Europe / Poland / Dębno
52. Maraton Dębno 2026
At the starting line
A race worth the journey.
The Dębno event offers a city road race over the marathon distance. Edition dates, other distances and organizer information are linked on this page.
Know the course
Race route
Explore the course and the climbs before you get to the starting line.
Marathon
Awaiting organizer routeRoute not published yet
We’ll add a course when an organizer route or a clearly identified historical GPS track can be verified.
Elevation data not available
Organizer course source · Checked
Event history
First held in 1969
The event’s roots lie in a 21.5 km race from Cedynia to Siekierki in 1966. It became a full marathon in 1969 and moved to Dębno in 1973. It paused from 1991 to 1998 before returning in 1999. The founding year shown here refers to the full marathon distance.
Previous winners
The last ten completed editions where results can be verified. Overall men's and women's winners for this distance.
Verified historical winners are not available yet for this distance.
Verified overall winners are shown where available. Further historical timing records will be added separately.
Runner perspectives
Selected summaries of public runner reviews. These describe the editions and distances noted, and experiences may change.
No attributable public runner review has been verified for this distance yet.
Typical race weather
October in Dębno
- Average daytime high
- 14.4°C
- Average overnight low
- 5.6°C
- Average monthly precipitation
- 47 mm
October averages near Dębno are 14.4°C for the daytime high and 5.6°C for the overnight low. Average precipitation totals 47 mm across the whole month; this does not give the chance or timing of rain during the race. These are historical regional grid averages, not observations at the start line or a forecast.
Climate source ↗ · NASA POWER / MERRA-2 grid near Dębno (52.7390°, 14.6980°); not a weather station · 2001–2020 (20 years)
Historical averages describe typical conditions, not the forecast or the temperature at the starting line.
What to wear
- Racing: consider a technical T-shirt with shorts or light tights. Removable sleeves can suit a cooler forecast.
- Waiting at the start: bring a removable layer for the cooler morning or evening air.
- If rain is forecast, consider a light rain shell or poncho for the wait before the start.
- After finishing: keep a dry top and an extra layer in your finish bag.
Check the forecast close to race day and adjust your clothing to the start time and your own comfort.
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Checked on 5 Oct 2026 · Event source
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