Maratona di San Valentino
Race Day Weather
Cool start, mild finish
Runners will face temperatures starting at 45°F and rising to 54°F, with a light breeze from the WSW at 5 mph. Humidity is moderate at 59%, making for comfortable conditions early on. The hilly course presents challenges, especially with headwinds from miles 4 to 6 and crosswinds elsewhere. Runners should consider adjusting their pace for the climbs, particularly the steep ascent between miles 6 and 7, while taking advantage of the tailwind from miles 15 and 24.
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Race Info
The Maratona di San Valentino runs through Terni, Umbria, each February around the feast of the city's patron saint, Valentine. The course leaves central Terni, climbs briefly past the Basilica di San Valentino, then descends into the Valnerina valley toward the Cascata delle Marmore waterfall; the half marathon turns back at Torre Orsina while the full marathon continues on to Ferentillo before returning to Terni. Amatori Podistica Terni, a running club founded in 1976, has organized the race since its first edition in 2011; the 2021 edition was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Finishers receive a heart-shaped medal made by a local Terni art school.
