Bryan/College Station Marathon (BCS Marathon)
Race Day Weather
Mild start, steady finish
Runners will face a temperature rising from 51°F at the start to a maximum of 65°F, with an average humidity of 68%. Wind will shift from a crosswind to a tailwind in the early miles, with headwinds impacting runners particularly between miles 7-13 and 17-23. Maintaining hydration and considering pacing adjustments during the tougher stretches will be key for performance.
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Currently the highest rated marathon in the state of Texas (marathonguide.com). You’ll have the opportunity to explore the Bryan/College Station community as well as experience the Aggie spirit while you run throughout the Texas A&M campus.
The race courses are primarily flat and fast, and the route includes plenty of shady neighborhoods, several golf courses, and enough crowd support to help you get to the finish for your first time or your fastest time. The marathon course has a few rolling hills miles 11 – 13, but is otherwise flat. The marathon course is USAT&F certified and a Boston Marathon qualifying race. Source
