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2011 New York City Marathon

2011 New York City Marathon, The ING New York City Marathon 2011 non-guaranteed entry application is closed. The non-guaranteed entry drawing results will be announced on April 27. Watch Marathon Opening Day at 12:00 noon EDT.
WHO CAN APPLY?

Anyone who will be 18 or older on Sunday, November 6, 2011, may apply for entry. Only one application per person. Any fees processed due to individuals submitting duplicate applications are non-refundable.

Please note: Handcycle applications will only be accepted from persons who have been active bona fide members of Achilles International since October 1, 2010.

APPLICATIONS FOR ENTRY

Except as may otherwise be provided for certain guaranteed entry applications (see “Guaranteed Entry Options” below), applications for entry into the 2011 marathon may be submitted until 11:59 p.m. on April 19, 2011.
Due to limitations on the size of the marathon field, not all entry applications can be accepted. Acceptances (other than guaranteed entries) will be determined by “lottery” drawings currently scheduled to be held in late April.
Most international entrants come through our Official International Travel Partners (ITPs), so only a portion of international applicants (including athletes with disabilities) will be selected through the drawings.
For important information about the drawings, including the percentage of entries anticipated to be accepted from the non-guaranteed applicant pool, click here.
GUARANTEED ENTRY OPTIONS

Guaranteed entry applications will be accepted (excluding charity applications) for runners who meet one of the criteria below from November 8, 2010, at noon EDT until April 19 at 11:59 p.m.

Charity applications will continue to be accepted through the end of September 2011.
The following groups are eligible for guaranteed entry to the ING New York City Marathon 2011:
Members of New York Road Runners since January 31, 2010, who completed at least nine NYRR-scored, qualifying races, and who have volunteered for one event, during the calendar year 2010. NYRR members can check their member history by clicking here. Handcyclists seeking entry under this provision must also be active bona fide members of Achilles International since January 31, 2010.

Members of New York Road Runners since January 31, 2010, who completed at least nine NYRR-scored, qualifying races, and who make a $1,000 USD donation in support of NYRR’s youth, community, and volunteer programs during the calendar year 2010. Learn more by clicking here.

Entrants in the ING New York City Marathon 2010 who canceled prior to the race. Athletes with disabilities seeking entry under this provision must have been accepted in the 2010 marathon through a lottery.

Those who have completed 15 or more New York City Marathons.

Those who have applied but been denied entry for the last three years in a row (2008, 2009, and 2010), and who did not secure an entry through alternative methods in those years.Get guaranteed entry and run the marathon for a great cause

When you run for charity you get guaranteed entry to the ING New York City Marathon and the opportunity to transform lives and give back to the community. Last year, the official charity program was made up of over 210 charities who raised a record of over $34 million dollars for many different causes. Running with one of our official charity groups is a great way to not only conquer 26.2 miles, but to contribute to a worthy cause.

Please click here to review our list of Participating Charities! Visit the linked website of the charity of your choice for more details. Transfers between charities are not permitted.

Interested Charities
The deadline for charities to apply for guaranteed entries for the ING New York City Marathon 2012 has passed. Charities interested in entries for the ING New York City Marathon 2013 should check back on this page in August 2012 for more information.

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