The race is expected to host 8,000 athletes, competing in three distances: 5km, 10km, and 21km. This is the 7th season of the first race in the VnExpress Marathon system. Previously, the organizers announced receiving 7,000 registrations after the Super Early Bird ticket phase concluded.
Ticket prices are currently in the late phase. The 5km distance costs 800,000 VND, 10km is 1,050,000 VND, and 21km is 1,350,000 VND. Bib prices can be further reduced if runners purchase in groups. Groups of 20-50 people receive a 5% discount, 51-100 people get 10% off, 101-500 people receive 15% off, and 501-1,000 people get 20% off. For 1,001 or more people, the discount rate is 25%. After today, the organizers will not accept any further registrations.
Interested runners can register here.
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The 21km finisher shirt at VnExpress Marathon Quy Nhon 2026. *Photo: Organizers* |
Previously, the organizers unveiled the medal, featuring the Tran Hung Dao monument as its central highlight, set against a navy blue background with an antique silver metal frame. Behind the figure is the Quy Nhon city skyline, along with mountains and the sea.
The race shirt, produced by Velosar, is made of Poly Mesh 110 GSM material, weighing 95-100 g, and features a gradient effect from mint green to turquoise. 21km runners receive a singlet version, while participants in the other two distances receive a T-shirt.
The organizers also announced the finisher shirt for runners completing the 21km distance. The shirt features a dominant purple tone, transitioning from dark purple at the shoulders to lighter shades on the lower body, combined with a diffused diagonal stripe pattern.
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VnExpress Marathon Quy Nhon 2026 medal. *Photo: Organizers* |
Quy Nhon is the 10th race in the VnExpress Marathon system in 2026, and the 6th coastal city race, following Can Gio, Da Nang, Phan Thiet, Nha Trang, and Vung Tau.
The biggest difference for VnExpress Marathon Quy Nhon 2026 is the temporary suspension of the 42km distance to test a new organizational model, focusing resources on the remaining three distances. This season, the race also moved from June to September. According to the organizers, the June heat is unfavorable for runners, while September offers more favorable weather conditions.
Minh Khang

