Medal Madness 5K, 10K, & 13.1M at Naples, FL (39) (5K)

Naples, Florida, United States

Saturday, September 26, 2026

73 days until race day

Typical Weather

Weather data for late September is not yet available for this race.

About This Race

Medal Madness 5K, 10K, & 13.1M at Naples, FL (39) (5K) is a 10K race covering 10 kilometers (6.2 miles). The 10K is a versatile distance that appeals to both beginners and experienced runners. It's long enough to test your endurance but short enough to maintain a faster pace throughout.

This is a road race, which means you'll be running primarily on paved surfaces like asphalt or concrete. Road races typically offer fast, consistent surfaces ideal for achieving personal records. Standard road running shoes with good cushioning are recommended for Medal Madness 5K, 10K, & 13.1M at Naples, FL (39) (5K).

The course has a rolling elevation profile with gentle ups and downs throughout. This varied terrain adds an interesting challenge while still allowing for competitive times.

This course is officially certified, meaning the distance has been accurately measured according to international standards. You can trust that your finish time reflects the true distance. Note: certified does not automatically mean your time qualifies for other races.

The race takes place in Naples, Florida, United States, offering participants a chance to experience the local running community and explore the area before or after the event.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's a good 10K time for beginners?

For beginners, completing a 10K in 50-70 minutes is a great achievement. As you gain experience, you might aim for 45-55 minutes. Competitive recreational runners often target sub-45, while elite runners can complete a 10K in under 30 minutes.

What shoes should I wear for a road race?

Road running shoes with good cushioning and support are ideal. Look for shoes designed for your gait pattern (neutral, stability, or motion control). If you're racing for time, consider lighter racing flats or carbon-plated shoes, though these require breaking in before race day.