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The Malaga Half Marathon continues to strengthen its position as one of Europe\u2019s most promising half marathons. After breaking its participation record in 2026 with 12,000 entrants<\/b>, the organizers have set an ambitious target for the edition on March 7, 2027: to surpass 14,000 runners<\/b>.<\/p>\n A target that reinforces the evolution the race has undergone in recent years and reflects its sustained growth, its expanding international reach, and its deep connection with the territory<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n One of the standout aspects of the current edition is the weight of foreign participation. As of today, almost half of the entrants come from outside Spain<\/b>, a figure that places the TotalEnergies 1\/2 Marathon M\u00e1laga among the events with the strongest international presence on the national calendar.<\/p>\n The country ranking confirms this global dimension. After Spain, the United Kingdom<\/b> solidifies as the main international market for the race with more than 11%<\/b> of registered runners. It is followed by Ireland<\/b> and France<\/b>, each with 5%<\/b>. Also notable are The Netherlands<\/b>, Poland<\/b>, Germany<\/b>, Norway<\/b>, Italy<\/b>, Czech Republic<\/b>, and Belgium<\/b>, reflecting a very diverse presence of runners from across Europe.<\/p>\n These figures reinforce M\u00e1laga\u2019s position as one of the most attractive destinations for international runners, able to combine competition, climate, and tourist experience in a single weekend.<\/p>\n If there is one datum that captures the current identity of the event, it is its ability to grow internationally without losing its local essence. The province of M\u00e1laga<\/b> now exceeds 2,500 registered runners<\/b>, clearly establishing itself as the main source of participants. This figure demonstrates the deep-rooted appeal the race maintains among local runners and confirms the event\u2019s role as the city\u2019s premier running occasion.<\/p>\n After M\u00e1laga, Madrid appears, with more than 500 entrants<\/b>, followed by the Andalusian cities of Granada<\/b>, C\u00f3rdoba<\/b>, Seville<\/b>, and C\u00e1diz<\/b>, all forming part of the top five. The national dimension is also reflected in a particularly symbolic fact: the race already features representation from the 50 Spanish provinces and the two autonomous cities<\/b>, a reflection of its reach across the entire national territory.<\/p>\n Regionally, Andalusia surpasses 3,500 entrants<\/b>, heading the rankings among the autonomous communities. Behind it come Madrid<\/b>, Catalonia<\/b>, Valencian Community<\/b>, and Castilla-La Mancha<\/b>, shaping a map of participation that covers every corner of the country.<\/p>\n These figures demonstrate the race\u2019s ability to attract runners from all over Spain while maintaining a solid local and regional base<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n The proximity to 50% international participation<\/b>, the constant growth in the number of women registered, representation from all Spanish provinces, and strong support from M\u00e1laga runners paint a very clear picture of the current reality of the TotalEnergies 1\/2 Marathon M\u00e1laga.<\/p>\n A race capable of drawing thousands of runners from across Europe without losing its connection to the territory that gave birth to it. An international event, indeed, but one that continues to keep M\u00e1laga at the center of its identity.<\/p>\n And that combination, increasingly hard to find, is one of the main reasons why the TotalEnergies 1\/2 Marathon M\u00e1laga continues to solidify itself as one of Europe\u2019s great references for the 21.097 kilometers.<\/p>\n Remember that registrations are still open at mediamaratonmalaga.es<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n<\/div>\n\n
An increasingly international race<\/b><\/h2>\n
International, but deeply M\u00e1laga<\/b><\/h2>\n
Andalusia leads participation by a wide margin<\/b><\/h2>\n
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A race that keeps growing<\/b><\/h2>\n
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