The Birell Prague Grand Prix is a captivating evening race that takes runners through the heart of historic Prague. Held during the first weekend of September, this event transforms the city’s streets into a vibrant festival of running, with thousands of participants and enthusiastic spectators lining the course.

The event begins with the adidas Women’s Race 5K, an empowering race exclusively for female runners. Starting at Republic Square, the route takes participants over the bridge and through some of Prague’s most picturesque streets, celebrating the strength and camaraderie of women in sport.

As twilight deepens, the city lights create a stunning backdrop for the Birell 10K Race, open to both men and women. This fast, exhilarating course offers a rare chance to experience Prague at night, when its historic charm takes on a magical and mysterious glow.

For elite runners, the race also offers impressive financial incentives. Prize money includes €3,000 for the win, €2,000 for breaking the course record, €5,000 for a time bonus, and €20,000 for setting a new world record—totaling up to €30,000 (approximately $36,000 USD).

Whether you are chasing a personal best or simply soaking in the atmosphere of Prague’s illuminated landmarks, the Birell Prague Grand Prix is an unforgettable experience for runners of all levels.

The Tjejmilen 10K is Sweden’s largest sports event for women with around 30,000 participants taking part in a road race and in a trail race. The road race has a Fun Run version and a competitive version if you want to show your girl power. The course of Tjejmilen is predominantly flat with two small hills (less than 15 meters) located after km 6.5 and after km 9. This is a race for everyone and multiple pace groups facilitate running at your own pace. Enthusiastic spectators, superb girl-power atmosphere and a beautiful city of Stockholm guarantee great fun for everyone during the Tjejmilen.

Trondheim Marathon is Norway’s oldest marathon and is organized every autumn. Trondheim Marathon was first organized in 1969 under the name of Student Marathon, but the race was first named Trondheim Marathon in 1983. Since that time, the Trondheim Marathon has been growing and has really begun to mark Norway as an important event.

The main focus of TM is public health. We will be an event for everyone from 0 to 99 years. We want to take care of the participants through giving them the tools to master throughout the year. Running courses, lectures, nutrition lectures, events and training arenas while trying to contribute to this year’s training goals. We have laid the trail around the city center so that as a participant or audience you will see much of what Trondheim city has to show. We are proud of the new race track that is first and foremost beautiful and public-friendly.

The Annual Servus Credit Union High River Half Marathon comprises individual and team half marathon, 10km, and 5km races. We welcome runners of all ages, and even hold a Kids’ Fun Run in the park on the morning of the event!