Sydney Marathon 2024

Let's meet Sydney marathon

The Sydney Marathon started in April 2000, following the same course as the marathon during the 2000 Summer Olympics. The women's race in 2001 was won by Krishna Stanton, who had never run a marathon before, and was doing the event as a result of a challenge from a friend. In 2014 the marathon was awarded a Silver Label Road Race by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), then in December 2014 the race was awarded a Gold Label Road Race in time for the 2015 race and it is now a Platinum Label Road Race. The 2020 in-person edition of the race was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, with all entries automatically transferred to 2021, and all registrants given the option of also running the race virtually for free. Moses Kibet won the 2022 race in 2:07:02, a new course record, and the fastest marathon time run on Australian soil. In July 2022, organisers of the race announced that they were applying to be added to the list of World Marathon Majors. Following the 2023 event, Sydney Marathon achieved a pass, and moved forward to the next assessment step in becoming a World Marathon Major. The marathon course initially followed the same course that was used in the 2000 Summer Olympics. In 2010 the marathon course was changed to flatten it out which, according to the organisers, makes it "a faster, more scenic and spectator friendly course. The marathon runs on a point-to-point course that begins in Bradfield Park, Milsons Point, crosses over the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and ends in front of the Sydney Opera House.

Price List

Price list for Sydney a marathon are presented below, depending on the type of room you want to choose and your participation in the marathon race:

RADISSON BLU PLAZA HOTEL SYDNEY *****

With traditional heritage architecture and a vintage sandstone façade, the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel Sydney offers an elegant stay in the civic heart of the CBD. Once home to the Fairfax newspaper empire and the prestigious Bank of New South Wales, this historical building now accommodates business travelers and vacation guests from all over the world. You’re a short stroll from prestigious restaurants and bars, luxury shopping, and iconic sites such as the Sydney Opera House, the Queen Victoria Building, and Martin Place. Boasting a swimming pool and free WiFi, the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel in Sydney CBD (Central Business District), is just 15 minutes' walk from Circular Quay, where you can visit the Sydney Opera House and the Museum of Contemporary Art, or view the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Each room offers a marble bathroom with a walk-in shower, bathrobes and guest toiletries. Some rooms also feature a separate bath tub. All rooms feature lovely décor and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Guests can start the day with a delicious buffet breakfast served at The Lady Fairfax Room, or relax with a coffee in The Fax Bar. Located on the lobby level, the award-winning Bentley Restaurant and Bar is the perfect spot to catch up over dinner and a glass of wine with friends. Built in the early 1900s, Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel Sydney is 20 minutes' walk from the historic Rocks district. The shopping options of Pitt Street Mall and the Queen Victoria Building are within 15 minutes' walk. Wynyard Train Station and bus stops are within 2 minutes' walk.  

ROOM SHARE	RUNNER	FOLLOWER	EXTRA NIGHTS
SINGLE	1.800 €	1.700 €	300 €
TWIN/DOUBLE	1.300 €	1.200 €	190 €
TRIPLE	1.200 €	1.100 €	150 €