Fort Worth Marathon
Race Day Weather
Cool temps, adjust pace wisely
Runners will face a temperature rise from 51°F at the start to 62°F by the finish, with average humidity at 63%. Light winds from the north will transition throughout the race, presenting tailwinds in the early miles and headwinds during the final segments. It's advisable to start conservatively and maintain hydration, particularly during the tougher stretches with headwinds from miles 9 to 25.
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Race Info
The Fort Worth Marathon is an annual USATF-certified race weekend held each November in Fort Worth, Texas, with a course along the Trinity River, through Overton Park and the Colonial neighborhood. The marathon, half marathon, and 20-mile race start together on Sunday; a 5K and 10K run the day before. The marathon course is flat and is a Boston Marathon qualifier, marketed by the race as the fastest flat BQ course in North Texas. Proceeds support childhood obesity prevention programs in Tarrant County schools. Source
