Registration for the 40th Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon will open at 10 a.m. Thursday. The race will run from downtown Minneapolis to the State Capitol grounds in St. Paul on Sunday, Oct. 2.
Registration for Twin Cities Marathon starts Thursday
The organizers of the Oct. 2 event expect 8,500 runners for the marathon and more than 30,000 for all running events that weekend.
April 7, 2022 at 4:16AM
Registration for the marathon will be conducted online through the Twin Cities In Motion website, tcmevents.org.
The marathon and the rest of the events of Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon Weekend starting Sept. 30 are set to take place at full capacity, event organizers from Twin Cities In Motion have announced, with more than 30,000 runners expected to compete, including 8.500 in the marathon.
"We have been looking forward to this anniversary for a long time and are excited to be able to celebrate it in a big way this year," said Virginia Brophy Achman, Twin Cities In Motion executive director.
The 2020 marathon was canceled because of the pandemic and last year's race was limited to fewer than 4,500 marathoners as part of the event's COVID safety measures.
Registration also will open for the following Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon Weekend events: Medtronic TC Family Events, the TC 5K and TC 10K. Those events will take place at the State Capitol grounds on Saturday, Oct. 1.
Because of its popularity, registration for the Medtronic TC 10 Mile on Oct. 2 will be by random drawing from July 7-14. The drawing is free to enter.
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