This year, three events will be on the Monaco Run programme on Sunday, March 11. The main event is the Monte-Carlo 10km, starting at 9:30 am on the Albert 1er wharf at Port Hercules.

The second option is the Herculis EBS Relay, offering the same course as the 10k. The first runner will complete the first three kilometres and his or her partner the remaining seven.

The third distance is the festive 5 km Pink Ribbon Walk, with the aim of raising funds to fight breast cancer and also raise awareness.

The previous edition saw more than 1,700 runners on the Port of Monaco, representing 39 nationalities. Participants included Sebastian Coe, President of the International Athletics Federation, and Paula Radcliffe, holder of the Marathon world record since 2003.

The goal of Monaco Run is to allow all runners to participate. Indeed, the three events make the event accessible to all, whatever their level. On Saturday, from 10 am to 7 pm, a Running Expo will be held on Port Hercules, where participants will be able to pick up their bib – and latecomers can still register until 7 pm (no registation will be possible on Sunday).

To register online: www.monacorun.mc