California International Marathon
The California International Marathon (CIM) was founded in 1983 by the Sacramento Running Association to bring a world-class running event to the Sacramento area. The same course developed then continues to provide runners with a fast, point-to-point, net-downhill marathon. Tracing an historic route used by the gold miners during the 1849 Gold Rush, the race begins at the Folsom Dam, passes through semi-rural suburbs into bustling midtown Sacramento, and has a spectacular finish in front of the California State Capitol. The CIM's 26-mile, 385-yard distance is certified and sanctioned by USATF (#CA07004RS), and therefore is a Boston Marathon qualifier and an Olympic Marathon Trials qualifier. It is frequently a regional or national USATF Championship event as well. The fast course, community support, 85% chance of perfect running weather, experienced and dedicated race management, and $50,000+ prize money attract an international field of elite runners, as well as top age division competitors, fitness runners and first time marathoners.
- Race - Run
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Date:
December 05, 2010 -
Add to Calendar:
iCal® -
Frequency:
1-time event (non-weekly) -
Start Time:
07:00am -
Level:
Beginner Intermediate Advanced -
Where:
NoCal - 18 Attendees
- Everyone