Moroccan runner Mohamed El Morabity wins the 37th Marathon des Sables, beating his compatriot Aziz Yachou in the last stage to secure his first desert ultra-trail victory in self-sufficiency. Maryline Nakache wins the women's race.
The Marathon des Sables, the world's toughest ultramarathon, has begun in Morocco, attracting over 1,000 runners from around the world. The six-day event involves a grueling 251-kilometer course through the unforgiving terrain of the Sahara Desert.
The Marathon des Sables, known as the "toughest footrace on earth," will commence on Friday, April 21 to Monday, May 1 in southern Morocco. The six-day, 250km (156-mile) ultra-marathon takes place in the Sahara Desert and requires competitors to traverse through harsh Saharan terrain, extreme heat, and carry their own supplies.
Desert running is a challenging and rewarding form of trail running that requires proper gear, especially when it comes to shoes. Choosing the right footwear can make a significant difference in your performance and comfort on the unique terrain characterized by sand dunes, rocks, and extreme temperatures
The countdown is on for the 37th annual Marathon des Sables, set to begin on April 21st in the Sahara Desert. Thousands of participants from around the world will gather to take on the grueling six-day race through sand dunes, rocky terrain, and scorching temperatures.
Choosing the right headwear is essential for staying comfortable and safe during a desert run, especially during a ultramathon like the Marathon des Sables. Sun hats can make or break your experience.
The 2023 Palm Desert Half Marathon & 5K is set for February 12th, starting at 7:00AM and 7:30AM, respectively. Participants can run or walk either the 13.1-mile half marathon or the 5K race and receive a bib, timing chip, race shirt, finisher's medal, and post-race food.
Desert running gear, tips, clothing, and training for the Marathon des Sables and other races on sand. How to prepare for a desert marathon?
Desert races and marathons represent the ultimate challenge for runners facing hostile environments and extreme environmental conditions. The most famoust desert race is undoubtedly the Marathon des Sables in the Sahara desert in Morocco, but today it is possible to take part in a desert run in several countries around…
The Atacama Crossing (Chile), is a 7 day, 250 km / 155 mile self-supported footrace located in the Atacama Desert, the driest desert in the world located in north of Chile. Starting at 3,300 meters / 10,500 feet above sea level, the course takes competitors through canyons and valleys (including…