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Christopher Kalev wins the 52nd Tartu Maraton
Despite the cold temperatures, today’s Tartu Maraton classic races took place as planned. In the men’s competition, victory went to Christopher Kalev (EST), while Tatjana Mannima (EST) was the fastest among the women.15.02.2026 -
Battle for Tartu Maraton podium places promises excitement
The main favourites for the 63 km main distance of the 52nd Tartu Maraton, taking place on Sunday, are Estonian skiers.14.02.2026 -
Cold Weather Recommendations for Tartu Maraton (–20°C or Colder at the Start)
Extremely low temperatures are expected in Southern Estonia on Sunday morning. The coldest conditions will affect the start of the 63 km CT race. On Saturday and later on Sunday, temperatures are expected to be milder (around –12°C).13.02.2026 -
Recommendations of the waxing service of Tartu Maraton (13.02)
SWIX Waxing Recommendation – 52nd Tartu Marathon. Date: 14–15.02. WEATHER: In the start −17 °C, gets warmer during the day -12 °C, fresh snow.11.02.2026 -
Shuttle buses and parking – important updates
Below is the bus and parking information for the marathon weekend, with the key changes highlighted.11.02.2026 -
Info for elite group skiers
52. Tartu Maraton, 15.02.202611.02.2026 -
Tartu Maraton Confirmed on the Full Original Course
The organising team confirms that the 52nd Tartu Maraton will be held on the original Otepää–Elva course on the coming weekend of 14–15 February.10.02.2026 -
Tartu Maraton track information (updated on February 9)
The Tartu Marathon track can be skied in both classic and free technique.10.02.2026 -
The 52nd Tartu Marathon medal in all its glory
The 52nd Tartu Marathon medal could be yours on February 14th or 15th.07.02.2026 -
Tartu Maraton: situation update
Cold temperatures continue, and as of 3 February the full length of the marathon course is skiable with both classic and skating tracks. Based on current weather forecasts, there is no doubt about Tartu Maraton taking place – the ski festival will be held as planned on 14–15 February.05.02.2026 -
A small change on the Tartu Marathon course
There is a small change to the 63 km course in the Kuutsemäe area: a section that previously ran straight now includes an approximately 700 m loop.05.02.2026 -
New pins — milestones on your marathon path
This year we are introducing refreshed design on our silver, gold, envoy, and ambassador pins.30.01.2026 -
Find accommodation for the marathon weekend
Visittartu has brought together a selection of cosy places to stay for ski enthusiasts.27.01.2026 -
Long Live Tartu Maraton!
On 16th of January in 1960, 214 sports enthusiasts set off from the ice of the Emajõgi River, in front of the Atlantis restaurant, on a ski hike from Tartu to Kääriku. Of them, 31 were competitors and the rest recreational skiers. Participants were welcomed by fresh snow, crisp winter temperatures and bright sunshine.16.01.2026 -
One Month to Tartu Maraton – Organisers Prepare for the race on the Original Course
With one month to go before Estonia’s iconic ski festival, the organisers have every reason to be optimistic. Based on current snow conditions, the race is set to take place on its traditional and world-famous course from Otepää to Elva.15.01.2026 -
The pasta party returns to Tartu Marathon!
In cooperation with Maitseelamused, the much-loved pasta party is making a comeback at the 52nd Tartu Marathon.13.01.2026 -
Free Technique at Tartu Maraton – Breaking the Long-Time Tradition or the Future Taking Over?
In 2024, during the 50th anniversary edition of the Tartu Maraton, the event progam officially included a free-technique distance alongside the traditional classic style. The 31 km skate race starting from Arula on Saturday was warmly welcomed by many skiing enthusiasts who had long hoped for such an addition. At the same time, debates arose: will this change break a long-standing – even sacred – tradition? Two years later, the answer is clearer.11.12.2025 -
Free entry on your birthday!
