Isle of Wight Marathon
Race Day Weather
Cool start, manageable winds
Runners will face a steady temperature of 59°F, peaking at 60°F during the race. Winds will be from the WSW at 18 mph, with gusts up to 31 mph, creating a headwind effect. With humidity at 76%, participants should consider pacing conservatively and staying hydrated to combat the moisture in the air.
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Race Info
The Isle of Wight Marathon is the UK's oldest continuously held marathon, offering a scenic single-lap course through the island's tranquil west side. Runners traverse undulating town and rural roads, passing through villages such as Cowes, Gurnard, Rew Street, Porchfield, Shalfleet, Yarmouth, Thorley, Chessell, Ningwood, and Northwood. The route is marked with mile markers and features water stations approximately every 3.5 miles, providing a well-supported and picturesque running experience.