Participation List 2026

Notice

The following is the final list of athletes who have completed all the necessary stages of their registration. The entry list below will be updated when the entry form and the participation fee are completed and submitted as mentioned in the terms of participation (Section 5 – 6):

No	ID	Name	DOB	Gender	Nationality	BIB
1	6514	Tobias Mosebach	1983	Male	Germany	1
2	6518	Kirsten-Ralph Tolksdorf	1975	Male	Germany	2
3	3456	Mascher-Aspensjö Norman	1980	Male	Germany	3
4	3658	Zanon Roberto	1981	Male	Hellas	4
5	6080	Escortell Orts Francisco Javier	1993	Male	Spain	5
6	2927	Niemenmaa Ville	1973	Male	Finland	6
7	5057	Le Ray Yann	1971	Male	France	7
8	6084	Sebastien Shao	1974	Male	France	8
9	2260	Kriparopoulos Andreas	1968	Male	Hellas	9
10	4129	Readinger Andrew	1983	Male	U.S.A	10
11	3391	Rice Chris	1973	Male	U.S.A	11
12	3348	zadikaryo pnina perla	1974	Female	Israel	12
13	3104	Ionov Sergey	1987	Male	United Kingdom	14
14	6163	Roychowdhury Sudipto	1987	Male	India	15
15	5075	Milstein Meni	1980	Male	Israel	16
16	5060	White Renee	1976	Female	Australia	17
17	6332	Watson Martin	1980	Male	United Kingdom	18
18	2924	Nana Andrei	1976	Male	U.S.A	19
19	6185	Martin-Romo Culebras Mario	1974	Male	Spain	20
20	3081	Kleiner Eike	1981	Male	Germany	21
21	6524	Christiane Böhm	1967	Female	Germany	22
22	3880	Rondhuis Mascha	1981	Female	Netherlands	23
23	6075	Ralf Serby	1965	Male	Germany	24
24	6013	Berlonghi Alessandro	1975	Male	Italy	25
25	6312	Swart Nico	1977	Male	Netherlands	26
26	5330	Austin Christina	1970	Female	U.S.A	27
27	6517	Lore Steiner	1971	Female	Germany	28
28	3022	Sardelas Dionisios	1978	Male	Hellas	29
29	3096	Dosogne Hilde	1969	Female	Belgium	30
30	4100	Toumpis Paschalis	1986	Male	Hellas	31
31	3652	Savvidis Georgios	1972	Male	Hellas	32
32	6150	Mytilinou Fani	1978	Female	Hellas	33
33	6320	Kadiev Anton	1996	Male	Bulgaria	34
34	6520	Bree Claudia	1973	Female	Germany	35
35	3647	Miranda Fernando	1979	Male	Brazil	36
36	5175	Kovácsné Kalmár Edina	1988	Female	Hungary	37
37	3682	Bailas Dimitris	1974	Male	Hellas	38

Spartathlon revives the footsteps of Pheidippides, an ancient Athenian long distance runner, who in 490 BC, before the battle of Marathon, was sent to Sparta to seek help in the war between the Greeks and the Persians.

Described as the world's most grueling race, the Spartathlon runs over rough tracks and muddy paths, crosses vineyards and olive groves, climbs steep hillsides and, most challenging of all, takes the runners on the 1,200 meter ascent and descent of Mount Parthenio in the dead of night.