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The Detroit Free Press Talmer Bank Marathon, in its 35th year of existence, welcomes runners from all over the world for a vast assortment of events this weekend, headlining with the big 26.2 mile race Sunday morning.
The marathon itself, which has hit its capacity at 4,830 runners, starts at 7 a.m. ET on Sunday and will take runners through areas such as downtown Detroit and some of the city's historic neighborhoods.
Two half-marathon courses are set up, one that allows runner the chance to cross the border into Windsor, Ontario, while the other remains fully in the United States.
Additionally, five-person relay teams will also run the full marathon course, with each member of a team running a leg consisting of between three and seven miles. Both the half-marathon races and five-person relay teams will begin at 7 a.m. ET on Sunday.
A disabilities division is also offered, and a 5K run/walk begins Sunday morning at 7:25 a.m. ET.
For a complete listing and detailed information about all the weekend's events, visit the Detroit Marathon's official website.