Málaga Marathon guide
Málaga Marathon 2026: results, photos and keeping the day.
The Generali Maratón de Málaga is run on Sunday 8 November 2026, starting at 08:30 on Paseo del Parque. Results are on Sportmaniacs and the official race photos are in a gallery you can search by bib number or name; both are linked from the organiser’s website.
Updated 8 November 2026.
How do I find my Málaga Marathon result?
Search by name or bib number on the official results page, which the organiser publishes on Sportmaniacs. The organiser’s own website links to it and also holds results and photos from earlier editions.
Where are the Málaga Marathon photos?
The organiser links an official photo gallery from its website, and you can search it by bib number or name. We don’t know exactly when new photos appear there, so check the gallery and the organiser’s website in the days after the race.
Photos from the people who were there are often the ones you keep:
- Ask friends and family to send theirs the same day, while they still remember where they stood.
- Look for the sign at kilometre 30, the finish on Paseo del Parque and the hug afterwards.
- Keep your bib number: it finds you in the official gallery.
What can I do with my photos and medal?
Pilgrit turns your Málaga Marathon into a 32-page layflat hardcover: your photos, your result, the course map and six chapters for the stretches of the race, with words written for the day. The Finisher Book for Málaga is $89, delivery included.
You (or whoever is giving it) buy a gift card that opens instantly. The runner adds their photos in our guided builder and approves a proof before anything is printed.
What is the Málaga Marathon course like?
Mostly flat, with long stretches beside the Mediterranean. It starts and finishes on Paseo del Parque, the palm-lined avenue by the port, heads east past the bullring and La Malagueta, out along Pedregalejo and El Palo and back, north up the Guadalmedina riverbed to La Rosaleda stadium, then west on the long open road to Sacaba beach before returning along the port to the centre.
- StartPaseo del ParqueThe start, under the palms. Kilometres 0–6.
- La MalaguetaThe bullring and the first stretch of sea. Kilometres 6–10.
- El PaloPedregalejo and the fishermen’s beaches, out and back. Kilometres 10–20.
- La RosaledaNorth along the river to the stadium. Kilometres 22–26.
- SacabaThe long road west to Sacaba beach. Kilometres 27–35.
- FinishPaseo del ParqueBack along the port to the centre. Kilometres 35–42.
Málaga Marathon questions.
When is the Málaga Marathon 2026?
The Generali Maratón de Málaga takes place on Sunday 8 November 2026, with the marathon starting at 08:30 on Paseo del Parque. In earlier years it was held in December.
Where do I find my Málaga Marathon result?
On the official results page on Sportmaniacs, linked from the organiser’s website. Search by name or bib number.
When are the Málaga Marathon photos published?
The organiser links an official photo gallery from its website, searchable by bib number or name. It doesn’t say on that page exactly when photos appear, so check the gallery and the organiser’s website in the days after the race.
How do I find photos of myself at the Málaga Marathon?
Search the official gallery by bib number or name, and ask friends and family for theirs. Photos from supporters usually show the moments the official photographers miss.
Is there a keepsake of the Málaga Marathon?
Yes. The Pilgrit Finisher Book is a personal layflat hardcover of your Málaga Marathon, with your own photos, your result, the course map and our words for each stretch of the race.
How much does the Málaga Marathon book cost?
The Finisher Book is $89 with delivery included. Extra copies are €49 each.
Can I give the book to someone who ran the Málaga Marathon?
Yes. Give a gift card: it opens on screen as soon as you pay, with a code you can print, save or forward. The runner adds their own photos and result, so you don’t need anything from them.
Is Pilgrit connected to the Málaga Marathon?
No. Pilgrit is an independent keepsake and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the organiser of the Generali Maratón de Málaga.
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Pilgrit is an independent keepsake and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the organiser of the Generali Maratón de Málaga. Race names are used only to say which race a book is about.