March 29, 2026, is not just another Sunday on the calendar. It is the day the Times Internet Delhi Half Marathon moves from announcement to action, taking over the heart of the city with four race categories designed for runners at every stage.Across Delhi, preparations are already underway. Registrations are open, group and corporate entries are gaining momentum, and training plans are beginning to take shape. What starts as a simple sign-up quickly turns into structure. Morning alarms are reset. Weekends revolve around distance. Vague fitness intentions are replaced by measurable goals.In a city where time is always scarce, a fixed race date has a way of creating accountability like little else can.

Four Distances, One Starting Line

The Times Internet Delhi Half Marathon 2026 reflects the diversity of Delhi’s running community, offering clear pathways for both first-time participants and seasoned runners.The 21.1K Half Marathon is the headline event, demanding disciplined preparation, steady mileage and mental resilience. For many, it represents a defining personal milestone.The 10K Timed Run offers competitive intensity within a shorter training cycle, appealing to runners who want performance and official timing without committing to a longer build.The 5K Timed Run serves as an accessible entry into organised racing, introducing participants to pacing and race-day execution in a formal setting.The 2K Fun Run widens participation to families, students and senior citizens, ensuring the event extends beyond competition and becomes a shared city experience.Early Bird Offer ends on 3 March – Register Now

Why Delhi Is Paying Attention

Distance running has steadily become the fitness discipline of choice across the capital. The reason is simple: a race date creates commitment. Once March 29 is fixed, preparation stops being optional.This mirrors how the city already operates, through structured goals, consistent effort and outcomes earned over time. Students, professionals, entrepreneurs, parents and experienced runners all understand what it means to commit to a target and follow through.That shift is already visible. Running groups are growing, weekend long runs are becoming routine, and friends and families are registering together. Fitness is moving from a personal intention to a shared standard as race day approaches.

A Runner-First Experience in the Heart of the City

The Times Internet Delhi Half Marathon 2026 is designed as a professionally managed race environment that allows runners to focus purely on performance. With timed categories, clear race management and organised on-ground support, it provides a safe, goal-driven space for individuals and communities to prioritise fitness in a meaningful way.On March 29, Delhi runs. Secure your early bird spot now. (Ends on 3 March)