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Registration Info:
Click below to register for the 2011 ING Miami Marathon and Half Marathon®!
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CLICK HERE to register for the Tropical 5K.

Registration Confirmation
Confirmation cards will NOT be mailed, instead you will have your confirmation sent via email, you can find your number using the link on the homepage, or you can look it up at the Expo on January 28th and 29th.

2011 Registration Fees:

ING Miami Marathon®	ING Miami Half Marathon®
Before 7/09/2010 - $85	Before 7/09/2010 - $60
Before 9/30/2010 - $90	Before 9/30/2010 - $65
Before 12/09/2010 - $95	Before 12/09/2010 - $70
Before 1/21/2011 - $100	Before 1/21/2011 - $75
Expo Date Registration - $125	Expo Date Registration - $125
*Online registration and mail-in registration will close on January 21, 2011. Registrations received after January 21, 2011 will not be processed. However, you may register in person at the Nissan Health & Fitness Expo presented by The Miami Herald & El Nuevo Herald, if registration spots remain. Have Registration Changes/Request? Please use this form if you would like to request any changes to be made to your current registration. Submit a 2011 ING Miami Marathon and Half Marathon® Race Update Form. Click Here >>

Entry Requirements:

• Entry fees are NON-REFUNDABLE and NON-TRANSFERABLE.
• You must be able to complete the Full Marathon in 6 hours (approx. 14 minutes/mile pace) and the Half Marathon in 3.5 hours (approx. 16 minutes/mile pace). However, the finish line for the full marathon will remain open for 7 hours and the half marathon will remain open for 4 hours. Slower runners and walkers who are not able to keep the respective pace will be subject to street reopenings / bridge openings and will need to proceed using sidewalks and road breakdown lanes. Participants will still receive a finisher’s medal and official finisher's certificate. Please note that this is a change from previous years.
• The marathon course will close at a graduated pace, approximately 14 minutes/mile. There will be a check point (stop point - chip removal at the 12.8 mile mark), you must make it to this point before 3:15 in order to continue, at this point you will be given the option of completing the half marathon.
• You must be at least 14 years old to run the ING Miami Half Marathon®.
• You must be at least 16 years old to run the ING Miami Marathon®.
• You must be in good health and physically prepared to run the ING Miami Marathon® or Half Marathon®.
• If you are registered for the ING Miami Marathon® you may finish as a Half Marathoner and be scored as an official ING Miami Half Marathon® finisher except you may receive an ING Miami Marathon® medal. No registered ING Miami Half Marathon® participant will be scored as a Full-marathon finisher if he/she chooses to do the Full marathon. You will be considered a bandit runner.
• Race numbers are required to participate. NO BANDITS!
• You must show a photo ID to pick-up your race packet.
• NO RACE DAY PACKET PICK-UP!
• NO race day registration.
• NO coaches, skateboards, baby joggers, bikes, dogs or in-line skates will be allowed on the course.
• NO confirmation cards will be mailed for the 2011 race. Instead, your registration confirmation will be posted online and emailed. The registration query is available on the homepage.

Racing Wheelchair Division Rules

• Athletes with disabilities planning to do the ING Miami Marathon are required to contact Achilles for further information regarding their participation. Any request for special accommodation, such as guides, staging area, earlier start, and especially use of a handcrank wheel chair for participation in the ING Miami Marathon must be cleared through Achilles. No additional fees apply.
• Please email Chris at CHolcomb@AchillesInternational.org to get started by registering with Achilles (free) so that we may best accommodate you.
• For more information on Achilles visit www.AchillesInternational.org
  

Everyday Wheelchairs

1. Everyday wheelchairs shall be defined as a stock manual wheelchair.
2. The wheelchair shall have at least four functional wheels.
3. The overall length of the chair from outside of front casters/wheels to outside of rear wheel shall not exceed 100cm
4. The rear wheels shall not exceed 70 cm diameter.
5. The front caster/wheels shall not exceed 8 inches/17.6 cm in diameter.
6. The rear seat height must be greater than 30 cm ( 13.6 inches). Persons of small stature may be exempt.
7. Only one plain round hand rim is allowed for each rear wheel. This rule may be waived for persons requiring a single arm drive chair.
8. No mechanical gears or levers shall be allowed.
9. The chair must be manually propelled.
10. Runners and walkers in all races will have the right of way. Wheelchair racers shall yield to runners or walkers.
11. All chairs are subject to rules of safety and inspection.
12. It will be the athlete's responsibility to meet the above rules.

Have Registration Changes/Request?
Please use this form if you would like to request any changes to be made to your current registration. Submit a 2011 ING Miami Marathon and Half Marathon® Race Update Form. Click Here >>


Hotel and Travel Information:
Don't forget to book all your travel needs.  Please CLICK HERE for more information.

NEW! Wear Your Number on Race Day (Order by November 19, 2010)
Look good in a special edition performance shirt while avoiding the hassle of paper bibs and safety pins! Optional to participants, the ING Miami Marathon and Half Marathon® is offering the option to purchase a high quality technical shirt with your bib number printed on it, as well as a custom message of your choosing. Click here to place your order for this functional souvenir.
*This is not offered by the ING Miami Marathon and Half Marathon® Race producers; this is being offered by a third party.

Miami Welcomes All!

On any given day one can stroll down Ocean Drive in South Beach and bear witness to the multitudes of cultures that call Miami home. Hundreds of languages and dialects can be heard as people sit and converse over their meals.

Ocean Drive on race morning is no different, except that everyone is running instead. You’ll be running side by side to the many diverse cultures that make Miami what it is. Many say that Miami gives us a snapshot of what true mixing of cultures can accomplish. It is here where all visitors are welcome because no matter where you are from you’ll most certainly have a friend from your hometown.

Runners from all 50 States, including Puerto Rico, and runners from over 50 countries ran in 2010, for 2011 we expect the field to be even more diverse. Below is a list of the countries represented at the 2010 ING Miami Marathon and Half Marathon®:

Argentina Aruba Australia Bahamas Barbados Belgium Bermuda Bolivia Brazil  Canada Cayman Islands  China Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Dominican Republic Ecuador

El Salvador France Germany Greece Guatemala Haiti Honduras Iceland   Ireland Israel Italy Jamaica Kenya  Martinique Mexico Netherlands Nicaragua

Norway Panama Peru Poland Portugal Puerto Rico Slovenia South Africa Spain  Sweden Switzerland Trinidad And Tobago Turkey  United Kingdom  USA Venezuela US Virgin Islands