Reyrun: verify the named event before using another Maldives race date
The organizer operates more than one event across the Maldives. A current date on its home page is useful only when it belongs to the same named race and distance. Check the event title on the entry confirmation rather than assuming that every WeRun listing is a new Reyrun edition.
Malé, Hulhumalé and Villimalé are not interchangeable start locations. Before booking accommodation or transfers, obtain the actual start pin and determine how to reach it at the assigned time. A general destination label does not establish which island, road or waterfront section a future course will use.
Third-party listings retain older dates and category descriptions, but the current organizer page does not provide the new full-marathon timetable, map or cutoff. Keep those details unconfirmed. A past entry price or a registration button on a directory is not proof that a new Reyrun place is available.
If a new edition is announced, confirm whether the entry is for a continuous full marathon, a shorter race or another festival format. Read the collection schedule and check whether the start crosses midnight, because that changes which evening you need to be at the venue. Obtain the route, aid spacing, lighting requirements and any baggage arrangements from the current participant guide before deciding what to carry. Rehearse familiar supplies and use the local forecast rather than an unsourced average temperature when selecting clothing and effort. Agree on transport and a finish meeting point with companions, accounting for the actual island and permitted access. This guide retains the race name without presenting another WeRun event as its successor. Wait for a dated Reyrun announcement and matching full-distance entry before anchoring a training calendar or making inflexible travel arrangements.
Last-known race profile
These details identify the race page; they do not establish the next edition's operations. The previous race date does not establish the next edition. Wait for the organizer’s announcement before committing to a race-day schedule.