TCS Sydney Marathon

The TCS Sydney Marathon is one of Australia's premier running events and a World Athletics Gold Label Road Race, showcasing the stunning beauty of Sydney's iconic landmarks. First held in 2001, the race has grown to become one of the most sought-after marathons in the Southern Hemisphere, attracting elite athletes and recreational runners from around the globe. In 2024, the Sydney Marathon achieved a major milestone by joining the Abbott World Marathon Majors as a candidate race. Then in 2025 it became the 7th WMM. The course is renowned as one of the world's most scenic marathon routes, taking runners past Sydney's most famous landmarks including the Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, and along the picturesque harbor foreshore. Starting in the heart of Sydney, the relatively flat and fast course winds through diverse neighborhoods, offering breathtaking water views and finishing at the iconic Sydney Opera House forecourt. The race is certified as a Boston Marathon qualifier and attracts both competitive runners seeking personal bests and international participants wanting to experience Sydney's natural beauty. The event creates an electric atmosphere with enthusiastic crowd support throughout the course, live entertainment zones, and a festival-like finish line celebration. With its perfect blend of world-class organization, stunning scenery, and the excitement of being a World Marathon Majors candidate, the TCS Sydney Marathon has established itself as a must-do race for serious marathoners and bucket-list runners alike.