Following the success of the Bordeaux AG2R La Mondiale Marathon, half-marathon, and 10km, supported by Stade Bordelais, this sporting day on November 8, 2026, saw the marathon's return to Bordeaux after a 7-year hiatus.
The event was marked by the courage of the 9,000 marathon runners, 15,000 half-marathon participants, and 10,000 challengers in the 10km. Beyond the impressive finish times of the winners, the individual achievement of each participant, who ran through the city to push their limits, was highlighted.
The streets of Bordeaux buzzed with the cheers of the crowd, smiling banners, and signs of support, transforming the city into a joyful celebration. Numerous volunteers also contributed to the smooth running of the event, starting well before sunrise.
The course showcased diverse landscapes, connecting the historic center on the left bank with the new districts on the right bank, crossing the Pont Chaban-Delmas, the ascent of which proved challenging for many participants.
The day was hailed as a human and sporting success, with plans already underway for 2027.
In figures, the marathon registered 34,000 entries across all distances. The percentage of female participants was 40.1%, with an average age of 35.6 years. The winning marathon time, set by Jason Pointeau, was 2h18'32'', while Solvegue Feuillade was the first female finisher at 2h49'39''.
