21.0975 km
Distance
45 m
Elevation Gain
2:02:15
Average Finish Time
8,500
Total Finishers
1982
Established
Flat
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Course & Elevation
The Roma-Ostia Half Marathon is an iconic Italian race that departs from central Rome and follows a scenic point-to-point route toward the Tyrrhenian coast at Ostia, passing through historic neighborhoods, parks, and the Roman countryside. The course is predominantly flat with minimal elevation changes, making it ideal for fast times. Runners experience a unique combination of urban Rome and the transition to coastal landscapes.
🌤️ Weather
Early spring weather in Rome brings mild temperatures ideal for half-marathon racing. Expect cool mornings with moderate humidity and occasional spring showers.
🏆 Course Record
00:59:41
Samuel Kosgei (2013)
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🎯 Fun Facts
- ▸ Established in 1982, Roma-Ostia is one of Italy's most prestigious half-marathons and has been a qualifier for international championship teams for decades.
- ▸ The race follows a scenic route from the heart of Rome through historic neighborhoods and concludes near the ancient Roman port city of Ostia Antica.
- ▸ With an average finish time around 2:02, the flat, fast course has produced numerous national records and has attracted elite international runners since its inception.
- ▸ The early March timing coincides with the start of Europe's spring racing season, making it a key preparation race for marathoners targeting spring marathons.
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