Times Internet Half Marathon, Hyderabad: Celebrating a successful race and the people behind it

When runners arrived for the Times Internet Half Marathon in Hyderabad, they brought their own goals to the starting line. Behind the event was a larger effort involving organisers, partners, and teams responsible for making race day run smoothly.

The Times Internet Half Marathon Hyderabad Edition has successfully wrapped up, bringing runners together for a day centred on fitness, participation and the spirit of the city. Participants took on distances of 3K, 5K, 10K and 21K, each with their own goals and reasons for being at the starting line.

For some, the event was an opportunity to take part in their first organised running event. For others, it was a chance to challenge themselves over a familiar distance. The range of categories allowed runners with different levels of experience to share the same race-day preparation.


An event of this scale also depends on the support of partners who contribute to different aspects of the participant experience. Their involvement helps ensure that the requirements of runners are addressed beyond the race route itself.

The Times Internet Half Marathon Hyderabad was supported by Federal Bank as a partner to bank on, Bisleri as hydration partner, Volini as recovery partner, Dr. Reddy's and Nestlé Health Science as nutrition partners, Redcliffe as diagnostics partner, Big FM as radio partner, Reliva as physiotherapy and rehab partner, PeeSafe and Comfort as hygiene partner, Superyou as energy partner, Medicover Hospitals as hospital partner, Ascend as electrolyte partner, Active N Alive Academy as entertainment partner, and TIMING as timing partner.

We extend our sincere thanks to all our partners for their support and contribution to the Hyderabad edition. Their association played an important role in bringing the event together and supporting the runners throughout the experience.

The race may be behind us, but the Times Internet Half Marathon series has more ground to cover. Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi are next, with more opportunities for runners to take up a distance, set a goal and experience race day in their own cities.

Finally, to every participant who ran, every partner who supported the event and every member of the team who worked behind the scenes, thank you for making the Hyderabad edition a success.

One city done. Three more to go. The next starting line awaits.

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