- Where is the start and finish line located?
- The race traditionally starts and finishes near the Pentagonito (Cuartel General del Ejército) in San Borja, though routes occasionally shift slightly between San Isidro and San Borja.
- What is the typical race weather like in Lima in May?
- Expect overcast skies (the 'Lima Gray') with high humidity (80-90%) but cool temperatures between 14°C and 19°C, which is excellent for PB attempts.
- When and where is the Kit Pickup (Expo)?
- The Expo is usually held at the Jockey Plaza or the Videna in the 2-3 days before the race. A physical ID and your registration QR code are mandatory.
- Is the course flat or hilly?
- The course is predominantly flat, making it the fastest marathon in Latin America, though there are mild undulations as you pass through Miraflores and Barranco.
- How do I get to the start line on race morning?
- The best way is via official taxi apps like Uber or Cabify. Streets around the Pentagonito close as early as 05:00, so aim to arrive at least 60 minutes before your wave starts.
- Are there hydration stations along the route?
- Yes, water and Gatorade stations are located approximately every 2-3km, with some stations providing fruit and sponges in the latter half of the race.