Treviso, Italy
March 27, 2022
http://www.trevisomarathon.com
Apr 19, 2024
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Marathon Details - Treviso Marathon
International Marathons > Italy > Treviso > Treviso MarathonTreviso Marathon & 10 Miler
| More Info: | News |
| Results: | Top 3 Finishers by Year |
Contact
| Name: | Z.I. Scomigo | |
| Address: | 20, Martiri delle Foibe Street
31015 Conegliano Italy |
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| Phone Number: | +39 0438 413255 | |
| Fax Number: | +39 0438 413475 | |
| Email: | Email the organizers | |
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Reviews
Course 4.8 
Organization 4.8 
Spectators 3.5
Number of comments: 4
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Gio M. from Sydney, Australia
(3/10/2014)
 "Fast and Well Organised" (about: 2014)
11-50 previous marathons
| 1 Treviso Marathon
COURSE: 5 ORGANIZATION: 5 FANS: 3 Great marathon if you are looking for a fast European race with approx. 3,000 runners. The new course is not as straight as the previous edition, but still very flat. It is a very scenic route, much of it passing vineyards along the way, taking in many local towns that provided great support despite the drizzle. Toilets and drink stops every 5km were sufficient. Finish in the middle of the old town meant easy access for a post race beer. 10am start not an issue as Treviso is still cool enough that time of year. Bib pick-up on race day also a bonus. Decent finisher shirt and medal. Only things to improve were lack of toilets at the start, directions to Expo could be better displayed, and crowd support in Treviso centre minimal (though this was likely due to the wet weather). Enjoyed it more than Venice. Will do it again. | |
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Wes Fernandez from London
(3/6/2013)
"A hidden gem" (about: 2013)
6-10 previous marathons
| 1 Treviso Marathon
COURSE: 5 ORGANIZATION: 5 FANS: 4 Having run predominantly 'big city' marathons such as Berlin, London, Paris, Barcelona, I wasn't sure how this would fair. A complimentary train ride up to the start in Vittorio Veneto was a nice touch; a quaint town at the foot of the dolomites (I think!). The towns folk were out in forces. Very vocal. Between towns there are parts that are unsupported, but that is fine with me. Water, sponge and energy drink stations were every 5km and always stocked. Very flat and fast. Massive pb for me. A perfect 15 degrees c too. Nice finish in Treviso round the town. A little twisty and winding for the final km, but a good finish. Nice medal, t-shirt and bottle of prosecco too. Plus all the snacks... great value and a great race. | |
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Jason Mayeroff from Nevada
(3/5/2012)
 "GREAT RACE. Better than Berlin." (about: 2012)
11-50 previous marathons
| 2 Treviso Marathons
COURSE: 5 ORGANIZATION: 5 FANS: 5 I have run Treviso 2 times now. I just finished 4th in 2:27. The course is VERY fast, flat and point to point. The weather in early March is always perfect in Treviso. The start is at Vitorio Veneto, one of the most beautiful towns in the world. The Treviso Marathon is one of the Hidden Gems of the marathon world. I *HIGHLY* RECOMMEND IT. | |
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Sven Jacobs from Winterthur, Switzerland
(9/12/2009)
 "Great race - shame about the weather!" (about: 2009)
11-50 previous marathons
| 1 Treviso Marathon
COURSE: 4 ORGANIZATION: 4 FANS: 2 The Treviso Marathon has all of the requirements to allow you to hit a personal best. The course is typical of ancient Roman roads: long and straight, with very few bends and curves. Only once you enter the medieval town of Treviso do you wind through the old center. However, the place is such a delight that even after 40K it's a joy to run! The race is a marathon only - no 10K run, no half-marathon. The organization is good - the buses take you from Treviso to the outskirts of Vittorio Veneto, where the start is. Ample buses, arriving every 5 minutes or so. It's a shame that the start is outside Vittorio - there's little atmosphere and few spectators. The course goes through the countryside and includes a number of picturesque medieval towns. Ample refreshments along the way. Unfortunately, the 2009 edition took place in some of the worst spring weather you could imagine: rain, rain, rain and rain! It was obvious that the organization had not been fully prepared for this - there was little shelter at the start, and at the finish the runners had to wade through puddles to get to the tent to change. The baggage drop was perfect - well organized and bags were retrieved very efficiently and quickly. Due to the rain there were few spectators - only in the towns were there people lining the street, but in comparatively few numbers. This isn't the organization's fault. The 2008 edition had people lined almost all along the course and the towns were packed! Of course it was well above 24 degrees C then! The runners themselves were very fit and determined. Running is big in Italy and the general level was high. With a time of 3:15, I finished just shy of the average! And that too in those conditions! All in all, a great race: under normal conditions a perfect course, with beautiful surroundings, and good and efficient organization! |
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