Lidya Kral Yolu Koşusu

It takes place on 14 March 2027; the start is at 07:00. Start times by distance: 60K 07:00 · 33K 07:00 · 11K 10:00 · 7,5K 10:00.

Start: Salihli Municipality Lidya Kral Yolu Social Facilities, Salihli, Manisa.

There are 4 distances: 7.5K, 11K, 33K, 60K.

The race is organised by LIDYA. Advenway does not organise races or take registrations; it compiles the details from the organiser’s announcements.

Over the last five years these dates averaged a low of 6 °C and a high of 17 °C; it rained on about 16% of days and the average max wind was 13 km/h. The start (07:00) is before sunrise (07:20): you may need a headlamp or reflective clothing.

Early registration is open now: 7.5K 1,200 TL · 11K 1,400 TL · 33K 1,600 TL · 60K 1,800 TL. This period ends on 31 December 2026. Other periods: Standard registration 7.5K 1,400 TL · 11K 1,600 TL · 33K 1,800 TL · 60K 2,200 TL (not open yet); Late registration 7.5K 1,600 TL · 11K 1,800 TL · 33K 2,000 TL · 60K 2,500 TL (not open yet).

Yes, registration is open. The registration deadline is 12 March 2027. Registration is handled on the organiser’s official page; the «Official Registration» button on this page links there.

60K: 58.6 km, 1,885 m of climbing · 33K: 33.4 km, 932 m of climbing · 11K: 10.8 km, 263 m of climbing · 7.5K: 7.5 km, 70 m of climbing. Values are measured from the organiser's published course files.

From easiest to hardest: 7.5K (km-effort 8, XXS) → 11K (km-effort 13, XXS) → 33K (km-effort 43, XS) → 60K (km-effort 77, M). Ranked by km-effort (kilometres plus 1 for every 100 m of climbing), measured from the course files.

Over 58.6 km there is 1,885 m of climbing in total, 32 m per kilometre. About 40% of the course is flat. A trail course with distinct climbs. Km-effort is 77, which puts it in the M category on the ITRA scale. This value is calculated from the course file. Official ITRA scores are awarded only by ITRA, and only to races registered and certified with it; this number is not that score. The value is close to a category boundary: with the organiser’s stated distance and climbing it may fall into the S category. By km-effort it is harder than 97 of the 117 courses whose files we have measured in the calendar; difficulty rank: 19.

The biggest climb is between km 3.7 and km 13.1: 822 m net at an average gradient of 8.7%. Its steepest 250 m section averages 19%. The course has 5 distinct climbs.

Share of the distance: 18% steep climbing (8% and more) · 10% climbing (3–8%) · 42% flat · 16% descending (3–8%) · 14% steep descending (8% and more). Gradient was measured at equal intervals from the elevation in the course file.

There is 1,885 m of descent in total. The longest uninterrupted descent is between km 13.6 and km 20.0: 488 m. The steepest descent is around km 42.9, with an average gradient of 18%.

The course splits into 12 sections: 0.0–2.8 km climb (+235 m); 2.8–6.4 km rolling (+55 / −62 m); 6.4–13.0 km climb (+780 m); 13.0–19.8 km descent (−481 m); 19.8–26.2 km rolling (+148 / −93 m); 26.2–30.8 km gentle descent (−125 m); 30.8–35.0 km descent (−410 m); 35.0–38.2 km rolling (+136 / −151 m); 38.2–42.4 km climb (+219 m); 42.4–48.6 km descent (−250 m); 48.6–51.2 km climb (+152 m); 51.2–58.6 km gentle descent (−153 m). The biggest climb is between km 6.4–13.0: +780 m over 6.6 km, averaging 11.8%. Sections are derived from the elevation profile of the course file.

The highest point is 1,130 m, at km 13.1. The lowest point is 100 m. From the high point it is 46 km to the finish.

About 66% of the climbing is in the first half; the hard part comes early.

Start and finish are at the same point; the course is a single loop.

Over 33.4 km there is 932 m of climbing in total, 28 m per kilometre. About 42% of the course is flat. A trail course with distinct climbs. Km-effort is 43, which puts it in the XS category on the ITRA scale. This value is calculated from the course file. Official ITRA scores are awarded only by ITRA, and only to races registered and certified with it; this number is not that score. The value is close to a category boundary: with the organiser’s stated distance and climbing it may fall into the S category. By km-effort it is harder than 75 of the 117 courses whose files we have measured in the calendar; difficulty rank: 42.

The biggest climb is between km 3.7 and km 11.8: 391 m net at an average gradient of 4.8%. Its steepest 250 m section averages 14%. The course has 2 distinct climbs.

