Temples, forts, parks and even navy destroyers: this is Running in Taiwan!
We discovered both Taiwan's capital city, Taipei, and its historical one, Tainan, while running. In Taipei we ran in its busy streets and in the parks near Tamsui River, while in Tainan we discovered and ran in its Temples, its historic forts, its narrow alleys full of stalls and red lanterns... and even in a Navy destroyer!
Borneo’s adventure: Miri Marathon and Jungle Running
We ran in Borneo's jungle and then the 10k SpeedRun of the Miri Marathon Event: a well organised and fun event in a community with great running culture!
A scenic run along a water willage and golden domes in Brunei
We enjoyed a very scenic afternoon 6 kilometers run along the river Brunei, with views of the largest water village in the world and the Y mosque with its golden dome.
Running in Xian’s city wall and seeing the Terracotta Warriors
We ran on top of Xi'an city wall, the best preserved in all China, and in the park along its moat, seeing locals practicing Taichi, and after seeing the World's 8th wonder, the Terracotta Warriors.
Third Place at the Islamabad Half Marathon. A Race to Remember
I managed to come third female in the Half Marathon on a day when Islamabad turned into a real sports festival! We had a lot of fun running through the streets of this fantastically intense city on a sunny day, with a great atmosphere.
Running against the wind in Bahrain!
We ran against a strong desert wind in our 15k run around Manama, Bahrain’s capital, while we traversed highways and bridges with F1 ads everywhere, to finally reach the World Trade Center’s famous skyscraper.
Running in the Roman Ruins of Timgad and Argelia’s major cities
We ran in Algeria through layers of history and daily life, where Roman stones, modern cities, and Mediterranean light shape every step. And we discovered a diverse, welcoming, and complex country.
Racing through history at the Pyramids Half Marathon
We raced through history in the most spectacular setting imaginable. A unique experience we will never forget. The event was well organized and meant for everybody, both locals and international runners.
Running with the Regulares in Melilla’s Half Marathon
We ran amongst the Spanish Army “Regulares” in Melilla, a city that calls iself the “City of Sport”, a very well organized Half Marathon with a unique flavour: that of a Spanish city in Africa.
Sydney marathon’s debut as a Major: Harbour Bridge to Opera House finish
The Sydney Marathon 2025 marked its debut as a World Marathon Major, offering a breathtaking course over the Harbour Bridge and a spectacular Opera House finish. With perfect weather, vibrant cheering crowds, funny signs, and well-equipped aid stations, the race was unforgettable, celebrating Sydney’s spirit with energy and joy.