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Energa as the title sponsor of the Gdańsk Marathon 2025

Energa SA has become the title sponsor of the Gdańsk Marathon, which will return to the city's streets on April 6, 2025, after a two-year hiatus. During a press conference held at Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk, attended by the Mayor of Gdańsk, Aleksandra Dulkiewicz, and the CEO of Energa SA, Sławomir Staszak, the route and details of the accompanying events were unveiled.

Four panelists sit on stage in front of an Energa Gdańsk Marathon backdrop wall
fot. Energa

In brief

Energa SA has become title sponsor of the Gdańsk Marathon 2025, returning to the city streets on 6 April 2025 after a two-year break. Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk serves as start and finish of the Energa Gdańsk Marathon, with a route past the European Solidarity Centre, the Old Town and the Main Town. The programme covers the marathon over 42.195 km, a 5 km race, a 4-person relay and the Energa Junior Gdańsk Marathon, plus a free 12-week Brooks, Be Ready training plan. Course records belong to Rafał Czarnecki (2:23:14) and Lidia Czarnecka (2:49:05).

Energa Gdańsk Marathon 2025: "Run in the City of Freedom!"

The Energa Gdańsk Marathon returns to the streets on April 6, 2025, after a two-year break, with Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk as the starting and finishing point. The route will highlight the city's most iconic landmarks, including the European Solidarity Centre, the Old Town, and the Main Town.

Energa SA, the event’s title sponsor, emphasizes promoting Gdańsk as a city that encourages a healthy lifestyle and community engagement. The event will include the main marathon (42.195 km), a 5 km race, a 4-person relay, and the Energa Junior Gdańsk Marathon for children and youth.

Participants can prepare through the free 12-week "Brooks, Be Ready!" training program, led by experienced coaches. Registration for the race is available at www.gdanskmaraton.com, with discounted fees until January 31.

The Gdańsk Marathon debuted in 2015 and has already seen over 11,000 finishers. Current course records are held by Rafał Czarnecki (2:23:14) and Lidia Czarnecka (2:49:05).

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Source: Energa / Gazeta Morska · Compiled by: Kamil Kusier

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