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Museum of Aviation Marathon

Warner Robins, GA
Saturday, March 13, 2027


  3.4 Stars from 10 Reviews

Course Description
The relatively flat Museum of Aviation Marathon course is two loops inside Robbins Air Force Base. The course varies from sections along an airfield to horse pastures to residential streets. It is a small race with very little fan support once you leave the start/finish area at the museum.

The typically cool marathon day temperature and the flat course with few turns makes for a PR course.

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Race Information

Race Dates

2027: Saturday, March 13, 2027
2026: Saturday, January 31, 2026

Course Information

Profile: Mostly Flat
Type: Multiple Loops
Surface: Road/Pavement

Boston Qualifier?: Yes
World Marathon Major Qualifier?: No

Race Day Weather

Mean Temp.: 57°F (13°C)
Average High: 67°F (19°C)
Average Low: 47° F (8°C)




PR Score & Course Score

PR Score: 99.28
Course Score: 99.28

Race Size

2026: 59 Finishers
2025: 44 Finishers
2024: 71 Finishers
2023: 68 Finishers
2022: 61 Finishers
2021: 103 Finishers

BQ Percentages

2026: 11.9%
2025: 4.6%
2024: 14.1%
2023: 17.7%
2022: 18%
2021: 16.5%

Miscellaneous Information

Pace Groups?: No

Weather Averages for Last 17 Years


Race Day Temperatures

High: 57°F  (14°C)
Low: 36°F  (2°C)

Race Start Conditions

39°F  (4°C)
Humidity: 79%

Clear
N 6 mph

PR Score

99.03

Course Score

99.28






Museum of Aviation Marathon Rankings, Course Speed & Boston Qualifier Statistics

The Museum of Aviation Marathon was the 472nd largest marathon in the U.S. in 2025 based on the number of finishers. In 2024, it ranked as the 404th largest marathon in the U.S..

In 2026, 11.9% of Museum of Aviation Marathon finishers have achieved Boston Marathon qualifying times. In 2025, 4.6% of finishers qualified for the Boston Marathon.

Based on its percentage of Boston Qualifiers (BQs), the Museum of Aviation Marathon ranked 303rd among marathons in the U.S. in 2025 and currently ranks 89th so far in 2026. In Georgia, it ranked 6th in 2025 and 3rd so far in 2026. These rankings provide a useful benchmark for comparing the Museum of Aviation Marathon with other Boston Marathon qualifying races.

The Museum of Aviation Marathon has a Course Score of 99.28, ranking it as the 167th fastest marathon course in the U.S. and the 3rd fastest marathon course in Georgia.

Typical race-time temperature and humidity levels are within the ideal range for optimal marathon performance. Combined with the course profile, this gives the Museum of Aviation Marathon a PR Score of 99.28. The PR Score ranks the Museum of Aviation Marathon as the 118th best marathon in the U.S. for running a Personal Record (PR) and the 3rd best marathon for a PR in Georgia.

Together, these rankings provide a quick snapshot of how the Museum of Aviation Marathon compares with other marathons in the U.S. and Georgia for speed, PR potential, Boston Marathon qualifying success, and overall participation.

Museum of Aviation Marathon Marathon Rankings Summary
Course Speed167th fastest marathon course in the U.S.
Ranked 3rd fastest marathon course in Georgia
Top 36% Nationally#3 of 11 in Georgia
PR Potential118th best marathon for a Personal Record in the U.S.
Ranked 3rd best marathon for a PR in Georgia
Top 26% Nationally#3 of 11 in Georgia
Boston Qualifier Rate303rd highest BQ percentage in the U.S.
Ranked 6th highest BQ percentage in Georgia
Based on 2025 Boston Marathon qualifying results
Top 64% Nationally#6 of 11 in Georgia
Race Size472nd largest marathon in the U.S.
Ranked 10th largest marathon in Georgia
Based on 2025 results
Top 80% Nationally#10 of 11 in Georgia

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Elevation Chart

Max Elevation: 312 feet (95m)
Min Elevation: 248 feet (75m)


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Race Reviews


3.4
Based on 10 reviews
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Pretty Boring Marathon

Full Review:

If you are looking for a race that has the usual pomp and circumstance (excitement and motivating spectators), this isn't the one. It felt like a weekend distance run instead of a race. Literally no one on the course in terms of spectators, and it's very small in terms of runners. The post race activities were a letdown too. Those who ran the 5K and half probably had a better experience, but by the time the marathoners were finishing, food was scarce, good drinks were gone, and they were already breaking down the event as if to say "you don't have to go home, but you can't stay here".

