Athlete Guide
Athletes must review all important event information listed below.
Click the links to navigate to important details on each topic.
Be Prepared for Race Weekend
Review the resources below to prepare yourself for what to expect race weekend. Click through the links for in-depth information about each topic. It is imperative all athletes know this information prior to the race.
All information is subject to change.
Pre-Race Considerations
Hotel Booking & Travel
Staying in a Miami Beach hotel? Share your reservation info with us at the Expo and receive a special gift! More info.
Participant Swag
Medal Neck Ribbon Artist – 2025 – Laelanie Larach
Race Weekend Overview
Expo | Packet Pickup
Mandatory for ALL athletes, aside from those who purchased Bib Mailing.
Know Your Bib
Expo Flow
Road Closures / Community Notice
Kids Run Miami / Miami Kids Mile
Athletes with Disabilities (AWD)
Sponsors
Huge thanks to our sponsors and partners who make this event possible!
Post-Race Resources
Finish Festival
Life Time Recovery Space
Sponsor/Vendor Offerings
Baptist Health Mother’s Resource Area
Photo Opps
Leftover athlete food items will be donated to Food Rescue US South Florida who helps to provide meals for those who face food insecurity.
Food Rescue US South Florida is the local site for Food Rescue US, a national 501c3 with 40 locations in 22 states and DC, launched in January 2018 to fight food insecurity and food waste – a leading solution to climate change. Our network has grown to include 200+ registered food donors, 1,200+ registered volunteers, and 85+ registered social service agencies. Using the Food Rescue US web-based app, our volunteers rescue surplus fresh food from local markets, hotels, events, and large venues, and deliver it directly to agencies serving the food insecure. By rescuing this food, we prevent it from ending up in landfills where it decomposes, creating potent methane gas that warms our planet and compromises the health and well-being of those living nearby. In six years, we have prevented 10.1+ million pounds of food waste in South Florida. This food, instead, went to agencies, including shelters, food pantries, and crisis centers, and provided 8.4+ million meals.