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| Race | 2026 Indianapolis Monumental Marathon - Nov 7 |
|---|---|
| City | Indianapolis |
| Date | 2026-11-07 at 08:00 |
| Field Size | ~6,674 runners |
| Time Limit | 7 hours |
| Timezone | America/Indiana/Indianapolis |
| Official Site | Beyond Monumental |
| Registration | Register |
| Average Temperature | 6°C / 43°F |
|---|---|
| Humidity | 72% |
| Wind | 13 km/h |
| Rain Chance | 25% |
| Typical Conditions | Cold, crisp early-November Indianapolis morning — prime PR weather |
What to Prepare: Early November in Indianapolis usually delivers a cold start around 43°F / 6°C, warming only into the upper 40s–low 50s°F (8–11°C) by late morning — the kind of crisp, dry conditions that make this a PR factory. An 8:00 a.m. gun means a chilly first few miles, so throwaway gloves and a long-sleeve or trash-bag top you can shed are smart. Cold and calm is exactly what you want for a fast time, so resist the urge to overdress.
Based on historical averages for race week. Use our Weather Score Calculator and What to Wear Guide for personalized advice.
Wind at 13 km/h can affect your marathon pace by 5-15 seconds per kilometer. Headwinds slow you down exponentially — a 20 km/h wind costs more than twice a 10 km/h wind.
Calculate your wind-adjusted pace →| Course Type | City loop |
|---|---|
| Elevation Gain | 92m |
| Terrain | Road (flat downtown and neighborhood streets) |
| Profile | One of the flattest, fastest big-city marathons in the U.S. — built as a late-season Boston-qualifier and PR factory with only about +302 ft (92 m) of total climbing and a near-flat net profile (a few small rollers, most notably around miles 15–18). The course starts and finishes downtown near the Indiana State Capitol and Indiana State Museum, runs a largely north–south route past Monument Circle and the Soldiers' & Sailors' Monument up North Meridian Street, and tours Indy's historic tree-lined neighborhoods — Fall Creek Place, Old Northside, Butler-Tarkington, Broad Ripple — plus a pass by Butler University and the Indianapolis Museum of Art grounds. USATF-certified and a Boston qualifier, with one of the highest BQ rates in New England (about 18.8% of finishers qualified in 2025). |
| Boston Qualifier | Yes — Check your BQ time |
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Use Calculator →The 2026 CNO Financial Indianapolis Monumental Marathon is on Saturday, November 7, 2026, with the full marathon and half marathon starting together at 8:00 a.m. ET in downtown Indianapolis. The race traditionally runs on an early-November Saturday, alongside a half marathon and 5K.
Entry is open registration — there is no lottery — through the official site (monumentalmarathon.com), which uses the Haku registration platform on a tiered schedule that rises as race day nears. The event sells a marathon, half marathon, and 5K, so register early to lock in the lowest price before the field fills.
Yes — it is one of the flattest, fastest marathons in the country, with only about +302 ft (92 m) of total climbing and a near-flat net profile. The single notable feature is a stretch of small rollers around miles 15–18; the rest is fast and flat, which is exactly why it is such a popular PR and Boston-qualifying race.
Yes — the course is USATF-certified and a recognized Boston qualifier, and its flat, fast profile with cold late-season weather makes it one of the highest BQ-producing marathons in the U.S. — about 18.8% of 2025 finishers ran a Boston-qualifying time. Check the time you need with our Boston Qualifying Calculator before you set a pace plan.
It is a city loop that starts and finishes downtown near the Indiana State Capitol and Indiana State Museum. The largely north–south route passes Monument Circle and the Soldiers' & Sailors' Monument, heads up North Meridian Street, and tours Indy's most historic tree-lined neighborhoods — Fall Creek Place, Old Northside, Butler-Tarkington, and Broad Ripple — with a pass by Butler University and the Indianapolis Museum of Art grounds before turning back to the finish.
The full marathon carries a 7-hour course limit — about a 16:00 per-mile pace — with the finish line closing at 3:30 p.m. Runners who fall behind that pace may be asked to move to the sidewalk to finish so streets can reopen on schedule.
The full marathon drew about 6,674 finishers in 2025, ranking it among the top 15 largest marathons in the U.S. The combination of a flat, fast, well-supported course and cold early-November conditions is what makes it a genuine PR and BQ factory — crisp air, a quick downtown loop, and one of the highest Boston-qualifying rates anywhere.
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