Badalona Ponle Freno 2027

What is the route of the Badalona Ponle Freno 2027

The Badalona Ponle Freno 2026 features a 10K circular course along the Mediterranean coast, offering a flat and enjoyable route ideal for maintaining a steady pace.

In the early kilometers, the course passes key spots such as Platja de la Marina and the surroundings of Parròquia Sant Josep de Badalona, combining urban streets with sea views.

As the race progresses, runners follow the coastline past beaches like Platja del Cristall, Pont d'en Botifarreta, and Platja dels Pescadors, in a fast and consistent section.

The final stretch includes Platja de l’Estació and the iconic Pont del Petroli before finishing. A scenic and fast course perfect for both enjoyment and performance.

Frequently Asked Questions about Badalona Ponle Freno 2027

How much does it cost to register?

€10 for the 5K and 10K distances; children's races are free.

Where and when can I collect my bib?

At the Montigalà shopping centre, Friday from 5-8pm and Saturday from 11am-8pm.

Where does the money raised go?

All registration proceeds go entirely to a project supporting people affected by traffic accidents.

Can I donate without running?

Yes, there's a charity-bib option to contribute without taking part in the race.

About Badalona Ponle Freno 2027

The Ponle Freno Badalona is a charity race held in Badalona, near Barcelona, aimed at raising awareness about road safety and reducing traffic accidents. It is part of the well-known Ponle Freno circuit, bringing together thousands of runners committed to this cause.

The urban seaside route offers an accessible and fast race, ideal for both experienced runners and beginners looking to enjoy a well-organized event. Beyond the competitive aspect, its main value lies in its solidarity, as funds raised support projects helping victims of traffic accidents.

The Ponle Freno Badalona has become one of the key events in the charity race calendar near Barcelona. Taking part is a great opportunity to enjoy running while contributing to a cause that saves lives.