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FLASH SALE – From Tuesday 20 November to Friday 30 November (inclusive), take advantage of a discount on the purchase of two race entries for the 2019 Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris. What better way to convince your best friend, brother, sister or work colleague to join you on the start line?
How to use this special offer?
Click on the “Buy Now” button below and you will be directed to the Black Friday offer on time to
Tick the box of your choice
Fill in your details and confirm your registration and the purchase of two race entries.
N.B.: At the start of December, you will receive an email with the registration link to send to the recipient of the second race entry.
08/04/2018 - Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris 2018 - Ligne d'arrivée - Paul LONYANGATA, vainqueur homme en 2h06ASO/G.Demouveaux
Reopening of the registrations on september 4th at 12pm
April 30th 2018
You can still register with a charity
Already 15,000 runners have an appointment with the 2019 Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris. Registrations are now closed until september 4th at 12pm.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE BEST RATES DURING THE REOPENING OF REGISTRATIONS:
Discover our 4 formats proposed and the tailor-maid options:
My Marathon Race Bib
My Paris Experience
My Unforgettable Marathon
My 5-star Marathon
As soon as you register for the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris or at any time during your preparation, you can add options to your race number in your personal area on www.timeto.com.
The video of your race with Asics
April 10th 2018
Your race on the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris 2018 has been recorded by High Definition quality cameras along the track.
The cameras were located at the 10th km, 15th km, 20th km and of course at the finish line!
Click here and enter your name or race number to see the personalized video of your race.
If you are willing to get a memory of your race forever in HD for only 9.99 euros, click on the download video button within the video player! You will also have the opportunity to share your video via Facebook and Twitter.
43,537 runners took part in the 42nd edition of the Marathon de Paris on Sunday 8th April. This colourful community was made up of 26% women, 32% foreign runners (from 115 nations) and 36% of newcomers to the distance, which wound through the world’ most beautiful city in spring-like weather conditions.
The title holder, Kenyan Paul Lonyangata, claimed a double in front of his countrymen Mathew Kisorio and Ernest Ngeno. In the women’s race, Kenya’s Betsy Saina sprang a surprise to win ahead of her countrywoman Ruth Chepngetich and Ethiopian Gulume Chala.
08/04/2018 - Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris 2018- ASO/A.Vialatte
A double for Lonyangata and a surprise victory for Saina
Last year, Paul and Purity wrote one of the nicest love stories in the history of sport, by both winning in their respective categories of the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris. Although his wife was unable to race this year due to illness, it did not stop Paul Lonyangata from claiming victory once again. Paul Lonyangata was first to cross the finishing line with a time of 2:06’25’’, 11 seconds ahead of Kisorio and 16 in front of Ngeno, his two countrymen.
Few competitors in the history of the Paris Marathon have crossed the finishing line twice as winners:Jacky Boxberger (in 1983 and 1985), Ahmed Salah (in 1984 and 1986) and the British runner Steve Brace, the only competitor to have won twice consecutively until today.
It has to be said that the battle between the six women who were still together after 33 km was a tough one. Betsy Saina win with a time of 2:22’56’’, 3 seconds in front of Kenyan Ruth Chepngetich and 12 ahead of Ethiopian Gulume Chala. The surprise was that Betsy Saina, 5th in the 10,000 m at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games and winner of a half-marathon with a time of 69’17’’, had never before completed a marathon.
Jean-Damascène Habarurena finished 17th on the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris as the first French runner. In the reckoning for qualification for the European Championships, Habarurena did not manage to beat the time he was aiming for with a time of 2:15’13’’, one second ahead, Nicolas Navarro.
The para-sports race witnessed the Japanese competitor Hiroki Nishida claimed the first international victory of his career with a time of 1:30’02’’, in front of multiple Olympic Champion David Weir (1:30’52'') and Spaniard Jorge Madera Jimenez (1:30’53’’).
There was a wonderful surprise for the finishers after more than 6 hours of running with heavy legs: they were welcomed and congratulated by the winners of the race, Betsy Saina and Paul Lonyangata, a genuine symbol of fraternity!
08/04/2018 - Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris 2018 - Ligne d'arrivée - Betsy SAINA, vainqueur femme en 02:22:56- ASO/G.Demouveaux
WE LOOK FORWARD TO HAVE A DRINK TOGETHER TO CELEBRATE THIS VICTORY FITTINGLY!
For rugby lovers’ post-match celebrations, see you from 6pm! The whole event organising team looks forward to seeing you in the capital’s most emblematic bars - Rue Princesse.
The place to be for all those who want to celebrate the success of the 42th edition of the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris in style, from 6pm onwards.
Don’t forget your medal which will ensure you enjoy a preferential rate!
Pitch Marathoon's : Congrats toon's
April 7th 2018
More than seven hundred 5 to 10 years old children came together this morning for this fun and sporting occasion on the Champ de Mars.