If your birthday falls on the same date as our event, we will gift you a free entry to that event. For example: if your birthday is on February 14 or 15, you will receive a complimentary entry to a freely chosen distance of the 52nd Tartu Maraton.18.11.2025 -
Time to prepare for the 52. Tartu Maraton
The legendary race awaits you on 14–15 February 2026. Registration is open!07.11.2025 -
Galleries: Tartu City Marathon, Friday Night Run
Check out the highlights from the weekend’s running festival!07.10.2025 -
Course Records Broken at the 14th Tartu City Marathon
New course records were set today at the 14th Tartu City Marathon. The 42.2 km marathon distance was won by Kenyan Juluis Muriuki Wahome, who set a new course record with a time of 2:18:36. “Although the weather was a bit cold for me, I managed to achieve my goal and run a new course record here,” said Wahome. “I’ve trained in Tartu a lot together with Tiidrek Nurme, so I was quite familiar with the course,” added the marathon winner.04.10.2025 -
RESULTS / GPS tracking
Friday Night Run and Tartu Linnamaraton03.10.2025 -
Traffic and parking: 3–4 October
The 14th Tartu City Marathon and Friday Night Run will bring changes to traffic, parking and public transport.01.10.2025 -
Meet the Tartu City Marathon Pacemakers
As usual, you can complete both the 42 km and 21 km distances with the help of a pacemaker. On the half marathon course, a run-walk group and a walking group will also join the line-up.25.09.2025 -
A Truly Sparkling Medal
The Tartu City Marathon medal is not just a prize – it’s a memory of the moment you cross the finish line on the red carpet of Town Hall Square.24.09.2025 -
Tartu Rattamaraton, Featuring a New Distance This Year, Won by Eimantas Gudiškis and Karoliina Leinonen
The new 126 km distance of the 28th Tartu Rattamaraton, held today, was won by Lithuanian rider Eimantas Gudiškis, who broke away four kilometers before the finish. Josten Vaidem finished second (+00:15) and Taavi Kannimäe third (+02:11).20.09.2025 -
LIVE: results, GPS tracking, finish camera
28. Tartu Rattamaraton20.09.2025 -
Thousands of cyclists ready to start – what to expect from the 28th Tartu Rattamaraton?
The Baltics’ largest mountain bike and gravel race will bring thousands of riders to South Estonia this Saturday. The 28th edition of the Tartu Rattamaraton comes with several exciting updates.18.09.2025 -
New parking arrangements in Elva finish area
For participants, the usual spacious parking lots along the Elva–Hellenurme road are open, now operated by EuroPark.18.09.2025 -
Attention! Roadworks in Otepää (entrance from Rõngu)
Due to roadworks on Palupera Road in Otepää, cars are strongly advised not to use road no. 71 (Rõngu–Hellenurme–Otepää) when coming to Otepää.17.09.2025 -
Sauna Area & A. Le Coq Lounge
This year at the Tartu Rattamaraton finish, all participants can enjoy a really relaxing sauna experience!11.09.2025 -
The hottest T-shirt of the season is here!
Discover the brand new Tartu City Marathon T-shirt – and order yours today!04.09.2025 -
Friday Night Run x 5MIINUST LIVE
See you at Tartu Town Hall Square on Friday, October 3!29.08.2025 -
Changes to Tartu Rattamaraton start times
Based on participant feedback, the organizers of Tartu Rattamaraton have decided to change the start schedule. Compared to the previous plan, the 86 km and 40 km starts will be moved one hour later, while the 126 km start will be brought forward by five and a half hours. The 21 km start time remains unchanged.28.08.2025 -
One trip, two epic Worldloppet races
Looking for a memorable ski trip this winter? Combine two legendary Worldloppet events in just one journey! Within one week you can experience the festive atmosphere of Finlandia-hiihto in Lahti and the unique charm of Tartu Maraton in Estonia – and return home with two stamps in your Worldloppet passport.27.08.2025 -
About the new gravel distance – Insights from the Race Director
Race Director Indrek Kelk explains:22.08.2025 -
The cherry on top – presenting the Tartu Rattamaraton medal!
This year, all finishers will receive a medal inspired by the visual identity of the Tartu Maraton series.19.08.2025 -
CHECK OUT: Course Videos of Tartu Rattamaraton
This year’s program features a brand-new distance – a 126 km gravel adventure, specially designed for gravel bikes. The new route combines the 86 km previous main course with an entirely new 40 km section.15.08.2025 -
Find cyclist-friendly accommodation
The right accommodation will make event logistics much easier and your whole race experience more enjoyable.11.08.2025 -
Next events
The next events are Tartu Rattamaraton and Tartu City Marathon!22.07.2025 -
Pace groups for every speed!
At the Tartu City Marathon, no one has to go it alone – experienced pace makers will support runners on both the 42 km and 21 km distances, helping you maintain a steady pace and reach your goal time.08.07.2025 -
Gravel route for Tartu Rattamaraton is launched!
For the first time ever, the race will include a gravel-specific race, and the course map for the 126 km gravel ride is now available.26.06.2025 -
Check out the photos from the cycling weekend
Tour of Estonia and Tartu Rattaralli03.06.2025 -
Lauri Tamm and Aidi Gerde Tuisk Win Tartu Rattaralli
The 131 km main distance of the 44th Tartu Rattaralli, held today, ended in a thrilling sprint finish, with 21-year-old Lauri Tamm taking the victory in a time of 02:48:13. Second place went to Karl Patrick Lauk (+00:00:01), who launched an attack five kilometers before the finish, and third place was claimed by Romet Pajur (+00:00:04).01.06.2025
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