RSVP Now: Austin Marathon Pacer Long Run Awaits!

Hello, Runners!

Gear up for an unforgettable journey at the Austin Marathon Pacer Long Run. It’s more than a run; it’s a day where pace meets passion. Set for Sunday, January 28, 2024, this event offers a unique experience to run with seasoned pacers, ensuring you hit your target time with precision.

Please use the RSVP form below so that we have an accurate account for aid stations. We look forward to seeing everyone there.

Thank you to our amazing partners who help support this event including Ascension Seton, Austin Marathon, Fleet Feet Austin, OOFOS, Nuun, GU Energy, and EIGHT beer.

Details

Date: Sunday, January 28, 2024

Location: Fleet Feet Austin Seaholm – 211 Walter Seaholm Dr, Austin, TX 78701

Aid stations with water, Nuun and GU provided

  • Please bring your own hand held bottle to use at the aid stations

Route Maps

Timeline

  • 5:15AM Shop Opens 
  • 5:50AM Announcements, Introductions, & Thanks
  • 6:00AM Run Start

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Thank You to Our Sponsors

 

Who Are the Pacers?

The Austin Marathon Pace Team  are a local team, familiar with the course, and will run the entire marathon distance at a steady/even pace. They will help you not only achieve your goals, but have FUN; whether the goal is a personal record, Boston Qualifier, or simply to cross the finish line. Our Pace Group Leaders are extremely experienced runners, chosen on their previous running and/or pacing performances and know what it takes to hold a steady pace and provide a great marathon experience for their “Pace-ees”.

Meet the 2024 Pace Team.

How Pace Groups Work on Race Day

Pace groups for the following times: 3:00, 3:05, 3:10, 3:15, 3:20, 3:25, 3:30, 3:35, 3:40, 3:45, 3:50, 3:55, 4:00, 4:05, 4:20, 4:35, 4:50. Pace group 3:00 will run on gun time, the rest will run based on chip time.

  • The Pace Group Leaders will be running “Even Splits”. This means that every mile will be run at approximately the same pace. Exceptions to this will be at the beginning of the race due to the bottleneck at the start, and on the miles that the course dictates. Think of them as a moving finish line with your goal time pinned to the back of their shirts.