Race Day Schedule
5:00 to 6:45 a.m. | Packet pickup/registration at North Shore Park |
6:00 a.m. | Marathon Start |
6:20 a.m. | Halfathon Start |
6:40 a.m. | 10K Start |
7:00 a.m. | 5K Start |
8:00 a.m. | Post-race party and Awards Ceremony, starting with 10K overall and age-group awards |
5K overall and age group awards | |
Halfathon overall and age group awards | |
Marathon overall and age group awards | |
12:30 p.m. | Finish Line closes |
Bag Check
Bag check will be available near the registration and packet pickup tent. This is strictly by the honor system. No wallets, cell phones, or other valuables should be put in the bags, as we cannot be responsible for missing items.
Directions & Parking
The start/finish line at North Shore Park is easily accessible at St. Petersburg’s waterfront, just north of the Vinoy Resort! If you need to Google or GPS North Shore Park, please use 901 N Shore Dr. NE, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 as the address.
There is limited parking next to the race start line – this is for the exclusive use of Marathoners, who will receive a parking permit by email. The entrance to this parking lot is from North Shore Drive NE and will close promptly at 5:45 a.m. You will not be able to leave until 10:00 a.m. at the earliest since the road will be closed for the race.
There are numerous parking spots in the residential area immediately west of the start line at North Shore Dr. NE, but please be aware of parking restrictions and read the signs. If possible, we encourage all athletes to carpool or be dropped off.
City officials have requested that our athletes park at the Sundial Parking Lot at 117 2nd Street North. The parking lot is within walking distance of the start line (.9 mile) and is open 24/7.
We’re located in the beautiful Tampa Bay area, with races in St. Petersburg, Fort DeSoto Park, and Madeira Beach to Largo.
“St. Pete is a beautiful city and this course starts and ends right along the bay and then through a beautiful neighborhood area before lots of miles on a verrry flat and shaded and no congestion with plenty of aid stations, before returning to a beautiful downtown.”
– Jim Miller, Orlando, FL