Prague Marathon 2011

Are you wondering how you can pick up your start bag, when the Marathon Expo will open or what the traffic limitations will be on Sunday?

All of this information is available on our website; www.praguemarathon.com.

You will also receive a detailed information brochure in your start bag, and this will answer all of your questions relating to your participation in the Volkswagen Prague Marathon.

Free entrance to the Marathon Sport Expo!

Every visitor wins! Fun for the whole family, adrenaline and lots of sporting experiences to be had.

Win a trip with adidas to the Berlin Marathon, including all-inclusive fee, accommodation and running outfit, as well as nine bicycles from Hervis Sports, cycling tours in the Tyrol, discounts on clothes and sports equipment, rides on an electric bike, jumping with special jumping boots and the chance to get a professional feet diagnosis for free.

The PIM virus is spreading around the globe! Did you know that the Volkswagen Prague Marathon will be on air on Eurosport International?

Keep up the pace as your race will be broadcast in 59 countries around Europe as well as the Middle East and North Africa! Don't miss the 52 minute Marathon highlights that will run Monday (9 May) from 8:30 a.m. on Eurosport.

The company Eni Czech Republic, the operator of the petrol stations under the Agip brand, is a proud new partner of PIM for 2011. In co-operation with Cardion AB Motoracing, Eni offers you the opportunity to meet Karel Abraham, who is the first Czech rider in MotoGP and one of the most successful motorcycle riders in Czech history.

Karel finished last season with a victory in the Valencia race, and then started this season very well with a 10th place in Losail, Qatar and a 7th place in a breath-taking wet race in Jerez, Spain. He is closely related to the Brno Circuit, where he takes part in a "Motorschool" project that teaches motorcycle riders the principles of safe riding. Karel Abraham will be present on the Old Town Square in the ENI Helmet Stand from 8.20 to 8.40 am and from 10.00 to 10.20 am on 8 May.