Paris Marathon 2026 - Leukaemia Care
Run the Paris Marathon for Leukaemia Care and experience one of the world’s most iconic marathon routes.
www.leukaemiacare.org.ukHere’s the latest on the Paris Marathon (Marathon de Paris) 2026.
What happened recently
- The 2026 edition is confirmed for Sunday, April 12, 2026. This aligns with the annual schedule and follows the successful 2025 edition.[1][2][3]
- The route remains a flagship tour of central Paris, starting on the Champs-Élysées and finishing near the Arc de Triomphe/near the Seine banks, with spectators lining famous sights along the way.[2][7]
Key registration and logistics
- Early bird and general entry dates were announced ahead of the 2026 race on the official site, with entries typically opening in April for the subsequent edition (timeto platform).[1]
- Practical race-day details (start waves, road closures, aid stations, and broadcasting) are published by organizers and partner outlets as race day approaches; the event typically offers live TV coverage and a race app for tracking participants.[3][1]
What to know if you’re planning to run
- Date: April 12, 2026
- Start: Champs-Élysées, Paris
- Finish: Avenue Foch area, with iconic skyline views including Notre Dame and the Eiffel Tower along the route.[7][3]
- Registration: Check the official Marathon de Paris site for the latest on entry windows, fees, and requirements; plan to sign up early as demand is high.[6][8]
Other perspectives and context
- The Paris Marathon is renowned for its large international field and charity involvement, with thousands of runners and substantial charitable fundraising alongside elite competition.[1]
- Media coverage typically includes elite race commentary on French television and broad spectator interest, making it both a competition and a spectator spectacle.[3]
Would you like me to pull the most up-to-date official registration deadlines, route details, or spectator tips for Paris Marathon 2026 and present them in a concise checklist? I can also help compare 2026 details to previous years if you’re planning for next season. Citations: Marathon de Paris official pages and major coverage sources referenced above.