Lola Challenge Weekend
Race Day Weather
Warm conditions, light wind, possible rain
Runners will face a warm start at 77°F, climbing to 81°F by the finish, with high humidity at 88% and a dew point of 75°F. Light wind at 7 mph from the east-southeast will provide a mix of tailwind and headwind throughout the race. Given the heat and humidity, runners should start conservatively and consider hydration strategies early, especially with a chance of light rain. Adjust pacing accordingly to manage energy over the rolling course.
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Race Info
Lola Challenge Weekend is a three-day running festival in San Juan, Puerto Rico, organized by the nonprofit Run Like a Lola Inc., which has run the event since 2014. Participants can race a 5K on day one, a 10K on day two, and a half marathon on day three, with an additional medal for finishing all three. The half marathon starts on Luis Muñoz Rivera Avenue near Luis Muñoz Rivera Park in Puerta de Tierra, crosses the Dos Hermanos Bridge into Condado and Miramar, loops back through Puerta de Tierra, and finishes at Castillo San Felipe del Morro in Old San Juan. Proceeds support programs that help Puerto Rican women through sport.