Share of the distance: 13% steep climbing (8% and more) · 13% climbing (3–8%) · 48% flat · 8% descending (3–8%) · 17% steep descending (8% and more). Gradient was measured at equal intervals from the elevation in the course file.

The course splits into 6 sections: 0.0–10.9 km climb (+564 m); 10.9–16.8 km rolling (+111 / −94 m); 16.8–21.3 km gentle descent (−128 m); 21.3–24.8 km descent (−366 m); 24.8–28.3 km rolling (+71 / −91 m); 28.3–33.4 km gentle descent (−67 m). The biggest climb is between km 0.0–10.9: +564 m over 10.9 km, averaging 5.2%. Sections are derived from the elevation profile of the course file.

Over 10.8 km there is 263 m of climbing in total, 24 m per kilometre. About 52% of the course is flat. A rolling course: ups and downs, but not a mountain course. Km-effort is 13, which puts it in the XXS category on the ITRA scale. This value is calculated from the course file. Official ITRA scores are awarded only by ITRA, and only to races registered and certified with it; this number is not that score. By km-effort it is harder than 34 of the 117 courses whose files we have measured in the calendar; difficulty rank: 82.

The biggest climb starts right after the start and runs to km 3.0: 243 m net at an average gradient of 8.2%. Its steepest 250 m section averages 18%.

Share of the distance: 15% steep climbing (8% and more) · 56% flat · 19% descending (3–8%) · 11% steep descending (8% and more). Gradient was measured at equal intervals from the elevation in the course file.

The course splits into 3 sections: 0.0–3.0 km climb (+243 m); 3.0–7.1 km descent (−187 m); 7.1–10.8 km gentle descent (−56 m). The biggest climb is between km 0.0–3.0: +243 m over 3.0 km, averaging 8.2%. Sections are derived from the elevation profile of the course file.

Over 7.5 km there is 70 m of climbing in total, 9 m per kilometre. About 77% of the course is flat. Essentially flat: a course for holding a steady pace. Km-effort is 8, which puts it in the XXS category on the ITRA scale. This value is calculated from the course file. Official ITRA scores are awarded only by ITRA, and only to races registered and certified with it; this number is not that score. By km-effort it is harder than 17 of the 117 courses whose files we have measured in the calendar; difficulty rank: 98.

Share of the distance: 16% climbing (3–8%) · 74% flat · 11% descending (3–8%). Gradient was measured at equal intervals from the elevation in the course file.

Splits where the climbing is concentrated: 1.0–2.0 km +23 m; 3.0–4.0 km +30 m. The most climbing is between km 3.0 and 4.0 (+30 m). The highest point is at km 4.2 (169 m).

Yes. The organiser's course file is in the Course and Map section on this page; you can load it onto your watch or phone.

Finish (km 60): 11 h. Runners who do not reach a point by its cut-off time are taken out of the race. To reach Finish at km 60 within the cut-off, an average pace of 11:00 min/km is enough. This is a flat calculation; climbs and aid-station stops take extra time.

Finish (km 33): 7 h. Runners who do not reach a point by its cut-off time are taken out of the race. To reach Finish at km 33 within the cut-off, an average pace of 12:44 min/km is enough. This is a flat calculation; climbs and aid-station stops take extra time.

Finish (km 11): 3 h. Runners who do not reach a point by its cut-off time are taken out of the race. To reach Finish at km 11 within the cut-off, an average pace of 16:22 min/km is enough. This is a flat calculation; climbs and aid-station stops take extra time.

Finish cut-off — 60K: 11 h · 33K: 7 h · 11K: 3 h · 7,5K: 2 h. Runners who do not reach the finish by the finish cut-off are not ranked.

All courses: Race bib, Water container or bottle with a capacity of at least 1 litre, Working mobile phone, Personal cup (no plastic cups at the aid stations). 33K: Whistle, Aluminium emergency blanket, Elastic bandage, Windproof or rain jacket. 60K: Whistle, Aluminium emergency blanket, Elastic bandage, Windproof or rain jacket, Head torch with spare battery. The list contains the items announced by the organiser.

Yes, it is on the organiser’s mandatory gear list: «Aluminium emergency blanket». Applies to: 33K, 60K.

Yes, it is on the organiser’s mandatory gear list: «Head torch with spare battery». Applies to: 60K.

Yes, it is on the organiser’s mandatory gear list: «Windproof or rain jacket». Applies to: 33K, 60K.

Yes, it is on the organiser’s mandatory gear list: «Water container or bottle with a capacity of at least 1 litre».