The Marathon Team Relay is run simultaneously with the ING Hartford Marathon on the same course.
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Marathon Map PDF
Includes marathon, half marathon and 5K. Map will print on one page
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U.S.A.T.F. Certification Number: CT07024JHP
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The Relay consists of the following 4 legs: |
Leg 1: 8.2 Miles |
Only “hill” is the Founders Bridge
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| Leg 2: 5.5 Miles |
Perfectly flat – begins & ends near intersection of
Chapel Rd. & Main St. – South Windsor |
| Leg 3: 7.5 Miles |
Two small “hills” – coming up from Great River Park
and over the Founders Bridge
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Leg 4: 5 Miles
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"Rolling" - along the west bank of the Connecticut River through Riverfront Park in Hartford
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Teams may have 2, 3, 4 or 5 members.
Each member must run at least one complete leg. Any one member may run up to 3 legs, in any order.
There is no minimum age requirement for the Relay. |
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Marathon & Half Marathon Runners |
Marathon Runners who are part of a Relay Team:
You may ONLY run Leg #1 (or consecutive Legs beginning with Leg 1).
Wear only Bib Number and ChampionCHIP corresponding to your individual Marathon entry.
You do not need to wear your Relay Number Bib.
Your Team Member may not leave the Exchange Zone until you arrive.
You must cross the Finish Line with your individual Marathon Bib Number and ChampionCHIP.
Half Marathon Runners:
MAY NOT participate in the Marathon Relay, since the courses diverge prior to Exchange Point #1.
Team Relay Divisions:
Division is determined by age of youngest team member.
Open – youngest member under 40
Masters – youngest member over 40
Men/Women/Mixed Categories in each Division
Bib Numbers – All members of a Relay Team will have the same Race Number. Each Relay Team will have ONE ChampionCHIP which is to be worn ONLY on the shoe of the TEAM MEMBER who will be CROSSING THE FINISH LINE (LEG 4). This Timing Chip will be distributed to the Team Captain along with the Relay Bibs at Registration/ Packet Pickup.
View/Print the Team Relay Instructions for 2007. The document is in PDF format and may take a few moments to load. Please be patient.
