverse weather conditions, unless there is a risk to the physical integrity of the participants or a civil emergency situation occurs. In this case, the Organisation will act at the request of the competent authority and sports judges.
The Organisation reserves the right to modify the course, both in its route and total distance, schedule, as well as the possibility of postponing or suspending the event for safety reasons or force majeure, without this constituting grounds for claims for compensation or damages by registered participants.
Any runner with medical problems (allergies, special care, etc.) must wear on the race bib a label or mark with a red cross in a visible place during the race, and must also state on the back of the race bib their name, address, contact telephone number and specific health problem.
For safety reasons, the runner will be obliged to communicate in writing and beforehand the medical risk and their race bib number to the Organisation before the race takes place.
The participant must monitor their health status continuously (including taking their temperature and monitoring any symptoms) from 14 days before. Prior health checks before travel and competition are recommended for all registered athletes and Organisation staff in order to guarantee the identification of persons with possible additional risks.
If required by health authorities, proof of health status or vaccination may be requested. Likewise, prior medical tests may be established before participation as part of COVID-19 control protocols.
All participants, by taking the start, accept and sign the Liability Waiver, assuming these Regulations and the Rules of the RFEA, IAAF and FAA. In case of doubt, the criterion of the Judges, Race Management and the Organisation will prevail.
All participants, by registering, accept the publication of their basic data (name, surnames, race bib, club, sex and category) for the management of race bibs and race classification, and may appear in media and websites, as well as in official race photographs and videos. The data may be used by the Main Sponsor.
If the health situation caused by Covid-19 so requires, the measures considered appropriate will be adopted, always under the protection of the competent authorities, to guarantee as far as possible the safety of participants as well as that of their companions, public, sponsors and all staff comprising the organisation of the race (area managers, volunteers, suppliers, judges, media...).
The Start, Finish, refreshment point, service and public area devices may be subject to restrictions or modifications according to the COVID-19 protocol determined by the authorities at the time of the race.
Among the measures to be taken could be the reduction of the number of participants to a number considered safe for the holding of the race. In such case, the right to participate would be associated with the order of registration, with preference given to the first registered runners.
If such health situation required the race to be suspended or the number of participating athletes to be reduced, affected runners would have different options: the option to postpone their registration to the next edition in which the race is held or to request a refund of 80% of their registration to offset the refund and organisation expenses incurred.
LIABILITY WAIVER
I declare that:
That I know and fully accept the race regulations, as well as the regulations of the RFEA, FAA, IAAF, AIMS and AEM and World Athletics.
That I am in adequate physical condition and sufficiently trained to participate voluntarily in the race.
That I do not suffer from any illness, disability or any other circumstance that could worsen or harm my health by participating in the race.
That, if I were to suffer from any illness, disability or any other circumstance that could worsen or seriously harm my health due to participation in the race, I would inform the Organisation and accept the decisions adopted by the persons responsible for the event.
I assume the risks arising from participation in the activity, such as falls, collision with vehicles, weather conditions, condition of the roads and traffic (this statement is indicative in nature).
I accept the decisions of the race officials (judges, medical staff and Organisation technicians) regarding my suitability to complete the race safely and without risk to health.
I authorise the Organisation to use any photograph, filming, recording or any other form of file of my participation in the event, without the right to consideration.
I accept that the Organisation reserves the right to make as many modifications as necessary in the interests of better management and development of the race.
If registering other persons, I have communicated to them the information about the event and have their authorisation and acceptance of these clauses.
DATA PROTECTION
In compliance with the provisions of Organic Law 15/1999 on the Protection of Personal Data, you are informed that the personal data collected in this form will be incorporated into the automated file Seville Half Marathon, whose ownership corresponds to the company Medio Maratón Sevilla Create SL and the Asociación Deportiva Atletismo San Pablo. The purpose of this file is the management of the Seville Half Marathon event and communication with attendees for its different editions, authorising the publication of names and surnames in the corresponding classifications. Your personal data will be used exclusively under the terms provided by current legislation, for the aforementioned purpose and to communicate news regarding this event. If you wish, you may exercise the rights of access, rectification, cancellation and opposition recognised by the aforementioned Organic Law by writing to: Create, acción creativa de eventos SL, POL. IND. EL PINO, C/ Pino Alepo, 9, 41016, Seville.
