You can see where the starting grids are located below. It is important to follow the signposts to the starting grid of your expected finish time from the Runners’ Village at Rijnkaai car park. You can see here when the different starting grids open and close, and what the exact starting time is based on your expected finish time.

The starting boxes are not predefined or linked to the estimated finish time you provided during registration. On event day, you can choose your own starting box based on the finish time you aim to run.

You can see where the starting grids are located below. It is important to follow the signposts to the starting grid of your expected finish time from the Runners’ Village at Rijnkaai car park. You can see here when the different starting grids open and close, and what the exact starting time is based on your expected finish time. We expect that the last runner will start the half marathon by crossing the starting line at 2:45 p.m.

The starting boxes are not predefined or linked to the estimated finish time you provided during registration. On event day, you can choose your own starting box based on the finish time you aim to run.

All TREK Antwerp 10K participants are expected in the starting grids at the latest at 9 a.m. The 10K starts at 9:15 a.m. on the dot, straight after the marathon runners have left.

You can see where the 10K starting grid is. All the 10K runners start together in the same starting grid. It is important to follow the signposts to this separate starting grid from the Runners’ Village at Rijnkaai car park. Please do not mix in with the marathon runners. After the start of the marathon, all participants in the 10K will be accompanied from their starting grid to the starting line where the starting sound will sound at 9:15 a.m. on the dot. You will not be able to start the TREK Antwerp 10K after 9:15 a.m.