Resolution criteria

This market will resolve to YES if the 2027 Rock 'n' Roll San Diego Marathon weekend has more than 30,500 total entrants (also referred to in official releases as registered participants, runners, or registrants). It will resolve to NO if there are 30,500 or fewer.

Details and definitions:

• "Total entrants" includes registered participants across all official distances held during the 2027 event weekend (including the Marathon, Half Marathon, and 5K).

• If a participant registers but does not start or finish (DNS/DNF), they still count toward the total registration/entrant figure if the official reporting includes them in the overall "registered participants" or "registered runners" count.

• The primary source of truth will be official press releases or statements from the event organizer (the Rock 'n' Roll Running Series / The Ironman Group), accessible at runrocknroll.com or published via Endurance Sportswire.

• If no official press release specifying the total registrant/entrant count is available within 30 days after the event, reports from reputable local news outlets (such as Times of San Diego or CBS 8) reporting the organizers' figures will be used.

• If there is a dispute or ambiguous reporting, the market creator will resolve the market based on the best available official or journalistic consensus.

Background

The Rock 'n' Roll San Diego Marathon, established in 1998, is the flagship and original event of the Rock 'n' Roll Running Series. The race weekend typically features a marathon, half-marathon, and a 5K.

Historically, participant counts for the full weekend have hovered near this threshold:

• In 2024, the weekend drew over 30,000 registered participants.

• In 2025, the event grew to over 31,000 participants.

• In 2026, organizers reported over 30,000 runners participated over the weekend.

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