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Tangamanga International Marathon: current race status

San Luis Potosi, MexicoDate to be confirmed

BMW Maratón Tangamanga’s official website still describes June 28, 2026. Its route links Tangamanga I, the historic centre and Tangamanga II in San Luis Potosí, at an average elevation of approximately 1,860 metres; no next exact date is confirmed here.

Updated and verified Oct 14, 2026

The race at a glance

Route and elevation

BMW Maratón Tangamanga’s official website still describes June 28, 2026. Its route links Tangamanga I, the historic centre and Tangamanga II in San Luis Potosí, at an average elevation of approximately 1,860 metres; no next exact date is confirmed here.

  • The organizer describes a largely flat route with small variations.
  • Separate maps are provided for 42 km, 21 km and 10 km categories.
  • The 2026 kit collection was at Centro Cultural Bicentenario.

Race guide

Tangamanga’s city-and-park course at altitude

Flat terrain and low altitude are different characteristics. This course may have limited climbing while still being well above sea level. If you normally train near sea level, avoid treating a previous flat-course pace as guaranteed here. Choose a realistic effort and review your own response to the location before setting an ambitious race target.

The website describes cool early conditions but acknowledges that temperatures can rise later. Those general observations are not a forecast for a future edition. Check the actual race-week weather and the new start time, then plan familiar clothing and supplies around the period you expect to be on the course.

The official route page separates the full marathon from the half and 10 km. Download the correct map once the next edition is announced and check where shorter-distance runners turn or leave shared sections. A city-and-park route can change with road permissions, so do not use a historical GPX as the final route without comparing it with the participant guide.

The 2026 registration notice directed kit collection to Centro Cultural Bicentenario on Avenida Sierra Leona, with Friday and Saturday windows. That is useful historical context, not confirmation of the next expo. Verify the new collection address, documents and opening hours before booking your arrival. The same notice includes conditions for transferred entries, so use the current official transfer process if buying a place rather than assuming every entry detail can be changed. Wait for a new dated full-marathon programme before calculating a final taper. Confirm start and finish access, supported cutoff, aid locations and a supporter meeting point together so the practical plan matches the race you actually entered.

Last-known race profile

DetailPrevious edition
LocationSan Luis Potosi, Mexico
Published distance profileMarathon, Half Marathon
Surfaceroad

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.

Training plan and timing

The official date is not confirmed. Choose a plan that fits your current training and available time, then set the race date when the organiser confirms it.

Confirm the next race date with the organiser before choosing a training start date.

  1. StartDate pending
  2. Build20 weeks
  3. Taper3 weeks
  4. Race dayTo be confirmed

20-week plan option

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  • 14-week plan
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  • 16-week plan
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  • 24-week plan
    Confirm the race date before choosing a start date.

Need a printable plan? Download the Marathon training plan PDF.

Race-day strategy

  • Start conservatively and use effort when terrain, wind, or crowding changes.
  • Rehearse the same pacing cues during key sessions.
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Race-week logistics

Use the current organiser guide for schedules, transport, cutoffs, equipment, and other time-sensitive instructions.

Current details to confirm: start schedule, expo, bib pickup, transport, cutoffs, equipment rules, entry price.

Start logistics

Confirm the exact distance day, start time and venue in the current participant guide.

Confirm waves, check-in, transport and access after the organizer publishes current instructions.

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FAQs

Is the next full-distance race confirmed?

BMW Maratón Tangamanga’s official website still describes June 28, 2026. Its route links Tangamanga I, the historic centre and Tangamanga II in San Luis Potosí, at an average elevation of approximately 1,860 metres; no next exact date is confirmed here.

Can I use the previous edition’s date for travel planning?

No. The next edition can move or be discontinued. Use an exact date announced by the organizer for this race and distance before booking non-refundable travel.

How should athletes train while the race date is pending?

Build repeatable general marathon training, then anchor the specific block after an exact date is published.

How many weeks until this race 2027?

The next exact race date is not confirmed in this guide. Check the linked organizer page before anchoring a countdown, taper or travel booking.

What changes preparation for this race?

BMW Maratón Tangamanga’s official website still describes June 28, 2026. Its route links Tangamanga I, the historic centre and Tangamanga II in San Luis Potosí, at an average elevation of approximately 1,860 metres; no next exact date is confirmed here.

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