The Two Rivers Marathon (Sunday) was the 399th largest marathon in the U.S. last year and was the 396th largest in 2022.
This year 28% of finishers qualified for the Boston Marathon and 23.7% of runners qualified for Boston in 2023.
This gives the Two Rivers Marathon (Sunday) the 30th highest percentage of Boston Marathon qualifiers in the U.S. last year and the 9th highest percentage so far in 2024.
Its Course Score of 98.82 ranks it as the 234th fastest marathon course in the U.S. and the 13th fastest course in Pennsylvania.
The typical race time temperature and humidity levels are within the ideal range for optimal marathon performance. This, coupled with the Course Score, gives the Two Rivers Marathon (Sunday) a PR Score of 98.82. This PR Score ranks it as the 176th fastest marathon in the U.S. and the 9th fastest in Pennsylvania.
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Two Rivers Marathon (Sunday) Elevation Chart
Max Elevation: 741 feet (225m) Min Elevation: 626 feet (190m)
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J.V.'s review of 2023 Two Rivers Marathon (Sunday).
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Key points:
-The weather in northeastern PA can generally decent for marathon running in late March (it can be cold and windy, but it's generally never too warm).
-This is a two day event (Saturday/Sunday) and the race is liberal with allowing you to switch race days (no added fees, etc.). If something comes up or the weather looks iffy, you can switch race days with ease.
-It's low key. Getting to the race and parking is a breeze.
-Beware of traffic during the race. Some drivers are less courteous towards runners than others. The vast majority of drivers were very respectful, but don't get too comfortable thinking every driver will give you a wide berth during the race.
Race Tips
-It's a two loop out-and-back course. There's a slight incline/elevation gain on the way out and slight decline on the way back (pace accordingly!!!).
-Portions of the road have a noticeable camber. It may be helpful to train/race with this in mind.
