- Weather
- 54°Ftypical startModelled estimate
- Field size
- ~800 runners
- Course
- Flat
- Elevation
- 200 ft gain · 0 ft net
Event listed as: Marathon
Late February · Southwest · Out-and-Back
Las Vegas, NV
Part of the Rock 'n' Roll Marathon Series, known for staging live bands along nearly every mile of the course. This one runs at night down the Las Vegas Strip, a genuinely different experience from a standard morning road race.
Night race running down the Las Vegas Strip
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Typical start
38°
Cooler than 93% of U.S. marathons
Modeled historical conditions
Elevation gain
200ft
Flatter than 54% of races
Estimated total climb
Field size
4K
Larger than 88% of races
Estimated field
PR potential
9.6/10
Top 4%
Almanac model
Percentiles compare this race against all 224 U.S. marathons in the Almanac.
200 ft gain
Flat course, out-and-back.
Modeled from location, month and coastal proximity, not verified race history.
6 AM
30°
Start
38°
Midday
49°
Typical start sits at 38°F, good conditions.
Typical dew point 16°F, 6% chance of precipitation, wind around 7 mph. All modeled.
The bottom line
A quietly fast race that does not ask for much beyond honest pacing.
Rock 'n' Roll Las Vegas is a strong choice for a PR attempt, and Las Vegas offers very little meaningful elevation. The tradeoff is that nothing about it is extreme in either direction.
A out-and-back course around Las Vegas, NV, with very little meaningful elevation change.
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Event listed as: Marathon
Fast winter race; strong spectator support
Flat desert loop across 3 cities