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Poland hosts numerous running and cycling events across various regions

Poland has seen a series of significant athletic events and charity initiatives centered on running and cycling. In Szczecin, the 47th PKO Half Marathon saw a record turnout of approximately 6,700 participants, with Sławomir Niziński and Julia Bieszk claiming victory in the half marathon category.

In Poznań, organizers announced a new route for the 25th Poznań Marathon, which will feature a return to the Old Town after 18 years. Meanwhile, the Bieg przez Most in Warsaw is approaching its 1,000-participant milestone, with runners set to use the Maria Skłodowska-Curie Bridge roadway for the first time.

Other notable competitions include the Pałecznica Race 2026, which featured both amateur cyclists and uniformed services, and the 14th Letni Bieg Piastów, a mountain running event held at Polana Jakuszycka. In Sochaczew, Przemysław Dąbrowski won the 43rd Szlakiem Walk nad Bzurą Half Marathon. Additionally, the RakReaton charity challenge has launched, aiming for participants to collectively cover 1,200,000 kilometers to raise 120,000 PLN for children with cancer.

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Julia Bieszk · Kacper Chruściński · Konrad Bukowiecki · Korona Polskich Półmaratonów · PKO Bank Polski · PKO Półmaraton Szczecin · Paulina Grzegórzek · Piotr Sztuk · Poznań · Poznań Maraton · Szczecin · Sławomir Niziński

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