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At these international marathons, it's ready, steady, swig
Mint Mumbai
|November 12, 2024
Can running and drinking go together? From France to Scotland, here are five races where running is a merry party
The first race I ever ran was the half marathon at the Standard Chartered Mumbai Marathon in 2009. I have been running ever since. The first drink I had was in 2003, and I have been drinking ever since. Of late, I find that these two interests of mine have been merging way more frequently than they used to from a decade ago. That's because today there are multiple events that have created a new 'sport' of drinking and running. If the idea sounds exciting, here are five international races you should definitely check out.
LE MARATHON DU MEDOC
Where: Medoc, France
When: September 6, 2025
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