The second edition will take place on 15 February 2025. The race will start at 5:00 a.m. on Marbella's Paseo Marítimo, and the finish line will be at the Nagüeles Fort car park.

The race covers a single distance of 62 km with an approximate positive elevation gain of +4700 metres.

In the event of bad weather, the organisers may activate an alternative route or modify the schedule. Participants will be notified in advance of any changes.

Yes, it is recommended to have prior experience in mountain races, particularly in long distances with challenging elevation gains. It is suggested to have completed a race with a minimum positive elevation gain of 4,500 metres.

Registrations are available on the official race website until 31 January 2025 or until all 150 race bibs are sold out. If places fill up before that date, a waiting list will be established.

The registration includes a race bib, civil liability and accident insurance, aid stations, a bag check service, a medal and finisher’s gift for those who complete the race, showers, and transportation back in case of withdrawal, among other benefits.

Yes, after the race, there will be a post-race meal with a variety of options, including a barbecue, vegetarian choices, drinks, and sweets for all participants.

Participants are required to wear knee-length shorts or tights, a windproof jacket with a hood, a thermal blanket, a hydration system with a capacity of at least 1.5 litres, a headlamp with spare batteries, a whistle, gloves, and a fully charged mobile phone, among other items.

Yes, you can make changes to your registration details or transfer your race bib to another person until 9 February 2025 through the participant’s personal page.

Race bibs will be available for collection on Friday, 14 February 2025, from 12:00 to 20:00 at Plaza del Mar, Marbella. It is mandatory to present the registration QR code or a valid ID.

Yes, the use of poles is allowed, but runners must manage them responsibly to avoid damaging the environment or causing harm to other participants.

Yes, there is a cash prize for the first man and woman to reach the peak of La Concha, as well as trophies for the top three finishers in each category.

Medical assistance will be available at various points along the route, including rescue vehicles and support drones. Runners who need to withdraw will be transported to the finish line from extraction points.

Yes, the time limit to complete the race is 19 hours. Runners must pass through the checkpoints within the set time frames to continue in the race.

If you miss the cut-off time at any checkpoint, you will be disqualified from the race.
Under no circumstances is it recommended to continue on your own, as it is likely that aid stations, volunteers, and signage will no longer be available. Additionally, after the sweep teams pass, all markers will be removed, and your location will no longer be tracked by chip.

No, external assistance or aid outside the designated points set by the organisers is prohibited. Violation of this rule may result in penalties or disqualification.

The Yomury app allows you to track your progress live and share photos and videos with friends and family in real time. It is mandatory to have the app installed and activated before the race.