“THERE IS SOMETHING MAGICAL ABOUT RUNNING; AFTER A CERTAIN DISTANCE, IT TRANSCENDS THE BODY. THEN A BIT FURTHER, IT TRANSCENDS THE MIND. A BIT FURTHER YET, AND WHAT YOU HAVE BEFORE YOU, LAID BARE, IS THE SOUL.”
– KRISTIN ARMSTRONG
Running has come a long way. From being a fringe sport a few years back, today running is the sport of choice for all those wanting to get fit.
TATA ULTRA MARATHON is going to be held on 23rd February 2025 (Sunday). It is certified by the Athletics Federation of India, course certified by AIMS.Tata Ultra Marathon covers a distance of 50 kms while the Tata Challenge Run covers a distance of 35 kms. Both race categories are open for men and women to participate in.
WHY TATA ULTRA MARATHON?
Boost your performance – Gear up for the International ultra-marathons by testing your endurance and ability closer home
Proven Credentials – Tata Ultra Marathon is in its 8th edition this year and has established itself as a premier ultra-marathon event in the Indian circuit.
Level up – 50-kilometre run is a perfect level up after conquering a full marathon while the 35-kilometre run is a perfect level up from 21 kms in preparation for the full marathon.
Convenient The “Tata Ultra Marathon” running experience – Save yourself the trouble of planning and making arrangements for the long run. Refreshments, water, physio, medical aid, ambulances, portable toilets and other facilities are all planned for you and will be available on the route
The venue – If all this isn’t reason enough, the undulating slopes and view of picturesque forts are enough to uplift your motivation levels
WHY LONAVALA?
The challenging undulating slopes of the Sahyadri range give every runner an opportunity to test their endurance level to the fullest. Enjoy the pleasant February climate with an early morning start. As the day breaks, enjoy the breath-taking views of the beautiful Bhushi Dam, INS Shivaji, Lions Point, Shivling Point, Monkey Point, PethShahapur Fort and Morgiri Fort.
Lonavala is conveniently located for runners from all over India.
These hills have a historic association with the Tata Group’s own ultra-marathon, which began 150 years ago. The Founder, Jamsetji Tata, built India’s first hydroelectric plant on these hills, over a century ago, to provide clean power to the Mega City – Mumbai.
