Half Marathon 2025 at Lusail Boulevard sees a turnout of over 6,000 participants
Published: 12 February 2025
There were over 80 winners across four race categories
NT Bureau
Doha
The first-ever Qatar Olympic Committee Half Marathon 2025, held at Lusail Boulevard as part of the National Sports Day celebrations on Tuesday, saw an incredible turnout with over 6,000 participants.
The event brought together citizens, residents, officials, athletes, amateurs, and people from all ages, cultures, and backgrounds, making it a truly exceptional occasion.
HE Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al Thani, President of the Qatar Olympic Committee, attended the Qatar Olympic Committee Half Marathon 2025 and the Team Qatar Village events.
Jassim bin Rashid Al Buainain, Secretary-General of the Qatar Olympic Committee, along with senior officials from the QOC and national sports federations, crowned over 80 winners across the four race categories.
Men, women, youth, and children took part in four exciting categories suited for various ages and fitness levels: 21 km Half Marathon, 10 km Race, 5 km Race, and the 1 km Fun Run.
Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al Thani, President of the Qatar Olympic Committee said:” We are delighted to return to Lusail Boulevard, a venue that holds such cherished memories from the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, to host the inaugural Qatar Olympic Committee Half Marathon in 2025. This event provides a wonderful opportunity for us to come together once again under the banner of sport.”
Volunteers played a key role in the success of the race, carrying out their tasks with dedication and enthusiasm.
They helped participants, provided guidance, and ensured everyone followed the correct race routes.
Likewise, the QOC Half Marathon’s organizing committee carefully stationed volunteers in four key areas along Lusail Boulevard, ensuring smooth operations and upholding Qatar’s esteemed reputation in the global sports arena.
With this race, the Qatar Olympic Committee aims to promote a culture of sports, inspiring people of all ages and backgrounds to stay active, laying the foundation for a strong, healthy, and connected community.