Race Tips:

Course has a few rolling hills. I brought my own hydration belt with my own gels. Definitely glad I did and would suggest that for this race.

Travel/Logistics Tips:

There a several hotels just 15-20 minutes up the road. I stayed at the Hampton Inn. Staff was friendly but the condition of the hotel was not up to the usual Hilton standard.
Reviewed by KC About 2024

Course Marshall Confusion

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One of the course marshalls directed the first group of marathon runners in the wrong direction, so many of us ran an extra 2.5 miles in between miles 1 and 2 - a total disaster. This led to a lot of confusion during the race (i.e., we rejoined the right marathon course at the back of the pack, watches and mile markers way off).

A few miles later another course marshall said they'd honor your Strava watch time rather than chip and at the half marathon turnoff (where I bailed a ran a 15.9M "half") a third course marshall explained that they created another finish line at 23.9M to accommodate the miles from the bad directions. Anyone looking to BQ or PR can find a better organized race.

Race Tips:

Run a different race that is managed competently.
Reviewed by NA About 2022

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Reviewed by Sz About 2017

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Reviewed by Roderick Haugabook About 2017

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Reviewed by Raquel Warchol About 2017

Few hills toward the end

Full Review:

Decent course solid organization.

Race Tips:

Few hills toward the end were tough.

Travel/Logistics Tips:

Pretty easy getting in and getting out.
Reviewed by Bhs About 2017

Wish I would have just run the half

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I liked the pre race area and ceremony. I did not enjoy the delayed start for the marathon. Also felt like there was not much support on the second loop for the marathon. There was no food at the marathon finish line.

Race Tips:

I would not recommend the marathon. I wish I would have just run the half.
Reviewed by DL About 2017

Flat with some hills thrown in

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The location was quite impressive, first time running on an active military base and the was quite motivational. I knew going into the race that there was not going to be many spectators, so that wasn't a problem. However, wasn't impressed with the delayed start, and also it appeared that some of the water stations where taken down on the second loop, and it once instance one was moved to a 1/2 mile interval. This made it hard to control hydration.

After the race asked the medical tent for ice, and all they were able to provide was a medical glove with a little ice tied up in it, Thought that was a little odd.

Unfortunately, I will not attend this race in the future,

Overall impressed with the location, and medals, but disappointed in the organizers.

Race Tips:

The course is relatively flat with some hills throw in, nothing really too troublesome. Would recommend sunscreen on sunny days as this was, since there was little shade. Also, I would suggest carrying your own hydration and fuel rather than relying on organizers, at best the water stations were 2 miles apart (which they were there), water and Gatorade, one table with oranges and bananas .

Travel/Logistics Tips:

Stayed in a local hotel, staff were friendly and allowed for late checkout, allowing time to go back and shower before the trip back home. Also, plenty of restaurants in the area for eating after the race.
Reviewed by hfr About 2017

Flat until you are tired

Full Review:

Friendly people and meet up in the hangar with an SR-71.

Race Tips:

It is all up to you. No pacers so start slow and keep your pace. It is relatively flat until you are tired and then you notice rolling hills. Hardly any shade and even Jan. can get hot. Hydrate!
Reviewed by sr About 2017

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Well run with a warm reception in the museum and nice medal.

Race Tips:

Should be cool and you can have some wind as certain areas open. There are no pacers and sparse support so try and either be very disciplined or find someone at your pace to pace with if they are OK with that. You really have to stay concentrated on form in the later stages as you tire. Stay true to your pace and don't go out to fast.

Travel/Logistics Tips:

From N. Atlanta it is about 2 1/2 hour drive so either get up super early or drive down the night before and get a hotel.
Reviewed by SR About 2014