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18. Poznań Półmaraton 2026

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At the starting line

A race worth the journey.

The Poznań event offers a city road race over the half-marathon distance. Edition dates, other distances and organizer information are linked on this page.

Event description source ↗

Know the course

Race route

Explore the course and the climbs before you get to the starting line.

Half marathon

Official course track

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Estimated elevation

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Estimated elevationEstimated elevation over approximately 21.17 kilometres. Elevation ranges from 75 to 89 metres. Approximate ascent 77 metres and descent 73 metres.Elevation (m)73.379.184.990.70.05.310.615.921.2Distance along route (km)

Approximate ascent 77 mApproximate descent 73 m

Distances on this chart are approximate and follow the supplied track.

Terrain estimate · mapzen · Prepared

Terrain estimates may differ from the road surface, especially on bridges and in tunnels. Sampled every 100 m with a three-sample median filter.

Organizer course source · Checked

Event history

First held in 2008

The Poznań Half Marathon began in 2008. The organizer records 1,037 finishers in its first edition and provides a year-by-year archive of participation and winners.

History source ↗

Previous winners

The last ten completed editions where results can be verified. Overall men's and women's winners for this distance.

Verified overall winners · 9 editions
EditionMenTimeWomenTimeSource
2025Oqbe Kibrom Ruesom1:02:23Viktoriia Kaliuzhna1:12:05Results ↗
2024Debebe Teka Tereda1:01:38Meskerem Moges1:09:22Results ↗
2023Gebresilase Haftamu1:00:27Anchialem Haymanot1:07:54Results ↗
2022Abate Sikiyas1:00:49Chelangat Marcyline1:09:24Results ↗
2021Huseyidin Mohamed Esa0:59:32Karolina Nadolska1:09:18Results ↗
2019Abate Sijiyas Misganow1:02:29Jelagat Lilian1:11:13Results ↗
2018Kulka Szymon1:04:33Matebo Ruth Chemisto1:15:51Results ↗
2017Marcin Chabowski1:03:16Karolina Nadolska1:09:54Results ↗
2016Muteti Daniel1:03:43Maboka Flavious Teresa1:14:31Results ↗

Nine earlier editions verified against the organizer’s table. The 2015 men’s time has inconsistent punctuation in that source and is omitted pending confirmation. The featured 2026 edition is not included among previous winners.

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

April in Poznań

Average daytime high
14.5°C
Average overnight low
3.4°C
Average monthly precipitation
31 mm

April averages near Poznań are 14.5°C for the daytime high and 3.4°C for the overnight low. Average precipitation totals 31 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 Poznań (52.4064°, 16.9252°); 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 warm removable layer; consider gloves or a hat if the race-hour forecast is cold.
  • 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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