The Marathon de La Rochelle is an annual road running event which takes place in late November in La Rochelle, France. It features a full 42.195 km marathon race as well a 10 km race for amateur runners, a half marathon for wheelchair athletes, and a recreational 4 km jog around the city’s harbour.

The city of La Rochelle had its first marathon race in 1981. This competition lasted until 1989 (with shorter 20 km races occurring in 1983 to 1985). Following the absence of a race in 1990, the Marathon de La Rochelle was established in its place, having its first edition on 24 November 1991. The marathon is one of the most popular in France, having had a record high of 10,000 entrants and 8625 finishers at the 20th edition in 2010.

Among French races, only the Paris Marathon has had greater participation. Following the sudden death of Serge Vigot, the race founder and president of the organising committee, during the 2005 Marrakech Marathon, the event was officially renamed the Marathon De La Rochelle – Serge Vigot in his honour. The race as awarded IAAF Bronze Label Road Race status for the first time in 2011.

"Standard Chartered Run" is a world-renowned road running IP, which can be traced back to 1982, and has now held road running events in dozens of countries and regions on four continents, including the famous Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon, Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon and other IAAF-certified gold label events in Asia.

In 2018, the Standard Chartered Shanghai 10km Run opened the "Standard Chartered Run" for the first time in Chinese mainland. In 2019, Standard Chartered's global "Belt and Road" run spanned more than 40 "Belt and Road" co-construction markets, and ended successfully with the Beijing 10km run as the final stop.

In 2023, Standard Chartered Run will return to Shanghai with the theme of "Let's Run Farther Together", bringing a high-quality and professional event to many runners.

In 2024, the Standard Chartered Shanghai 10km Run will continue the spirit of "Let's go farther together", creating a better, more professional and more fun experience for runners, and running farther with runners from all walks of life.

Located in the west of Equatorial Africa, Gabon, a veritable jewel of plant and animal biodiversity, invites you to discover all the charm of Libreville, its capital, through a unique race by participating in the first edition of the Gabon Marathon .

From the Atlantic Ocean to downtown areas, be the first to leave your footprint in the Gabonese capital. At kilometer 21, you will cross the mythical Stadium of the Friendship which will leave you an unforgettable memory.

The St. Jude Memphis Marathon Weekend is more than just a race. It's an action-packed weekend of fun, food and entertainment! Start and finish lines two blocks apart and near a dozen Downtown hotels, lots of restaurants, and Beale Street, the Memphis entertainment district. Dynamic finish in AAA baseball stadium, with use of locker rooms and shower facilities. Wave start, twenty-four aid stations (located at the 1.5 mile mark then at every mile from miles 3 through 25) and clocks at every mile.