Course Details

Sunday, January 10, 2010

Start Location: Santa Monica Beach

Start Time: 7:13 AM

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Course Description

The 13.1® - Los Angeles will start and end along the shores of the Santa Monica Bay, and head south to the world famous Venice Beach area before heading east along Venice Boulevard into Mar Vista and Palms before turning around at Culver City and returning along the same west side of Los Angeles communities to finish up on Main Street in downtown Venice.

The MARATHON THIRTEEN.ONE® - Los Angeles is WALKER FRIENDLY. The course will remain open for 3 hours and 30 minutes (16 minute/mile pace).

Average Temperature

Average low: 49, Average high 67; 2-7 degrees cooler by the beach.

Mile Markers & Split Times

Each mile marker will have a large display clock that will indicate the running time of the event. These display clocks will show the time from the official start of the race, not your personal “tag time”. A system has been developed to display the mile marker sign, clock and colored warning flag. As you go by each mile, you will see an information station providing you with the status of the race. As you look at this station, you will know where you are on the course, the official race time and race conditions.


Aid Stations

There will be water and Gatorade (Gatorade Endurance Formula) stations along the course and at the start/finish. All Aid Stations on the course will have personnel and portable toilets located nearby.

Restroom Facilities

Portable toilets will be added in locations throughout the course. The portable toilets will be located near each aid station.

Course Closings

For your safety and for the timely reopen of the streets to vehicular traffic, you must reach key locations by specified times or you will be required to take transportation provided.
• Partial lane closures will be utilized. Please stay inside the cones and obey all public safety officers and course marshals.

PLEASE DO NOT START EARLY! Traffic and safety rules prohibit early starts. Early starters will be eliminated from the Official Results.

SAG Wagon (support) and Back of the Pack Crew

The Back of the Pack Crew and SAG Wagon will signify the end of the field and the maximum 16-minutes per mile pace. They will not start timing until the last person crosses the start line and will be with you throughout the race. If you cannot keep pace, the Crew will help you as you board the SAG Wagon. If you cannot maintain an 16-minute per mile pace, you will be required to board the support buses.

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13.1 Marathon Series

Series Award

 
Fort Lauderdale
November 15, 2009
Los Angeles
January 10, 2010
Miami Beach
March 7, 2010
New York
April 3, 2010
Chicago
June 13, 2010
Boston
June 27, 2010
Minneapolis
August 22, 2010
Atlanta
October 3, 2010
13.1 Fort Lauderdale presented by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida 13.1 Los Angeles benefiting World Vision 13.1 Miami Beach 13.1 New York benefiting World Vision  13.1 Chicago 13.1 Boston to benefit the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America  13.1 Minneapolis benefiting World Vision Series-Atlanta