In the running world, escorting during a race is a common topic. Although we understand the desire for support, we must emphasize that accompaniment is in any form strictly prohibited.

Accompaniment by any type of vehicle or as a fellow runner

• By all marathon standards and in the spirit of sports culture, any type of escort, whether it is a bicycle escort or a joint run where one person is out of competition (without a number or has already finished the race) and the other is in the race - is punishable. disqualification for the person in the race, and for the person helping him if he has already finished the race. In both cases, it puts all other participants in the race at a disadvantage, and the safety of the race is compromised because injuries can occur. 
• Accompaniment by any type of vehicle (cars, electric scooters, bicycles, or motorcycles) is strictly prohibited.
• Rollerblades, Heelys, skateboards, and similar devices are not allowed in the race.
• Competitors during the race cannot be followed by dogs or other animals, except in cases of assistance to persons with special needs.
• Running with children in strollers is also prohibited.

It occasionally happens that, near the finish line, parents bring their children with them to cross the finish together. While this is undoubtedly an emotional moment, for the safety of all participants, the rules strictly prohibit the presence of anyone who is not officially registered for the race. In the event of an injury caused by such an unregistered individual (e.g., a trip or fall at the finish line), the organizer would be held responsible for the consequences. Crossing the finish line with family members or anyone who is not a registered runner will result in disqualification.

Headphones are not prohibited, but them we do not recommend For your safety. It's important to be able to hear your surroundings during the race.

We urge runners to avoid wearing headphones that completely block out external sounds, so they can stay in touch with their surroundings, other participants, and volunteers during the race.

Your safety is our top priority!