Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon

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Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon

The Twin Cities Marathon is a running event in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul area. The Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon is called “The Most Beautiful Urban Marathon in America®” for 26.2 good reasons. With mile after mile of parkways, lakes, rivers and tree-lined boulevards, the scenery can’t be beat. Add 300,000 screaming fans, 10 Cheer Zones, over a dozen course entertainment acts, and you’ve got an experience that you’ll never forget. Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon Weekend is fun for the whole family.

Website: Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon| Oct 7, 2012

Events

  • Marathon
  • 10 Mile Race
  • 10K Run
  • 5K Run

Registration

Entry fee is US $100 per person plus processing fee for the marathon. To participate in Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon you can register in the official website.

Course / Route Map

The point-to-point course begins near Mall of America Field in downtown Minneapolis and finishes at the State Capitol in Saint Paul. The course winds around four beautiful lakes and both sides of the Mississippi River. While it does have some rolling hills, with a starting and finishing elevation of approximately 840 feet and no climbs over 100 feet long, they aren’t anything you can’t handle. Run past the clanging bells of the St. Paul Cathedral. From there you’ll get a spectacular view of the State Capitol with a nice downhill to the finish line!

Results

Results of past runs for all runners are available at our Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon Results page, Medtronic Twin Cities 10 Mile Results page, Twin Cities 10K Results page and Twin Cities 5K Results page.

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Kit Bielenberg October 3, 2012 at 5:58 am

Hi -

My husband is running in the marathon this weekend and I am wondering if you have suggestions of places my family and I could go along the route to cheer him on?!

I am thinking
Mile 7 because I have a friend who lives there
mile 21 or 22 where the incline begins (Summit)
The finish line, of course

I would love to have 1-2 more sites if you could suggest any please.

It might be cool to have this kind of thing available on your website so it is available to (countless) others like me.

Thank you !

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vance gerkovich December 20, 2011 at 12:21 pm

Does the TC Marathon allow disabled handcyclers and wheeler to race? Do you have divisions for these wheelers. Many are opening their doors to both divisions or just combinining.
I am moving home and hope my state has become aware that many of us have had to adapt to handcycles. NY, chicago and others are now having divisions for each. I really want to come home and compete in the 10 mile or the full if my conditioning is where it should be by then :-)
Thanks. Please say yes. I am so looking forward to this

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