On the schedule of this Pitch Marathoon's: a village with many activities (make-up, a brass band, a clown, etc.) and two races, a 1.2k race for 5 to 7 years old and a 2.2k race for 8 to 10 years old.
In particular it provided an opportunity to enjoy a family and friendly moment around the values of sport!
At the finish of the Pitch Marathoon’s, the young champions from ten or so nations - from New Zealand to the United States - were awarded real finishers medals. And since running whets the appetite, an enjoyable breakfast was served to everyone present.
This morning 3,000 runners took advantage of a rare privilege for this new edition of the Paris Breakfast Run. A five-kilometre run in the heart of the prestigious monuments and places which epitomise Paris’s history — the Carrousel du Louvre, the Musée d’Orsay, the Pont Alexandre III, and a magnificent finish on the Champ de Mars, at the foot of the Eiffel Tower.
And the Parisian-style breakfast, served at the finish facing the Eiffel Tower, gave the French, American, British, Australian, Brazilian and Mexican marathon runners an opportunity to exchange views. 70 nations were represented in total.
Tomorrow it’s the big day: the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris will be setting off at 8.06am (handisport) and 8.09 (Elite women) on the Avenue des Champs-Elysées!
07/04/2018 - Paris Breakfast Run- ASO/J.Everaerdt
D-1: Are you ready?
April 7th 2018
Tomorrow it’s the big day! The 42th edition of the Schneider Electric Paris Marathon will set off at 8.20am on the Avenue des Champs-Elysées!
If you haven't picked up your race number yet, we remind you that the Salon du Running (Parc des ExpositionsPorte de Versailles : subway Line 12, Porte de Versailles stop) closes its doors today at 7pm. Don’t forget to bring your essential documents with you: a proof of identity, your notification letter as well as a medical certificate.
Take advantage of the last hours before the start to enjoy the pleasure that awaits you: running 42.195km in the most beautiful city in the world. Here are some tips the day before the marathon:
Drink throughout the day and eat early (12 hours before you set off) focusing on slow-burning carbohydrates.
Make sure your equipment is adapted to the race. N.B.: don’t run with new shoes.
Plan to arrive on the Champs-Elysées tomorrow at least 45 minutes before your start. It’s better to take the subway than any other means of transport (line 1, George V or Charles-de-Gaulle stops).
Go over your race plan in your head without forgetting the most important thing: the pleasure of running.
The weather forecast is good and the temperature will be quite warm for the season. Don’t forget to wear spring clothing (shorts and a short-sleeved shirt) and drink at each feeding station.
Tomorrow, Paris will be yours. And there will be 55,000 of you who will enjoy a historical sporting and unifying experience as you give it your all.
Be proud of the journey you are about to undertake. You are already champions!
The Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris boasts an exceptional route in the heart of the most beautiful city in the world. This means that everyone involved has to act responsibly: the organiser, the partners, the runners, the spectators, etc.
A maximum of resources will be at your disposal to do your bit, allowing you to recycle bottles, clothing and food waste.
Join us to make this an environmentally responsible marathon.
Collecting your race number at the Salon du Running, your final run, last plate of pasta, selfie at the start, finisher’s photo: share and discover the different moments your marathon live on Twitter and Vine, use the official hashtags #ParisMarathon and #LifeisOn.
Paris Breakfast Run: online registrations are closed
April 4th 2018
The online registrations for the Paris Breakfast Run are now closed!
But don’t panic, you can still register directly at the Salon du Running on:
Thursday 5 April from 3pm to 9pm
Friday 6 April from 10am to 9pm
We look forward to seeing you in great shape at the start at 9am on Rue de l’Amiral Coligny (LOUVRE RIVOLI subway).
Paris Breakfast Run - 2nd april 2016
3 essential documents to pick up your race number!
April 4th 2018
Have you remembered everything you need to collect your race number? Don’t forget to bring all the essential documents which are required by our teams, when you come to collect your race number, to avoid being refused access to the race!
WHAT DO I NEED TO BRING TO COLLECT MY RACE NUMBER?
Your medical certificate must include one of the three following mentions “course à pied en compétition” (competitive running); “athlétisme en compétition” (competitive athletics) or “triathlon en compétition” (competitive triathlons).
/ ! \ We suggest that you ask your doctor to fill in this model, to ensure that you bring a valid medical certificate with you. If your certificate does not feature one of the three mentions indicated above, we won’t be able to give you your race number in accordance with the race rules. No exceptions will be made.
A proof of identity (identity card, passport or driving licence).
/ ! \ If you have a 2018 licence, issued by the Fédération Française d’Athlétisme (French Athletics Federation) or the Fédération Française de Triathlon (French Triathlon Federation), please present it when you collect your race number: in this case you won’t be required to present your medical certificate.
/ ! \ If you have a Corporate Package, you may be able to benefit from specific conditions to collect your race number. Please contact the person in charge of your booking.
WHERE, WHEN AND HOW DO I PICK UP MY RACE NUMBER?
The collection of race numbers will take place at the Salon Du Running, Hall 1, located at the Porte de Versailles (75015 Paris).
