09:00 – Sunday 15 November
09:00 – Sunday 15 November
Provença, 585
5K
What is the route of the Cursa Sant Marti
The Cursa Sant Martí 5K route starts at Provença, 585 and heads through the streets of the Sant Martí district. The opening kilometres run along Independència, Còrsega, Dos de Maig, Enamorats and València, combining long straights with several urban turns.
The course continues along Sibelius, Mallorca, Rogent and Degà Bahí, before entering a section with more changes of direction through Trinxant, Ripollès, Muntanya and Besalú. It is a fully urban and virtually flat route.
In the final section, runners continue along Ruiz de Padròn, Muntanya, Coll i Vehí and Trinxant, before taking the last turns through Joan de Peguera, Finestrat and Xifré. The variety of streets makes it important to maintain a steady pace and stay focused through the turns.
The Cursa Sant Martí 5K consists of a single lap and returns along Provença to the starting point at Provença, 585, which is also the finish line.
Recommended equipment forCursa Sant Marti
Zapatillas recomendadas para la Cursa Sant Marti
Nike Pegasus 41
ASICS Novablast
Brooks Ghost
adidas Supernova Rise
Cinturones recomendados para la Cursa Sant Marti
Salomon Pulse Belt
FlipBelt Classic
SPIbelt Running Belt
Nathan Zipster
Calcetines recomendados para la Cursa Sant Marti
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How to get to the Cursa Sant Marti

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Frequently Asked Questions about Cursa Sant Marti
How much does the 5K of the Cursa de Sant Martí cost?
Pricing rises in stages just like the same-day 10K: €14 with a chip until September 30th, €16 until November 12th, and €20 on race weekend itself (plus a surcharge without your own chip).
Where and when can I pick up my bib?
At the Foment Martinenc headquarters (Carrer de Provença, 591): Saturday November 14th from 5:00 to 8:30 PM, and Sunday November 15th from 7:30 to 8:30 AM.
How do I register?
Registration is done exclusively through the organiser's online portal.
Do I need to return the timing chip?
Yes, chips provided by the organisers must be returned after the race.
About Cursa Sant Marti
The Cursa Sant Martí is a popular road race in Barcelona offering two distances, 5K and 10K, making it suitable for runners looking for an accessible urban race as well as those wanting a longer challenge.
The Cursa Sant Martí route runs through several streets in the district, starting and finishing at Provença, 585. The 5-kilometre race completes one lap, while the 10K consists of two laps of the official course.
It is a great opportunity to run in Barcelona in a friendly and popular atmosphere, whether you are preparing for another race or looking for a 5K or 10K to test your fitness and improve your personal best.