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Paris Marathon 2027 ballot

The 2027 ballot has closed. It opened on 8 September 2026, closed on 30 September and the results came out on 1 October.

Where entry stands

2027 race
Ballot closed As read on the organiser’s page on . Entry states change fast, and the organiser’s page is the one that counts.
Next date
The organiser has not published the next date yet.
How many applied

For the 2027 race: 160,000 applicants; the number of places was not published. Counted by ASICS Marathon de Paris (Cadence Running United): registered for the 2027 lottery, as the organiser rounds it.

General places
Ballot

Year by year

Each row is one publisher’s figures for one race year. Applicants per place is worked out only where the same row prints both counts; a figure nobody published says so.

Entry cycles by race year: dates, published counts and the source of each row.
Race Ballot opened Ballot closed Results Applicants Places Applicants per place Source
2027 14:00 local 23:59 local 160,000 not published not published ASICS Marathon de Paris (Cadence Running United) Dates: asicsmarathondeparis.com Counts: registered for the 2027 lottery, as the organiser rounds it. The first Paris lottery, free to enter. Results go out by email in waves from 1 October; a runner drawn has 72 hours to pay 169 euro, and unpaid places go to further draws and a waiting list. Checked

Ways in

We take no entries and have no connection to the organiser. Every link above goes to their own page.

Questions

When does the Paris Marathon 2027 ballot open?
It opened on 8 September 2026 at 14:00 local time. Entry details on the organiser’s site
When does the Paris Marathon 2027 ballot close?
It closed on 30 September 2026 at 23:59 local time. Entry details on the organiser’s site
When are the Paris Marathon 2027 ballot results?
The results came out on 1 October 2026. Entry details on the organiser’s site
How do I enter the Paris Marathon 2027?
Through the organiser, in 4 ways: lottery, charity entries, corporate entries and official resale. General places are drawn at random, alone or as a team of two to six, and a drawn runner has 72 hours to pay. Runners not drawn stay in any later draws until every place is allocated. Entry details on the organiser’s site

Checked , against the organiser's pages and the sources named in each row.