Barbie Run Alcobendas Madrid

Entry fees and deadlines are not published in the provided information because registration is marked TBC. Once available, they will appear on the official event registration page. Fees often vary by race distance (10K Power Run, 5K Barbie Run, 3K Pink Walk) and may increase closer to race day or sell out, so check the official site regularly for early-bird pricing and closing dates.

Specific check-in and start times for the Barbie Run Alcobendas Madrid are not provided. On race day, expect to collect your bib before the start, follow signs for your distance, and line up in the appropriate start area. Faster 10K Power Run runners usually start ahead of the 5K Barbie Run, with the 3K Pink Walk typically at the back. Arrive early for bag drop, toilets, and warm-up.

After finishing on the paved city streets of Alcobendas, you will usually pass through a finish chute where you receive your medal or finisher item and can collect water or snacks. Results are typically posted online or via timing chips. Keep moving through the finish area to avoid congestion, and arrange a meeting point with friends or family in advance.

The provided event information does not detail medical support, but road races in Spain typically have medical staff, ambulances, and course marshals. The course is on paved city streets, so follow marshal instructions, stay within the marked route, and be aware of other runners and walkers. If you feel unwell, stop and alert the nearest marshal or medical volunteer. In an emergency, call Spain's emergency number 112.