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La Pretoriana
Saturday, 14 November 2026
La Pretoriana 2026: Registration
La Pretoriana is Tomares' popular ultramarathon, in Seville's Aljarafe area: it starts in the pine forests of Aznalcázar and finishes in the center of Tomares over 50 km with no competitive cutoff pressure, designed to be completed by running and walking. It also offers a 33K trail.
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Visit official website ↗(opens in a new tab)Entry fees by distance
| Distance | Elevation | Price | Time limit | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ultramarathon 50K50K | 300m D+ | Check website | 9h | Coming soon |
| Trail 33K33K | 200m D+ | Check website | 6h | Coming soon |
How to register
- 1
Go to the official race website using the registration button.
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Select the distance you want to run.
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Fill in the form with your personal details and federation license (if required).
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Complete the payment and save your registration confirmation.
What's included in your entry?
Race bib with timing chip, aid stations along the course, accident insurance during the race, access to finish line services (physiotherapy, showers, finisher meal) and an event t-shirt or memento.
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The organizer hasn't activated online registration yet. Check the official website to stay up to date on the opening.
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