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TCS New York City Marathon
1 November 2026

TCS New York City Marathon Official International Tour Operator logo
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The TCS New York City Marathon is one of the world's largest and most prestigious marathons, covering all five boroughs of New York City. It attracted a record-breaking 59,226 finishers in its 2025 edition

DC SUPER HEROES RUN
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DC Super Heroes Run graphic with Wonder Woman, Batman, Superman and The Flash
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JPMorganChase Corporate Challenge logo
Race Details (2027 Information Coming Soon)

The JPMorganChase Corporate Challenge is the world’s largest corporate running event. Each year, events take place in 16 locations across eight countries and six continents with one mission: to serve as a catalyst between work and wellness. The Series offers companies opportunities to bond over a shared experience powered by fitness, friendly competition, food and fun. One part run and one part party, each 3.5-mile / 5.6-kilometer road race connects participants with their colleagues as they celebrate teamwork, camaraderie and the Corporate Challenge community worldwide. From walkers to runners, from entry-level workers to seasoned employees, and from start-ups to large corporations – everyone is welcome.

Get in touch with Customer Service at johannesburg@corpchallenge.jpmorgan.com and stay informed on the 2026 event.

WANDERERS ROAD RACE
2027

Wanderers Road Race with Discovery Vitality poster
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Coming Soon​

EXXARO ROAD RACE CHALLENGE
2027

Exxaro Road Race Challenge 2026 poster: 19 September 2026 at SuperSport Park, Centurion, 5km, 10km and 21.1km
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SPAR Women's Challenge Jozi
2027

SPAR Women's Challenge Jozi 2026 poster
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aQuellé Jacaranda City Marathon Challenge
2027

aQuellé Jacaranda City Marathon Challenge poster, 24 October 2026
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“In my opinion, the Powerman Duathlon in Pretoria is one of the best organised events I have ever been fortunate enough to attend.”

- Libby Burrel, International Triathlon Union-Africa
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