A celebration of sport, history, and community
On Sunday, March 22, Malta will once again wake to a unique sight: thousands of runners lining up at dawn, ready to take on The ElectroGas La Valette Marathon powered by Visit Malta and all its race distances.
Now firmly established as one of the island’s most anticipated sporting events, The ElectroGas La Valette Marathon powered by Visit Malta is more than a race – it is a celebration of endurance, heritage, and the community spirit that defines Maltese history.
The marathon route takes runners through some of the most iconic locations around Malta, offering breathtaking coastal views, historic fortifications, and streets steeped in centuries of history.
For participants, it is a challenging but deeply rewarding experience.

For spectators, it is a rare opportunity to see the island transformed into a moving celebration of sport and determination.
As with any major event of this scale, the smooth and safe running of the ElectroGas La Valette Marathon powered by Visit Malta depends not only on the organisers and athletes, but also on the cooperation and support of the local community.
Supporting safety on race morning
On the morning of Sunday, March 22, temporary road closures and traffic diversions will be in place along sections of the route.
These measures are essential to ensure the safety of runners, spectators, and residents alike. Marshals and traffic wardens will be stationed throughout the course to guide traffic and provide assistance where needed.
Residents and road users are kindly encouraged to follow the instructions of these officials, allow extra time for journeys, and plan ahead where possible.
A little patience and cooperation go a long way in helping the event run safely and efficiently – and in ensuring that runners can focus on the task at hand.
The organisers have worked closely with the relevant authorities to minimise disruption and to communicate route and timing information in advance.

By working together, the community plays a vital role in making the event a success.
Be part of the atmosphere
Beyond logistics, The ElectroGas La Valette Marathon powered by Visit Malta thrives on atmosphere – and that atmosphere is created by the people of Malta.
Cheering from pavements, balconies, and along the route gives runners an invaluable boost, particularly in the later stages of the race when fatigue sets in.
A wave, a clap, or a word of encouragement can make all the difference.
Residents are also invited to join the celebrations at the finish line, where runners cross the final stretch after months of preparation.
Applauding finishers, congratulating friends, and strangers alike, and sharing in their sense of achievement captures the true spirit of the event.
A shared moment for Malta
Events like The ElectroGas La Valette Marathon powered by Visit Malta showcase Malta at its best – welcoming, vibrant, and united.
They bring together local runners, international visitors, volunteers, officials, and residents in a shared experience that goes far beyond competition.
Whether you are directly affected by road closures,
planning to cheer along the route, or heading to the finish line to celebrate the runners’ success, your support matters. On Sunday, March 22, the streets of Malta will belong to the runners – but the moment belongs to everyone.
By working together, showing patience, and lending our voices in support, we can ensure that The ElectroGas La Valette Marathon powered by Visit Malta is not only safe and well-organised, but memorable for all the right reasons.
For more information, one can log to lavalette-marathon.com or visit https://www.facebook.com/share/1DhzENCDLu/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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