ESPN Runaholics
The Lowdown
ESPN Runaholics is an annual road race through the heart of Mexico City, starting and finishing along Paseo de la Reforma near Torre Mayor. The course loops through Bosque de Chapultepec, passing landmarks including the National Auditorium and the Museum of Modern Art. Runners choose between a 10K and a 21K (half marathon), both starting at 6:00 a.m. Organized by ESPN, the race has run for more than a decade, drawing over 4,000 participants at its 14th edition in November 2025. The event is known for its accessibility program with Achilles México, which supports runners with visual, hearing, and motor disabilities, and for a race-day festival featuring ESPN personalities. Finishers receive an adidas commemorative kit.
Race Day
Weather Forecast
Elevation
Terrain Profile
Relatively flat course
Participants
Field Size
Medium-sized race
Crowd Rating
Spectator Support
Good crowd energy
Paseo de la Reforma
Bosque de Chapultepec
Auditorio Nacional
Museo de Arte Moderno
Torre Mayor
Other distances available during the event weekend:
Ciudad de México, Mexico
MX
Average rate for 3-star accommodations near the start line
Eligibility
- Minimum age requirement applies per official rules
Required Documents
- Government-issued photo ID at kit pickup
Entry Methods
- Online registration at espnrun.mx
- In-person at Metta Running House, Polanco
- OXXO stores nationwide (after online pre-registration)
Cancellation & Refund Policy
Entries are generally non-refundable; see official rules for bib transfer policy
Includes adidas commemorative kit and backpack
Accessibility program with Achilles México for runners with visual, hearing, and motor disabilities
Community
Stories, tips, and race-day snapshots from runners who have tackled this course.
Community Reviews
Learn from fellow runners and share insights that will help the next person toe the line.

