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Fonyód, Fürdő Street, behind the train station.

• participation in the competition
• closed and secured route
• starting number
• chip net timing, unique finisher medal for each distance
• medical service
• for those who complete the distance and reach the finish line
  • The medal will be awarded after the finish line, at the finish area.
    • in the case of events consisting of several stages, after completing the last stage
    • for the members of the pairs individually after completing the partial distance
      • for the members of the marathon pairs individually after completing the last segment
• a finisher's package (the finisher's package will be handed over at the distribution islands after receiving the medal)
• online results list
• online downloadable certificate
• update
• 21,26% VAT

The timing service provider is AGNI-Timing.
Timing is done with UHF chips attached to the back of the starting number.

Timing is done using timing mats (antennas) placed on the ground, which detect the transmitter placed in the starting number from a distance of approximately 2-3 meters. Time stamping is done at the strongest signal (when passing over the mat).

To record successful individual times, please follow these rules:

Rules for wearing bib numbers:

Individual starters:

• The race number must be worn visibly throughout the race, on the abdomen/chest (a race number belt is permitted).
• The chip on the back of the bib number must not be removed, folded or pierced with a safety pin.
• Everyone should make sure to wear their own race number during the race.
• After arriving at your destination, please leave the measurement point as soon as possible.

Couples:

• Pairs will receive 2 types of starting numbers:
  • INDIVIDUAL STARTING NUMBER, which contains the team's starting number and an index number (1 or 2)
    • This must be worn by the team member, there is no chip on it
  • CHANGE TRACKING NUMBER, which contains the team's starting number and the chip is also placed on it
    • This number must be worn with an elastic band around the waist by the team member currently running.
    • The changeover takes place by handing over this start number, after the finish gate in the changeover zone designed according to the start number.
    • The TRANSITIONAL BIBS may only be removed in the transition zone.
      • The transition zone is the area between the first Individual/Transitional barrier and the end of the last transition zone.
• The race number must be worn visibly throughout the race, on the abdomen/chest (a race number belt is permitted).
• The chip on the back of the bib number must not be removed, folded or pierced with a safety pin.
• Everyone should make sure to wear their own race number during the race.
• After arriving at your destination, please leave the measurement point as soon as possible.

Previously at BSI:

• The pick-up will take place during the week of the competition. The exact time will be determined later.

On site at the competition center:

• on November 22 from 8:30 to 12:30 and from 14:30 to 15:30. No later than 30 minutes before the start of the chosen distance.
• On-site pickup on November 23rd will be determined later!
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You will be allowed to enter the bib pick-up tables when a table becomes available. It is IMPORTANT that you know your bib number when you line up at the tables.
If you don't know your start number, you can find it in the start list menu of the race announcement.

• Runners completing their first half marathon are entitled to wear a special bib marked "FIRST HALF MARATHON".
  • This bib number must be requested when picking up the bib number (those who indicated it at the time of registration will automatically receive it along with their individual bib number) and can be worn on the back.

• Pairs receive two types of starting numbers
  • INDIVIDUAL start number: this shows the team's start number, followed by the team member's index in a frame
    • This race number must be worn clearly visible from the front throughout the race.
    • If the first person on the team also completes the distance individually, he does not have to wear this start number.
  • CHANGE start number: the team's start number is on it, and the timing chip is placed on it (on the back of the start number),
    • This number must be worn on the back of the team member currently competing.
      • We provide a rubber number holder
    • must be exchanged by handing over the starting number

In the marathon, teams in pairs, since they will both complete the sixth marathon on Saturday afternoon (the team time will be the average result of the two team members), will also receive an individual starting number with a chip when collecting the team's starting number, to be worn only during the sixth marathon!

Useful:

Rules for wearing bib numbers:

• Please wear your race number in front of you, make sure it is always clearly visible and do not fold it! If you wear your race number incorrectly, you may receive a 10-minute time penalty! Make sure your race number is attached correctly, you will find safety pins in your race pack and at the registration desks.

For entries submitted by October 6, the first name will automatically be displayed on the bib number, below the number.

• We can only waive this at the special request of the entrant.
  • In case of online registration, please enter the text "NO QUESTIONS" in the inscription section that appears on the start number.
  • In case of personal entry, please write the text "NO QUESTIONS" in the inscription section that appears on the start number on the entry form.
• it is possible to have other inscriptions on the start number instead of the first name (e.g. nickname) should be placed, but up to 14 characters long. This request must be indicated when submitting the entry. We are unable to display picture characters. Only those entrants who specifically request this will have an inscription on their start number, their first name will automatically be included!
• We ask that those who use their husband's name with the suffix "-né" to provide their first name.
• We leave space for those who register later to write their names under the number on the starting number.

We will set up changing rooms and wardrobes in the on-site tents.

Mobile toilets set up on site and the port toilet can be used.

10.5 km

Fürdő Street – Szent István Street – József Street – Bartók Béla Street – József Street – Szent István Street – Vitorlás Street (Main Road No. 7) – TRANSVERTER – Vitorlás Street (Main Road No. 7) – Ady Endre Street – Underpass under the railway – Fürdő Street

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IMPORTANT!

• At the refreshment stations along the route, we will place giant bags attached to a cordon capable of storing 1 cubic meter of waste, primarily for collecting empty cups.
  • You will find the giant bags on both sides of the route, after the last refreshment table.
  • The last giant bags will be placed 50 meters from the end of the station, this will be indicated by a separate sign. Please throw the waste you brought with you from the refreshment station into this at the latest!
  • Please do not throw away any waste generated along the route, but put it in the containers placed at the refreshment station.

We may introduce a capacity limit for the event based on the number of participants.

When the limit is reached, the entry automatically stops.

For the half marathon and marathon individual races, we only accept entries from those born before November 17, 2012 (12 years old or older).

We will award prizes at the following distances (individual events: 1st-3rd place women and men, doubles events: 1st-3rd place women, men and mixed teams):

Marathon – 1 day, 3 stages

Marathon in pairs – 1 day, 3 stages

third marathon

third marathon in pairs

Half marathon – Saturday

Half marathon in pairs – Saturday

Quarter marathon – Saturday

Sixth marathon – Saturday

Half marathon – Sunday

Half marathon in pairs – Sunday

Quarter marathon – Sunday

mini marathon

marathon – 2 days, 2 stages

Marathon in pairs – 2 days, 2 stages

Marathon – 2 days, 3 stages

Marathon in pairs – 2 days, 3 stages

Half marathon – 2 days, 2 stages

Rankings are determined based on the order of arrivals at the finish line. In each event, only those registered for that event will be evaluated.