Access:
Bus: lines 39, 42 or 49 – bus stop “Porte de Versailles”
Metro: line 12 – metro stop “Porte de Versailles”
Tram: line T2 or T3 – tram stop "Porte de Versailles"
The opening times:
Thursday 5th April 2018: from 3pm to 9pm
Friday 6th April 2018: from 10am to 9pm
Saturday 7th April 2018: from 9am to 7pm
Don’t forget to go there in person, during the times indicated, as we won’t hand over any race numbers on the day of the race. We advise you to go there as early as possible to avoid waiting!
See you on Sunday!
Follow the marathon runners guide
March 29th 2018
Here you go: there are just 10 more days to go before the start!
Do you still have a lot of questions? Where can you find us on the big day? At what time? And where can you cross the dozens of supporters who have come to cheer you on? Don’t worry, we have gathered all the essential information together in the Marathon Runners Guide.
It contains the opening times of the Salon du Running, tips to get to the site and everything you need to know about the routes so that you can serenely set off in the race.
ENJOY OUR RUNNING ANIMATIONS ON SATURDAY 7th APRIL
February 26th 2018
The day before the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris, come enjoy our running animations with family or friends!
On the schedule :
The PARIS BREAKFAST RUN: Come shake out your legs on Saturday April 7 at 9AM in an non-timed run of 5km followed by a friendly breakfast at the foot of the Eiffel Tower!
The PITCH MARATHOON'S PARIS: Your children are raised up in honour on Saturday April 7th! From 2PM, they will be able to benefit from the animations of the Village, before participating in one of the 2 races:
5 - 7 years old : Minis Marathooniens: 1.2km - Start at 3PM
8 - 10 years old: The Little Marathooniens: 2,4km -Start at 3.30PM
At the same time, take off your Paris Breakfast Run t-shirt and your child's bib at the Salon du Running.
The registrations for the 2018 Paris Breakfast Run are open
February 16th 2018
The friendly and fun Paris Breakfast Run is back again this year with a completely new route! Come and shake out your legs one last time before the Marathon, on Saturday 7th April 2018.
This flat route, on roads closed to traffic which will not be timed, will allow you to (re-) discover the monuments and prestigious sites that have made and are still making history in Paris: theCarrousel du Louvre, theMusée d’Orsay, thePont Alexandre III, followed by an amazing finish on theChamp de Marsbeneath theEiffel Tower!
START : SATURDAY 7TH APRIL AT 9AM PLACE DE L'AMIRAL DE COLIGNY - MÉTRO LOUVRE RIVOLI (LEVEL WITH RUE DE L'AMIRAL DE COLIGNY)
Open for all from 12 years old
Price: €12
Pack:
1 technical t-shirt
1 typical French breakfast with croissant, pain au chocolat, coffee and juice
Your country flags
Technical T-shirt will have to be pick up with your country flag at the Salon du Runningon Thursday April 5th (from 3am to 9am) or Friday April 6th (from 10pm to 9am)
CHRISTHMAS OFFER - from Thursday 14th to Thursday 28th December inclusive, take advantage of a discount on the purchase of 2 race numbers for the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris. This should encourage your best friend, your brother, your sister or even your colleague to set off with you!
Only the purchaser’s personal information is required when the 2 race numbers are bought. You will receive two advantage codes for the race selected by email on January. Each of the beneficiaries must fill in his code directly on the race registration form on asochallenges.com.
We have the situation in hand to help you prepare the most beautiful marathon in the world: click here to discover the training plan which corresponds to your objective!
Your 42,195 km of the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris in a 360-degree video
October 15th 2017
Relive the 42,195 km of the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris in a 360-degree video thanks to Schneider Electric.
Join us on 8th April to experience the adventure through your own eyes and in your own shoes!
2018 EDITION: REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW OPEN!
September 5th 2017
PARIS IS WAITING FOR YOU!
Have you ever run in the most beautiful city of the world? There will always be a bib for you to run the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris. More than the city, the race is a lifetime experience. On april 8 2018, be part of the 17,000 runners that come each year from all over the world.
The Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris continues to smash its own records year after year.
43,754 runners started the race this morning in a summer-like atmosphere which promised lots of sore muscles in the final few hundred metres on the cobblestones of Avenue Foch, soon left scorching hot by the runners… as well as quite a few sunburns for the approximately 250,000 spectators lining the streets of the most beautiful city in the world.
Everything fell into place for the Kenyan couple of Paul Lonyangata and Purity Rionoripo to write a rousing love story in the most beautiful marathon in the world, winning both of today's races!
It was yet more proof —not that any was needed— that Paris is the city of love. The 2017 Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris saw a married couple claim the double for the first time in history. Paul Lonyangata and Purity Rionoripo, clad in the sunny Kenyan colours, topped two 100% Kenyan podiums.
The Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris is Paul Lonyongata's third victory on the queen of distances, following his triumphs in Lisbon in 2013 and Shanghai in 2015. How about Paris? He loves the city, he knows it and he has turned it into one of his stomping grounds. Just a few weeks ago, he carved his mark on the streets of the French capital, finishing second in the Fitbit half marathon with a time of 60′40″. "This might well be my greatest victory yet, and it's also a personal record", said the 2017 winner. "I felt great, it wasn't too hot or too cold, and the organisation was perfect."
The icing on the cake came a few minutes later, when his wife claimed the women's race at an infernal pace. Purity Rionoripo even set a new Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris records of 2 h 20′55″, beating fellow Kenyans Agnes Barsosio and 2014 champion Flomena Cheyech.
37% of athletes were running their first marathon. Jean-Marc, who came from Toulouse with his running-loving wife, was one of them. The fit 40-year-old cyclo-cross aficionado clocked 3 h 17′ despite "hardly training before my first marathon. A marathon is funny, it gets tougher towards the end… Luckily enough, we'll stay here a few more days to enjoy Paris. I must admit I missed a few landmarks during the race…»
Andrea comes from Mexico. The 30-year-old took advantage of the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris, which she finished in 3 h 21′, to spend a fortnight in Paris for her holidays. "It was an incredible moment. Thank goodness I'm in Paris, because I'd be extremely disappointed if I only thought about my performance. But it's so beautiful I'll take home wonderful memories."
The podiums
Men
Paul Lonyongata (KEN) 2:06:10
Stephen Chebogut (KEN) 2:06:57
Solomon Yego (KEN) 2:07:12
Women
Purity Rionoripo (KEN) 2:20:55 new record
Agnès Barsosio (KEN) 2:20:59
Flomena Cheyech (KEN) 2:21:22
Disabled sport Men
David Weir (GBR) 1:29:25
Disabled sport Women
Margriet van den Broek (NED) 1:29:25
We look forward to have a drink together to celebrate this victory fittingly!
For rugby lovers’ post-match celebrations, see you from6pm in two of Paris’s districts depending on where you want to go:
The bars in Rue Princesse : (Métro Mabillon (line 10) or Métro Saint Germain des Près (line 4))
The bars on the Quais de Seine - the Faust, the FLOW Paris and the Rosa Bonheur sur Seine (Port des Invalides, Quai d'Orsay): Métro Invalides line 8, 13 and RER C).
The place to be for all those who want to celebrate the success of the 41st edition of the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris in style, from 6pm onwards.
Don’t forget your medal which will ensure you enjoy a preferential rate!
The 42nd edition is in the works
The 2018 Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris is already starting to take shape. It is scheduled for Sunday 8 April. The first stage of registration opens on Wednesday 12 April at 8:00AM on the ASO Challenges platform: www.asochallenges.com
Pitch Marathoon’s: congratulations toon's!
April 8th 2017
More than seven hundred children
More than seven hundred 5 to 10 year-old children came together this morning for this fun and sporting occasion on the Champ de Mars.
On the schedule of this Pitch Marathoon's: a village with many activities (make-up, a brass band, a clown, etc.) and two races, a 1.2k race for 5 to 7 year-olds and a 2.2k race for 8 to 10 year-olds.
In particular it provided an opportunity to enjoy a family and friendly moment around the values of sport!
At the finish of the Pitch Marathoon’s, the young champions from ten or so nations - from New Zealand to the United States - were awarded real finishers medals. And since running whets the appetite, an enjoyable breakfast was served to everyone present.
Congratulations toon's!
3,000 participants at the Paris Breakfast Run!
April 8th 2017
Running while Paris is still asleep!
This morning 3,000 runners took advantage of a rare privilege. A five-kilometre run in the heart of the prestigious monuments and places which epitomise Paris’s history — the Carrousel du Louvre, the Musée d’Orsay, the Pont Alexandre III, and a magnificent finish on the Champ de Mars, at the foot of the Eiffel Tower.
And the Parisian-style breakfast, served at the finish facing the Eiffel Tower, gave the French, American, British, Australian, Brazilian and Mexican marathon runners an opportunity to exchange views. 70 nations were represented in total.
Tomorrow it’s the big day: the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris will be setting off at 8.20am on the Avenue des Champs-Elysées!
D-1: are you ready?
April 8th 2017
Tomorrow it’s the big day! The 41st edition of the Schneider Electric Paris Marathon will set off at 8.20am on the Avenue des Champs-Elysées!
If you haven't picked up your race number yet, we remind you that the Salon du Running – located at the Porte de Versailles’ Parc des Expositions (subway Line 12, Porte de Versailles stop) closes its doors today at 7pm. Don’t forget to bring your essential documents with you: a proof of identity, your notification letter as well as a medical certificate.
Take advantage of the last hours before the start to enjoy the pleasure that awaits you: running 42.195km in the most beautiful city in the world. Here are some tips the day before the marathon:
Drink throughout the day and eat early (12 hours before you set off) focusing on slow-burning carbohydrates.
Make sure your equipment is adapted to the race. N.B.: don’t run with new shoes.
