19:45 – Monday 3 August
19:45 – Monday 3 August
Ayuntamiento San Andreu de la Barca
10K
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10K race preparation guide
Training plan and tips to improve your 10K time, whether it is your first race or you are chasing a new personal best.
What is the route of the Cursa de la Tardor
The Cursa de la Tardor de Sant Andreu de la Barca debuts a renewed circuit starting and finishing in front of the Town Hall. The course heads out toward Plaça de la Pau and Passeig de la Generalitat, two of the town's widest avenues.
From there the circuit runs along Carrer Josep Oriol before joining Carretera de Barcelona and Carretera de Martorell, two straight stretches where a steady pace is easy to hold.
The way back to the finish passes Carrer del Priorat and Camí Vell del Palau before closing the loop again by the Town Hall. The 10K race covers this circuit twice.
Recommended equipment forCursa de la Tardor
Zapatillas recomendadas para la Cursa de la Tardor
Nike Pegasus 41
ASICS Novablast
Brooks Ghost
adidas Supernova Rise
Cinturones recomendados para la Cursa de la Tardor
Salomon Pulse Belt
FlipBelt Classic
SPIbelt Running Belt
Nathan Zipster
Calcetines recomendados para la Cursa de la Tardor
Services Provided
How to get to the Cursa de la Tardor
Sant Andreu de la Barca
T-Shirt
Frequently Asked Questions about Cursa de la Tardor
How much does 10K registration cost?
€11 base price, +€2 if you need to rent a chip, plus an optional +€4.50 for a t-shirt.
What's the registration deadline?
Registration with a t-shirt closes Monday September 14. On October 7 (5pm-7:30pm), in-person sign-ups without a t-shirt are accepted for €15, if spots remain.
Are there prizes?
€150 for the 10K winner, €150 for breaking the course record, and €50 for the first runner through the km 5 flying-point checkpoint, plus trophies and medals for top finishers.
What time does the race start?
For the first time, at night, on Saturday October 3, marking the race's 15th anniversary.
About Cursa de la Tardor
The Cursa de la Tardor is a popular autumn running event designed for runners of different abilities. The race combines running, community participation and a friendly atmosphere, making it a great opportunity to enjoy a sporting day together with fellow runners.
The course gives participants the chance to run through an urban environment and enjoy an accessible and welcoming race, whether they are regular runners or looking for a new challenge on the popular running calendar. The atmosphere and organization aim to make the experience about more than simply competition.
The Cursa de la Tardor has become a notable event for running enthusiasts during the autumn months. Taking part is an opportunity to enjoy sport, share kilometres with fellow runners and experience a running event in a festive and family-friendly atmosphere.