09:30 – Sunday 22 February
09:30 – Sunday 22 February
Rambla Badalona
5K
What is the route of the XV Cursa Benéfica Malalties Minoritàries 2027
The 5K route of the Cursa Benèfica de les Malalties Minoritàries runs entirely through the centre of Badalona, starting and finishing next to the Roca i Pi Monument, on La Rambla. It's an urban circuit, on asphalt, with barely any elevation change.
Unlike the 10K race, which covers two laps of the same course, 5K participants run a single lap of the circuit, passing the streets near the seafront promenade before returning to La Rambla.
Thanks to its short, flat and well-marked layout, this distance is very accessible both for regular local runners and for anyone taking part in a charity race for the first time in such a central setting as Badalona.
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Frequently Asked Questions about XV Cursa Benéfica Malalties Minoritàries 2027
How much does it cost to register?
€13 with your own yellow chip or €15 without one. The shirt costs an extra €8.
What's the registration deadline?
Online registration closes on February 20th. On-site registration is also available on race day from 7 to 9am at the start line.
What time does the race start?
At 9:30am, starting and finishing on Rambla de Badalona, in front of the Roca i Pi monument. The 5K can also be done at walking pace.
Are there children's races?
Yes, free 400m (ages 2-9) and 700m (ages 10-12) races.
About XV Cursa Benéfica Malalties Minoritàries 2027
The XV Cursa Benéfica Malalties Minoritàries of Badalona is much more than a popular race. A solidarity event open to all levels where running means supporting research and giving visibility to minority diseases. With an urban route and a family environment, this event combines sport, social commitment and community in a day to enjoy and add kilometers for a good cause.