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The 9th edition is on 22 November 2026 in South Mumbai, in the run-up to Indian Navy Day on 4 December, and holds the World Athletics Road Race Label.
The organiser built the race around Indian Navy Day on 4 December and says it has drawn over 20,000 participants a year since it began in 2016. It was recently awarded the World Athletics Road Race Label and is certified by the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races. The 21.1 km is called the Aircraft Carrier Run, with a 10K Destroyer Run and a 5K Frigate Run beside it, and the race is held in South Mumbai on Sunday 22 November 2026.
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The organiser prices the 21.1 km at ₹2,200 including GST, ₹1,600 for serving armed forces members, with no offline registration. Runners must be 18 on race day for the half marathon. Bibs and goodie bags are collected at an expo a few days before the race, by showing a QR code from the India Running app or the registration email, with a government photo ID. Overseas entrants upload an ID, and non-Indian applicants a passport and visa details. Provisional results go on the event website within 12 hours of the finish.
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