It is not possible to ask another person to collect your start number unless this person has a notarized power of attorney to do so ( the document has to include information about the runner as well as the person collecting it, signed and verified by a notary). Download the sample here.

Each participant has to collect his/her start number (as well as start pack) in PERSON bringing along a valid identity card (national identity card, passport, driver’s licence or some other kind of valid document featuring the person’s name and photograph) at the race Expo, a place where you not only find your start packs, can take advantage of the opportunity to ask questions to our volunteers and organisers who will also be available to deal with any possible issues, but also get to check out a wide range of goods and services for runners on offer at the stands. The Expo always opens around race day a few days before the actual race (the location of the Expo and opening times can be found on the website of each individual race, at the latest 3 weeks before the actual race, so keep checking the site for details).

All race participants receive their start number through email up to 2 weeks before the actual race. We do it this way because once we have full information about how many people are taking part and their finishing times, we have a much better chance of dividing runners into start lanes – all of which helps us create better running conditions for you.