Plan to arrive on the Champs-Elysées tomorrow at least 45 minutes before your start. It’s better to take the subway than any other means of transport (line 1, George V or Charles-de-Gaulle stops).
Go over your race plan in your head without forgetting the most important thing: the pleasure of running.
The weather forecast is good and the temperature will be quite warm for the season. Don’t forget to wear spring clothing (shorts and a short-sleeved shirt) and drink at each feeding station.
Tomorrow, Paris will be yours. And there will be 57,000 of you who will enjoy a historical sporting and unifying experience as you give it your all.
Be proud of the journey you are about to undertake. You are already champions!
The race live
April 7th 2017
Download the official application
Whether you’re a runner or a spectator, you’ll all be connected thanks to the official app:
Live monitoring of your favourite runners at different check points
Interactive route map
Rankings and results
Photo album of the marathon runners with #ParisMarathon and #LifeIsOn, powered by Schneider Electric
Get access to many feature with the official application available on April 7th!
The Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris boasts an exceptional route in the heart of the most beautiful city in the world. This means that everyone involved has to act responsibly: the organiser, the partners, the runners, the spectators, etc.
A maximum of resources will be at your disposal to do your bit, allowing you to recycle bottles, clothing and food waste.
Join us to make this an environmentally responsible marathon.
Let’s all go to the Salon du Running!
April 6th 2017
This year the Salon du Running, the biggest event in France devoted to a sporting discipline, will play host to equipment manufacturers, specialised nutritional and coaching distributors and race organisers once again. This event represents a unique occasion for all the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris’ competitors to test the 2017 running trends.
A host of activities and entertainment will punctuate the Salon du Running until it closes on Saturday at 7pm.
The Salon du Running in short
Place: the Porte de Versailles’ Parc des Expositions, Hall 1, 75015 Paris
Dates and times:
. Friday 1st April from 10am to 8pm
. Saturday 2nd April from 9 am to 7 pm
Admission to the Salon du Running is free of charge.
Access:
Bus : lignes 39 - 42 - 49 - Stop: Porte de Versailles
Subway station: : line 12 - Station: Porte de Versailles
Tram : T2 or T3 - Stop: Porte de Versailles
FOR ALL PARTICIPANTS OF THE SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC MARATHON DE PARIS:
Don’t forget to go there in person, during the times indicated, as we won’t hand over any race numbers on the day of the race. We advise you to go there as early as possible to avoid waiting!
Don’t forget to bring all the essential documents which are required by our teams, when you come to collect your race number, to avoid being refused access to the race!
What do I need to bring to collect my race number?
Your medical certificate must include one of the three following mentions “course à pied en compétition” (competitive running); “athlétisme en compétition” (competitive athletics) or “triathlon en compétition” (competitive triathlons).
/ ! \ We suggest that you ask your doctor to fill in this model, to ensure that you bring a valid medical certificate with you. If your certificate does not feature one of the three mentions indicated above, we won’t be able to give you your race number in accordance with the race rules. No exceptions will be made.
A proof of identity (identity card, passport or driving licence).
/ ! \ If you have a 2017 licence, issued by the Fédération Française d’Athlétisme (French Athletics Federation) or the Fédération Française de Triathlon (French Triathlon Federation), please present it when you collect your race number: in this case you won’t be required to present your medical certificate.
/ ! \ If you have a Corporate Package, you may be able to benefit from specific conditions to collect your race number. Please contact the person in charge of your booking.
See you on Sunday!
The emotion of the finish
April 6th 2017
THE VIDEO OF YOUR FINISH ON FACEBOOK WITH ASICS
Allow your friends to experience the end of the marathon as if they were with you at the finish line! Share the emotion when you cross the finish line live on your Facebook account, thanks to Asics. Sign up now free of charge: the video of you crossing the finish line will be posted live on your Facebook profile. When you go past kilometre 30, a message will be posted to inform your friends! #DontRunFly
The essential documents to pick up your race number!
A few days before the start, your preparation is finished and you’re ready. But have you remembered everything you need to collect your race number? Don’t forget to bring all the essential documents which are required by our teams, when you come to collect your race number, to avoid being refused access to the race!
What do I need to bring to collect my race number?
Your medical certificate must include one of the three following mentions “course à pied en compétition” (competitive running); “athlétisme en compétition” (competitive athletics) or “triathlon en compétition” (competitive triathlons).
/ ! \ We suggest that you ask your doctor to fill in this model, to ensure that you bring a valid medical certificate with you. If your certificate does not feature one of the three mentions indicated above, we won’t be able to give you your race number in accordance with the race rules. No exceptions will be made.
A proof of identity (identity card, passport or driving licence).
/ ! \ If you have a 2017 licence, issued by the Fédération Française d’Athlétisme (French Athletics Federation) or the Fédération Française de Triathlon (French Triathlon Federation), please present it when you collect your race number: in this case you won’t be required to present your medical certificate.
