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Singapore Marathon

The Singapore Marathon is a staple on the Singapore running calendar and is usually held on the first Sunday of December each year.

Each year, the race takes runners past some of Singapore’s most iconic landmarks, including Gardens by the Bay, Orchard Road, and the Esplanade. It is a great way to challenge yourself with friends and family!

Singapore Marathon, 2024 Dates, Race Times & Registration Fees

This year promises to be another huge year at the region’s only World Athletics Gold Label race!

From 29 November to 1 December, tens of thousands of runners will run, jog, walk, and dance on the streets of Singapore across six different race distances. This thrilling relay race has returned to SCSM for the first time in three years.

In 2024, SCSM will again host a high-quality field in the International Elite Race and the Prestigious National Championship, which will feature the fastest local athletes.

Marathon

The Marathon, covering 42.195km, is a true test of endurance, which is why there’s nowhere better to Go Beyond than at SCSMwith its fast, flat coursestunning city backdrop and electric atmosphere.

The race begins at the F1 Pit Building and follows a route that takes runners through various iconic landmarks in Singapore. Starting from the F1 Pit Building, participants head towards Republic Ave. Around the 2km mark, they pass by the Golden Mile Plaza before turning back onto Nicoll Highway and crossing Merdeka Bridge towards the National Stadium.

Runners circle National Stadium and return along Nicoll Highway. Upon reaching the vicinity of Suntec City, they turn right into Middle Road, then onto Rochor Road. From there, they proceed onto Temasek Boulevard, passing by the Fountain of Wealth, and then back towards F1 Pit Building.

Turning left at Raffles Boulevard, following a left turn onto Ophir Road, they ascend onto the ECP Expressway heading east. Exiting at Exit 14A onto Fort Road Junction, they continue eastward along East Coast Park (ECP) Service Road for about 4.5km before making a U-turn at Cyclist Park. Retracing their route back towards Marina East Drive, they cross the bridge at Marina Barrage onto Marina Gardens Drive.

The route then skirts around Gardens by the Bay, turning right into Marina Boulevard and through the Marina Bay area. At the junction of Robinson Road, a left turn takes them towards Anson Road and Keppel Road for another 2km. After making a right turn at Keppel Road, they head towards West Coast Highway, ascending onto the viaduct and cruising westward past Vivo City and Singapore Cable Car. After another 2 km, runners make a U-turn and return via the viaduct to Keppel Road.

Turning left onto Anson Road, participants continue down Robinson Road, passing Collyer Quay and Fullerton Road. After making a left turn past the Fullerton Hotel, they head towards the Finish Line at Anderson Bridge.

Half Marathon

The 21.1km half marathon strikes a perfect balance between challenge and achievability. It offers a rewarding challenge to both new and seasoned runners.

The race begins at the F1 Pit Building and follows a route that takes runners through various iconic landmarks in Singapore. Starting from the F1 Pit Building, participants head towards Republic Ave. Around the 2km mark, they pass by the Golden Mile Plaza before turning back onto Nicoll Highway, then crossing Merdeka Bridge towards the National Stadium.

Runners circle National Stadium and return along Nicoll Highway. Upon reaching Suntec City, they turn right into Middle Road and then onto Rochor Road. From there, they proceed onto Temasek Boulevard, passing by the Fountain of Wealth and then back towards the F1 Pit Building.

Following a left turn onto Ophir Road, they ascend onto the ECP Expressway, heading east. Exiting at Exit 14A, they arrive at Fort Road Junction and then diverge from the Marathon route near Fort Road Junction, turning right into Fort Road carpark and onto the park connector at ECP Area A.

Runners pass the Marina East Desalination Plant before proceeding towards the waterfront promenade of Bay East Garden. They turn left towards Marina Barrage and cross the bridge, then turn right towards the waterfront of Gardens by the Bay.

Navigating through Gardens by the Bay, participants pass by the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome before turning left onto the boardwalk. Exiting from Gardens by the Bay onto Marina Boulevard, they continue towards the Collyer Quay Junction.

After One Marina Boulevard, a right turn takes them past Fullerton Bay Hotel towards the junction of Esplanade Bridge. Making a left turn, runners head towards the Finish Line at Anderson Bridge.

10km

A classic distance suitable for beginners seeking a fulfilling challenge or seasoned runners aiming to improve their speed!

