Cursa Sant Marti

What is the route of the Cursa Sant Marti

The Cursa Sant Martí 10K takes place on an urban course of approximately 5 kilometers that is completed twice, with the start and finish on Provença, 585. The route runs through the Sant Martí and Clot neighborhoods, combining long straights with several changes of direction and more technical urban sections.

Each lap passes through Independència, Còrsega, Dos de Maig, Enamorats and València, before entering a series of streets around Sant Martí including Sibelius, Mallorca, Rogent and Degà Bahí. From here, the course becomes more technical, with several turns through Trinxant, Ripollès, Muntanya and Besalú.

The central section of each lap continues along Ruiz de Padrón, Muntanya, Coll i Vehí, Trinxant and Joan de Peguera, before connecting with Finestrat and Xifré. This section includes numerous changes of direction, so runners should stay focused and avoid unnecessary surges through the turns.

After completing the section through Xifré, runners head back towards Provença to complete the first lap before tackling exactly the same course again. On the second lap there are no surprises: the key is to maintain a steady pace, manage the turns efficiently and save enough energy to reach Provença, 585, where the Cursa Sant Martí 10K finish line awaits.

About Cursa Sant Marti

The Cursa Sant Martí is a popular road race in Barcelona offering two distances, 5K and 10K, making it suitable for runners looking for an accessible urban race as well as those wanting a longer challenge.

The Cursa Sant Martí route runs through several streets in the district, starting and finishing at Provença, 585. The 5-kilometre race completes one lap, while the 10K consists of two laps of the official course.

It is a great opportunity to run in Barcelona in a friendly and popular atmosphere, whether you are preparing for another race or looking for a 5K or 10K to test your fitness and improve your personal best.