/ ! \ If you have a Corporate Package, you may be able to benefit from specific conditions to collect your race number. Please contact the person in charge of your booking.
Where, when and how do I pick up my race number?
The collection of race numbers will take place at the Salon Du Running, Hall 1, located at the Porte de Versailles (75015 Paris). It’s very easy to go there; all you have to do is take the subway line 12, and get off at the Porte de Versailles stop.
The opening times:
Thursday 6th April 2017: from 3pm to 9pm
Friday 7th April 2017: from 10am to 9pm
Saturday 8th April 2017: from 9am to 7pm
Don’t forget to go there in person, during the times indicated, as we won’t hand over any race numbers on the day of the race. We advise you to go there as early as possible to avoid waiting!
See you on Sunday!
Smile, you’re buzzing!
April 5th 2017
Collecting your race number at the Salon du Running, your final run, last plate of pasta, selfie at the start, finisher’s photo, etc.: share and discover the different moments your marathon live on Twitter and Vine, use the official hashtags #ParisMarathon and #LifeisOn
You’ve got an old pair of running shoes sitting on a shelf gathering dust.
When you go to collect your race number at the Salon du Running, hand in your old running shoes on the Africa Run stand and give them a second lease of life!
This association has been collecting, repairing and transporting running shoes to West Africa since 2006.
When the shoes arrive there, they are then distributed to local associations which decide how best to use them, depending on the situation of the terrain and the needs of the population.
The Africa Run association’s goal is to organise a delivery at least once a year.
We are counting on you!
NEW ROUTE FOR THE PARIS BREAKFAST RUN!
March 2nd 2017
The friendly and fun Paris Breakfast Run is back again this year with a completely new route! Come and shake out your legs one last time before the Marathon, on Saturday 8th April 2017.
This flat route, on roads closed to traffic which will not be timed, will allow you to (re-) discover the monuments and prestigious sites that have made and are still making history in Paris: the Carrousel du Louvre, the Musée d’Orsay, the Pont Alexandre III, followed by an amazing finish on the Champ de Mars beneath the Eiffel Tower!
Start : Saturday 8th April at 9am – Place du Palais Royal (level with Rue Saint-Honoré)
On 9th April, you will be among the 57,000 runners in the starting blocks taking on 42.195 km in the most beautiful city in the world!
If you were unsuccessful in obtaining your race number, you still have a final possibility of taking part in the 41st Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris by running for a charity.
We are offering you a very wide range of training sessions very soon, as good preparation is the key to a successful marathon. So you won’t have any more excuses to not join in, as there’s definitely one for you!
4 types of sessions are being offered by our organising teams:
Long runs to better manage the distance and fatigue over time
Route recce runs: it’s up to you to choose the training group which suits you best according to your level and your objective (three speeds available: 9k/h ; 10 k/h ; 11k/h)
Special women’s sessions with advice adapted to optimize your chance of success
Apero Runs to perfectly combine running with a pleasant moment in a Parisian bar!
LET’S CELEBRATE YOUR STATUS AS A FINISHER TOGETHER!
April 6th 2016
After your race, come and celebrate your achievement with all the other marathon runners and the organisers of the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris! We look forward to seeing you in Rue Princesse from 6pm. The many bars in this cosy street in the 6tharrondissement of Paris will be opening their doors to help you celebrate your achievement. Don’t forget to bring along your finisher’s medal: as well as allowing you to bask in the glory of your success, it also entitles you to special prices. After a day of exertion, some relaxation is in order!
The list of the bars that will welcome you:
Flanker Bar
Eden Park Pub
Little Temple Bar
Birdlandcafé
La Plaza del Toro
Alégria
The Frog & Princess
Access: (see the map below)
Mabillon subway (line 10)
Saint Germain des Près subway (line 4)
Here we go for the Social Marathon by Schneider Electric!
April 4th 2016
What if you could already win a bib for the 2017 Schneider Electric Paris Marathon? The Social Marathon by Schneider Electric makes it possible!
The principle is simple: get a maximum number of tweets with your @username and the hashtag #Run42 to reach the 42.195km “support” mark.
50 bibs to win among all finishers for the 2017 edition.
The race starts on April 4th 2016 at 10am. Register now!
For months you have dreamed about it, now the big day is here: the 40th edition of the Schneider Electric Paris Marathon will set off at 8.45am on the Avenue des Champs-Elysées! 57, 000 of you reserved a race number. How many of you will there be at the start of a race which promises to be historic?
The good news is that the weather is really mild. So make sure you don’t dress too warmly and hydrate yourself as soon as you reach the first feeding station. Make sure you listen to your body throughout the race and don’t hesitate to ask for medical assistance if you feel it's required.
You have undoubtedly validated your race plan. Naturally we would like you to achieve your target time. However, don’t forget that your principal goal must be enjoying yourself. Take pleasure in running 42.195km in the most beautiful city in the world.
