Panamá Maratón

Daniel González took the first Panama City Marathon in 2:40:43 and Mariana Luchezi won the women's race in 3:08:08. Jorge Castelblanco won the half marathon in 1:10:22. Organizers counted roughly 2,000 runners from 41 countries across the 42K, 21K, 10K and 5K.

The organizers list Sunday 1 August 2027 in Panama City as the date of the next Panama City Marathon, moving the race roughly seven weeks earlier in the calendar than its September debut.

1. 01Cinta Costera – Scenic coastal boulevard along the Bay of Panama where runners enjoy ocean views and skyline panoramas
2. 02Casco Viejo – The historic old quarter with colonial architecture and plazas that runners pass through late in the course
3. 03Avenida Balboa – Major waterfront avenue lined with skyscrapers and parks, a prominent flat stretch of the course
4. 04Puente de las Américas – Iconic bridge at the Pacific entrance to the Panama Canal visible from nearby sections of the route
5. 05Amador Causeway (Calzada de Amador) – Picturesque causeway connecting small islands with views of the Bridge of the Americas and city skyline
6. 06Biomuseo – Frank Gehry-designed biodiversity museum on the Amador Causeway, a notable architectural landmark on the route
7. 07Miraflores Locks (Panama Canal) – Visitor center and lock complex offering views of canal operations close to parts of the marathon course

• Online Registration via tickets.tikea.co
• Charity Entry
• Tour Operator
• Elite Invitation
• Group/Corporate Registration

• Must be 18 years or older on race day
• Foreign and local runners welcome; open to all nationalities
• Online registration completed and paid before the stated registration deadline
• Presentation of valid photo ID required at bib collection
• Signed liability waiver and health declaration required at registration/bib pickup
• Medical certificate or physician clearance recommended (dated within 12 months); may be required for participants with known health conditions
• Participants must comply with event rules, directions of race officials and anti-doping regulations
• No transfers of bibs allowed; bib must be worn visibly during the race

• Photo ID (passport or national ID)
• Medical certificate signed by a physician (recent, as required)
• Proof of age (passport, birth certificate or ID)
• Copy of passport for international participants
• Signed liability/consent waiver
• Proof of registration/payment receipt

• No refunds for any reason (including injury or inability to attend)
• Deferrals to the 2027 edition allowed until 30 days before the race; deferred entry equals 50% credit of the original registration fee toward the next year
• Bib transfers permitted until 30 days before the race with a $10 administrative fee and organizer approval
• If the organizer cancels the event due to force majeure or public health orders, registrants may choose a full refund or a free deferral to the 2027 edition
• Changes to race distance or registration category allowed until 14 days before the race subject to availability and payment of any fee difference