Start your adrenaline-pumping race from the F1 Pit Building and charge down Republic Avenue. Take in the cityscape as you soar pass Nicoll Highway and catch glimpses of the legendary National Stadium! Head towards Suntec City, War Memorial Park and the picturesque Esplanade Bridge, where it offers stunning waterfront views! Finally, make a dash towards the Finish Line and cross the Anderson Bridge in style, enjoying breathtaking views of Singapore’s skyline and unforgettable sights!

Turning right onto Nicoll Highway, runners head towards the National Stadium. They navigate nearby, passing Stadium Drive and Boulevard, then return to Nicoll Highway via Mountbatten Road.

Continuing towards the Suntec direction for approximately 3km, participants pass by Suntec City and War Memorial Park before reaching Esplanade. From there, they ascend onto Esplanade Bridge and head straight towards Marina Boulevard before making a U-turn near One Marina Boulevard.

After the U-turn, participants head back towards Esplanade Drive and make a final left turn towards the Finish Line.

5km

It is a popular choice for runners of all ages and abilities, especially suitable for beginners who are starting their running journey or for friends and families seeking to enjoy a fun-filled run!

The race begins at the F1 Pit Building, with runners heading towards Republic Avenue. After reaching the Beach Road Junction, participants make a U-turn and return along Republic Avenue before turning right onto Nicoll Highway.

Along Nicoll Highway, runners make another U-turn just before reaching Merdeka Bridge. They then proceed towards Suntec City, passing by War Memorial Park and Esplanade before ascending the Esplanade Bridge.

Near the end of the bridge, participants diverge from the route of the 10KM runners and make a final right turn towards the Finish Line located at Anderson Bridge.

Kids Dash

This is an introduction to the world of running for our future superstars! There are two race categories for kids: 600 metres and 900 metres, giving children aged 12 and under a chance to be part of the SCSM action!

Ekiden

Ekiden is back! This relay race, which is run in teams of 5, combines the endurance of long-distance running with the camaraderie of teamwork. Runners celebrate the shared pursuit of completing a marathon together.

Double Up Challenge

Are you ready to test your endurance and determination like never before? Join our Double Up Challenge, a unique opportunity for runners to compete on two consecutive days and truly push their boundaries.

Run the 5km or 10km on Saturday and combine it with running the Half Marathon or Full Marathon on Sunday. Get rewarded with the Double Up Challenge medal.

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What date is the Singapore Marathon?
What time is the Singapore Marathon?
Friday, 29 November 2024
Kids Dash
PEN A (0 - 3 yrs): 7pm
PEN B (4 - 6 yrs): 7:30pm
PEN C (7 - 9 yrs): 8pm
PEN D (10 - 12 yrs): 8:30pm

Saturday, 30 November 2024
10km: 6:30am
5km: 8:30am

Sunday, 1 December 2024
Marathon: 4:30am
Half Marathon: 4:30am
Ekiden: 4:30am

Please visit our website for more information on the Singapore Marathon.
Where is the Singapore Marathon located?
What is the Singapore Marathon address?
What are the Singapore Marathon entry prices?
Late Pricing
Marathon: $178
Half Marathon: $158
Ekiden: $600
10km: $119
5km: $87
Kids Dash: $39

Double Up Challenge Category
Late Pricing
Marathon + 10km: $297
Marathon + 5km: $265
Half Marathon + 10km: $277
Half Marathon + 5km: $245

Price are inclusive of 9% GST, but subjected to a 9% Platform Fee

Here are the runner’s entitlements:
Marathon: Race Bib | Running Singlet | Runner Gift | Finisher Medal | Finisher Tee | Refreshment
Half Marathon, 10KM, 5KM: Race Bib | Running Singlet | Runner Gift | Finisher Medal | Refreshment
Ekiden: Race Bib | Running Singlet | Runner Gift | Finisher Medal | Refreshment | Gear Bag for each runner
Double Up Challenge: Race Bib x 2 | Running Singlet x 2 | Runner Gift x 2 | Finisher Medal for each individual category | Double up Medal | Refreshment
Kids Dash: Race Bib | Running Tee | Kids Dash Gift | Finisher Medal | Refreshment

Please visit our website for more information on the Singapore Marathon.
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