About

Zoltan at the Medina del Campo race in February 2026 — Racing the Medina del Campo 10K, February 2026.

Hi! I’m Zoltan, and I discovered the joy of running in April 2025. What started as a simple decision to lace up my shoes turned into a passion. I covered 600 km in my first year, and every run taught me something new about perseverance, discipline and the running community.

I moved to Spain in September 2024, and it didn’t take long to fall in love with the country’s running culture. From coastal routes with Mediterranean views to tough mountain trails, Spain has some of the most varied and beautiful races in Europe. But as I explored the half marathon scene, I realised how scattered the information was: race calendars spread across dozens of websites, local events hidden on social media, and no single place to see what’s coming up across the country.

That’s why I created mediasmaratonesespana.eu.com.

How the calendar works

Every race has a page with the next date, the key facts (start, finish, time limit, aid stations, field size) and a link to the official website.
Dates are checked against official sources. When an organiser or a major registration platform has published a date, it’s marked Confirmed and the source is linked.
Unannounced dates are marked “TBC”. They’re estimated from the previous edition’s pattern (for example, “first Sunday of February”) so you can plan ahead. Always check the official site before you book travel.
The descriptions are written from scratch, based on each race’s facts, in English and Spanish.

Whether you’re training for your first half marathon, chasing a personal best, or looking for your next adventure on Spanish roads, this site is here to help you find it.

Spotted a wrong date or a race that’s missing? Email me at runnersinfo@mediasmaratonesespana.eu.com. I read everything.

Let’s find your next starting line together.