The Honda LA Marathon, featuring the much heralded Stadium to the sea course, announced that registration closes on March 9. So, if you want to get to a sunny place to run a marathon during this crazy winter, sign up as soon as possible!
REGISTRATION DEADLINE LOOMING FOR UPCOMING HONDA LA MARATHON
Friday, March 9TH is the Last Chance for Online Sign-Up, Current Pricing
LOS ANGELES, CA – As the clock ticks closer to the start of the 2012 Honda LA Marathon on March 18th,
another clock is winding down: online registration – and the current
pricing that goes along with it – will close on Friday, March 9th. After that, runners will not be able to sign up again until the Expo on March 16th and 17th, and will pay a higher registration fee.
This will be the third running of the wildly popular Stadium to the Sea course, which gives marathon
runners a unique opportunity to see the beauty and diversity of Los
Angeles as they race on this iconic course from Dodger Stadium to the
Pacific Ocean, passing many of L.A.’s world-famous landmarks along the
way while being cheered on by hundreds of thousands of fans.
This year’s marathon also
includes a slew of new improvements in transportation, technology and
race logistics, designed to enhance the race for athletes and
spectators. There will be additional, more secure storage space for
athletes’ gear, improved traffic flow into Dodger Stadium for the Marathon start, and a prompt race start time at 7:24 am.
“Sign up now, and don’t get left behind,” said LA MARATHON LLC Chief Operating Officer Nick Curl. “If you’re planning to run the Honda LA Marathon,
now is the time to secure your spot at the starting line. We’ve made
key cutting-edge improvements to transportation flow, more secure gear
check, and we’ll have more traffic and weather updates. It’s going to
be the best year yet!”
Runners can register for the 26.2 mile marathon at www.lamarathon.com or for the brand-new Charity Relay at www.lamarathon.com/charities/
The charity relay allows two runners to join together in support of
their favorite charity with one person running the first half of the marathon course and the other completing it.
Either way, race day offers a unique opportunity to see Los Angeles – but the clock is ticking.
ABOUT THE RACE: The Honda LA Marathon
gives runners and fans a unique way to experience the beauty and
diversity of Los Angeles. Now in its third year, the iconic Stadium to
the Sea course starts at Dodger Stadium, goes through Chinatown, Little
Tokyo, Echo Park and Silver Lake, and passes world-famous landmarks such
as the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, Sunset Strip
and Rodeo Drive. The race ends on Ocean Avenue near the Santa Monica
Pier. The energy, enthusiasm and entertainment along the course are
unparalleled.
