Entries are now open for the 2024 edition of Maratona dles Dolomites.
One of Europe's biggest sportives, the Maratona takes riders on a magnificent but exceptionally challenging course through the Dolomite mountains of northern Italy. The next edition is on Sunday 7 July 2024.
Entry is through a ballot, which is open from Tueday 10 October until midnight on 6 November 2023.
4300 places will be available in the ballot out of a total of 8000, with the remaining entries allocated to tour operators. Four hundred charity entries will also be released in November and March.
Three distances are once again on offer for 2024: the full 138km with over 4200m of climbing, and two shorter routes of 106km and 55km.
The ballot costs €2 to enter, and the draw will be held in the second half of November. A list of successful entrants will be published on the event website and riders have from 6 December 2023 until 17 April 2024 to confirm their place.
The entry fee for 2024 is €150, plus a €10 refundable deposit for the timing chip.
To enter the ballot, visit the event website at www.maratona.it.
Missed the ballot?
If you've missed the pre-registration window that closes 6 November 2023, there are a couple of other ways to enter.
Package deals including entry and hotel accommodation are available through the Maratona's approved list of operators, including All Things Ride and European Cycle Events in the UK.
And finally, a number of charity entries will be available at an extra cost with the surcharge donated to an assigned charity. The first 200 charity places will be released for sale on 22 November 2023, and a further 200 places on 20 March 2024.
Find out more and enter at: www.maratona.it.
Maratona reports & more
So you've got your place in the Maratona; wondering what lies in store?
Check out the following Maratona related content on Sportive.com:
- Oli Beckinsale's 2019 Maratona ride report
- Paul Hunt's 2018 Maratona ride report (Sellaronda route)
- Jim Cotton's 2017 Maratona ride report
- Joe Saumarez Smith's 2015 Maratona ride report
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