Date
March 1, 2026
Field Size
Small (<500)
PR Score
98.8 / 100
BQ Rate
1.1%
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Course features rolling hills that can impact pacing strategy.
Only 1.1% of finishers achieved a Boston Qualification in 2023, indicating a competitive field.
With 382 finishers, this marathon allows for a more intimate running experience.
PR Score of 98.77 suggests a challenging course with slight elevation changes.
Rolling hills define the landscape of the Run the Alamo 26.2 Marathon, presenting a unique challenge with a PR score of 98.77. While 1.1% of runners qualify for Boston here, the smaller field size means you won’t have to navigate a sea of competitors. Expect to experience the vibrant energy of San Antonio as you run past historic sites, though keep in mind that the terrain requires thoughtful pacing throughout the race.
Run the Alamo 26.2 Marathon is an Emerging BQ venue — a legitimate qualifier for committed runners, though BQ rates are still building as the race grows. Historically, around 1.1% of finishers have posted Boston-qualifying times here. The course profile rewards runners who execute a well-paced effort from the start.
Focus on maintaining even effort uphill; managing your energy is key to avoiding burnout. Familiarize yourself with the hills beforehand, and consider a slight negative split to conserve energy for the latter parts of the race.
Detailed elevation profile data is being prepared for this race. Check back soon for interactive course analysis.
Typical conditions: Cool to mild (45–65°F), variable conditions. Spring race-day temperatures can shift quickly — check the forecast in the week before and plan your kit for a range of conditions.
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