More than 160 nations will be represented on the streets of the capital today. You are about to enjoy a very fraternal sporting experience. And there will be many Parisians to cheer you on along the whole 42.195km route. And as it’s the 40th edition, special activities and entertainment will be on offer at kilometre 40.
We wish you all a great race! We look forward to seeing you at the finish!
Meet with Paul Tergat on the podium of the Salon du Running on Saturday at 3pm for a signing session!
April 1st 2016
Paul Tergat held the world record in the marathon from 2003 to 2007, with a time of 2:04:55.
He will be on the podium of the Salon du Running on Saturday from 3pm to 4pm for a signing session!
Make your @ParisMarathon living!
March 31st 2016
Use the official hashtags #ParisMarathon and #LifeisOn to share your last minute preparations and your race live on Twitter, Vine and Instagram.
You will find the best photo and video content on the Social Hub by Schneider Electric.
And they're off! The Salon du Running opened its doors at 3pm at the Porte de Versailles’ Parc des Expositions. 220 exhibitors will offer a complete overview of the world of running in an area extending over 25,000 square metres for two and a half days.
The 2016 Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris competitors must pick up their race number at the Salon du Running. Don’t forget to bring your essential documents with you: a proof of identity, your notification letter as well as a medical certificate.
The first edition of the Soirée du Running will take place today from 7pm to 10pm. Everyone who wants to celebrate the pleasure of running in a festive way is invited to take part in this event. Many unique activities and types of entertainment will punctuate the evening.
The Salon du Running in short
Place: the Porte de Versailles’ Parc des Expositions, Hall 1, 75015 Paris
Dates and times:
. Thursday 31st March from 3pm to 10pm
. Friday 1st April from 10am to 8pm
. Saturday 2nd April from 9 am to 7 pm
Admission to the Salon du Running is free of charge.
Access using public transport:
Porte de Versailles (line 12/Bus no.80/Tram line T3)
Thanks to TAG Heuer, you have the possibility to share a photo of your race at the KM 41 on your Facebook profile. To publish your photo in live automatically, sign up for freebefore the race.
Despite the kilometers, don’t crack under pressure and smile to get a maximum of “like”!
Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris - 12/04/2015 - Paris - France - Place de la Concorde- ASO
REGISTRATIONS FOR THE PARIS BREAKFAST RUN ARE OPEN!
February 8th 2016
Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris 2015 - 11/04/2015 - Breakfast Run- ASO
Want to go for an easy and fun run the day before the Marathon? Then the Paris Breakfast Run is made for you!
Don’t hesitate to register as a family to represent your country at the foot of the Eiffel Tower.
The Marathon starts now
January 9th 2016
A new app to improve the preparation...
On the occasion of the 40th edition of the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris that will be held on 3 April 2016, the marathon of the most beautiful city in the world launches its new official mobile application. This unique application will transport the competitors into an unprecedented era, that of the connected Marathon.
The application is compatible with the majority of existing tracking apps. It can be found on all types of devices (smartphone, tablet, computer) and can also be downloaded from the Apple Store and Google Play.
Thanks to Asics, your “Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris 2015” is recorded by 16 High Definition quality cameras along the track. To view your race in streaming HD on the internet go to the results and enter your name or race number and click on the video camera button in the videos section. The cameras were located at Avenue Daumesnil (21,1km), Voie Georges Pompidou (25 km), Avenue de Président du Kennedy (30km), Place de la porte d’Auteuil (35km), Allée de Longchamp (40km) and of course the finish!
Extended version on DVD and HD download:
Click on the DVD or HD download video button within the video player to a memory of your race forever! It will contain an extended version of your race of 15 minutes, the best images of the 2015 marathon and a high-speed course video!
Your race can be shared via Facebook and Twitter with friends and family.
Have a lot of fun by watching your personal race with Asics!
For several hours the most colourful streamers were visible throughout Paris. And the capital had never celebrated the marathon in a more joyful way. Maybe it was the exceptionally clement spring weather that made you courageous. Maybe it was simply due to the quality of your training sessions which prepared you for the 42.195km course.
Kenya’s Mark Korir dominated the Schneider Electric Paris Marathon in an excellent time of 02:05:49. In the women’s category, Ethiopia’s Meseret Mengistu triumphed in a time of 02:23:36. It is also worth mentioning France’s Julien Casoli, who was the winner of the disabled race.
At the finish your drained yet delighted faces expressed the delight of all the hard work accomplished, and the pride - for some of you- of becoming a member of the marathon community. “It was my first time!” gushed Caroline. “I am thrilled.” François added with a great deal of emotion in his voice: “We are very fortunate to experience these kinds of occasions.”
There were 41,342 of you!
April 12th 2015
A new participation record
A new participation record was established for the 39th edition of the Schneider Electric Paris Marathon. 41,342 runners including 18,000 international competitors represented 150 nations: congratulations to all of you who experienced an amazing day of sport and fraternity in the streets and avenues of the most beautiful city in the world.
