Photo: © Polisportiva Uta 2000▶Maratonina Città di Uta
Uta (CA), Sardegna28th edition · since 1995Choose the distanceTap a distance: the course, fees, times and rules below update for that race.
At a glance
Maratonina Città di Uta 2026 takes place on 22 November 2026 in Uta (CA), Sardegna. Distances: 21.097 km, 10.5 km, 5 km. Start at 10:00 from Via Stazione, davanti al parco comunale S'Olivariu, Uta.
- Date
- Sunday, 22 November 2026
- Location
- Uta (CA), Sardegna, Italy
- Start
- Via Stazione, davanti al parco comunale S'Olivariu, Uta
- Distances
- Half marathon · 21.097 km · Competitive
- 10,5 km · Competitive
- Family Run · 5 km · Non-competitive
- Start times
- 10:00
- Entry fees
- Half marathon €25 · 10,5 km €20
- Registration
- Registration open until 18 November 2026 · Register now ↗
- Organiser
- Pol Uta 2000 ↗
- Official website
- maratoninadiuta.it ↗
- Edition
- 28th edition · since 1995
Last updated: 18 October 2026
The race
The Maratonina Città di Uta, founded in 1995 and organised by ASD Polisportiva Uta 2000, reaches its 28th edition on Sunday 22 November 2026 and is the longest-running half marathon in Sardinia. The start is at 10:00 on Via Stazione, in front of the S'Olivariu public park and the Town Hall, about twenty kilometres from Cagliari.
The flat 10.55 km loop with few bends is considered one of the fastest on the island: the half marathon runs it twice, the competitive 10.5 km once. The route passes the old town, the church of Santa Giusta, the countryside with vegetable fields and greenhouses and the 12th-century Romanesque church of Santa Maria. Fees are €25-30 for the half and €20-25 for the 10.5 km; there is also a non-competitive Family Run open to all.
The course records, 1:03:07 and 1:13:54, are also regional records; after the finish there is a buffet for everyone in S'Olivariu park.
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Course
A 10,549-metre loop, all on asphalt except for a few dozen metres, flat and closed to traffic, run twice for the half and once for the 10.5 km. From the start on Via Stazione a long straight crosses the old town to the church of Santa Giusta; after circling the church the route leaves the village through fields of vegetables and greenhouses and reaches the Romanesque church of Santa Maria, skirting its park.
It returns to the village under the large water tower, along Via Regina Margherita, Via Argiolas Mannas past the sports centre, Via Pisa, Via Genova and Via Torino to Piazza S'Olivariu, then Via Fresia and back on Via Stazione to the timing point and finish. The loop has four drink stations with water, electrolytes and sponges; split timing at 10.5 km.
Entry fees
- Until 15 November 2026Now€25
- Until 18 November 2026€30
What's included
- Race pack
- Chip timing
- Cronometraggio
- Aid stations
- Sponge stations
- Medical assistance
- Ristoro finale
Rules and requirements
- FIDAL membersMembers of an Italian athletics club (Italian Athletics Federation).
- RuncardFIDAL card for runners without a club: buy it online and pair it with a competitive athletics medical certificate.
- Sports promotion bodiesMembers of an Italian sports promotion body recognised by FIDAL, with a competitive medical certificate.
- International runnersMembers of a federation affiliated to World Athletics, or with a Runcard and a competitive medical certificate.
Competitive national half marathon open from age 18 to FIDAL members and members of foreign clubs affiliated to World Athletics (with a self-declaration signed at collection), and from age 20 to Runcard or Runcard EPS holders with a competitive medical certificate for athletics. The regional 10.5 km is open to adult FIDAL members, Runcard and Runcard EPS holders aged 20+ with a certificate and members of affiliated sports bodies.
Fees: half €25 until 15 November and €30 after; 10.5 km €20 then €25; entries by 18 November on Endu, by bank transfer or at the club office. The fee includes federation fees, bib, Evodata chip (€20 if not returned), race pack, insurance, medical assistance, drinks, sponges and the final buffet. No refunds unless the event is cancelled.
Time limit 2h30 for the half and 1h30 for the 10.5 km. Prize money for the top three men and women (€250, €200 and €150 plus trophy) and the top three Italians, €400 for a new course record, prizes in kind for the top three in each category.