Anne Hidalgo, Mayor of Paris, stated before the start of the race: “Congratulations to the ever-increasing number of runners who gather together at the start.” 25% of entrants this year were women. Among them was Tamara from South Africa. “I came with my husband and my children. They are waiting to cheer me on at the Place de la Bastille.” Manakhatan, from Mongolia, added: “This is my first visit to Paris. I am very excited about taking part in this marathon.”
Thank you to all the volunteers who helped you throughout the race: from entering the start areas to handing over the medals. And now it’s time to celebrate!
Follow your favorites
April 12th 2015
Find the customized follow-up of your favorite runners, the live tweet and the Social Marathon by Schneider Electric
Wear suitable clothing (no tights or long sleeves)
Make sure your drink enough water the day before the race and before the start (add salt to your meal & drinks)
Be reasonable and adapt your pace: the main objective is to finish the race
Keep a bottle of water with you to hydrate yourself and take advantage of the sponging areas every 5km to cool down your face (remember to take the sponge that is placed in your runner’s bag with you)
Have a great race!
April 11th 2015
Tomorrow’s the big day!
And they're off! The start of the 39th Schneider Electric Paris Marathon will take place tomorrow at 8.54am on the Avenue des Champs-Elysées.
Here’s some advice before the start:
Don't doubt your ability to run the entire 42.195km. Everything you've learned during your training won't be lost in the pre-race nerves!
Stick to the race plan that you have developed throughout your training and check during the first few kilometres that you are not running too quickly.
Pay attention to your refreshments and hydrate yourself meticulously by drinking water every five kilometres. It will be relatively hot tomorrow on race day...
Soak up the festive atmosphere of this marathon in the most beautiful city in the world and really enjoy running.
Tomorrow, Paris will be at your feet. Enjoy being part of this event alongside more than 50,000 other runners.
We look forward to seeing you at the finish.
The logistics of the big day
April 10th 2015
Now it's over to you!
The big day is approaching and it’s time to check the final details for your participation in the Schneider Electric Paris Marathon.
In particular:
What you are going to wear during the race and what you are going to leave at the left luggage area (or what you will get rid of before you go into the starting area). Météo France is forecasting dry, warm weather. Take that into account!
The time it will take you to get to the Champs-Elysées using public transport (mainly Line 1 of the subway - George V or Charles-de-Gaulle-Etoile stops).
The number of effort gels you will bring. Stick to the refreshment schedule you have tested during your long training sessions. Don't change anything at the last minute...
At 8.45am on Sunday, more than 50,000 competitors will cross the start line of the Schneider Electric Paris Marathon to run 42.195km in the most beautiful city in the world.
Enjoy being one of them!
Discover the Social Hub by Schneider Electric
April 9th 2015
How to share your contents about the @ParisMarathon ?
You want to share your last training sessions and your race on Twitter and Instagram: use the official hashtags #ParisMarathon and #BelievewithSE. You will find all the best social contents on the Social Hub by Schneider Electric.
The Salon du Running opens its doors today at 3pm.
It is the place to be in the run up to the Schneider Electric Paris Marathon. 25,000 square metres totally dedicated to running: more than 200 stands await you. The added bonus for 2015 is an 80m-long running track that will allow you to try out the latest models of running shoes in the best conditions.
Take advantage of the Salon du Running to relax before the Schneider Electric Paris Marathon, and soak up the friendly atmosphere.
Remember to bring the documents you need to pick up your race bib: your proof of identity, notification letter and medical certificate.
Let the race begin!
In short…
Place: the Porte de Versailles Exhibition Centre, Hall 1, 75015 Paris
Dates and times:
. Thursday 9th April from 3pm to 8pm
. Friday 10th April from 10am to 8pm
. Saturday 11th April from 9am to 8pm
Access using public transport:
Porte de Versailles (line 12/Bus no.80/Tram line T3)
Live photo sharing on Facebook
April 7th 2015
Share the end of your marathon with your friends!
Do you want to share the last moments of your marathon on Facebook? An having some supports for the last KM ?
Thanks to TAG Heuer, you have the possibility to share a photo of your race at the KM 41 on your Facebook profile. To publish your photo in live automatically, sign up for free before the race.
Are you a crazy about Twitter? The Social Marathon by Schneider Electric is made for you!
The game is easy to play: get a maximum of tweets that include your @username and the hashtag #Run42 to complete the 42.195kms. The finishers would have the opportunity to win a bib for the 2016 edition (100 bibs to win).
Starting hour: April 7th ; 10 AM, sign up to participate.
Registration to the Schneider Electric Marathon will be done at www.asochallenges.com. To save some time on the big day, we invite you to create your account now. If you already have an account, make sure to reconnect to make sure that your information is up to date.
KENENISA BEKELE, NEW KING OF PARIS
September 1st 2014
Kenenisa Bekele, three time Olympic champion and five time world champion for the 5000m and the 10,000m, clearly won the 38th edition of the Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris with the time of 2:05’04”, breaking a new challenge record, held previously by the Kenyan runner, Stanley Biwott (2:05’12” in 2012).
