At a Glance 🏃
Official event location:
Puente Teodoro Moscoso, 915 PR-17, San Juan.
Maximum time to complete the course:
150 minutes, or 2 hours and 30 minutes.
Medals:
Medals will be given to all participants who cross the finish line.
Minimum age to participate:
15 and older.
Not allowed:
Strollers, skates, bicycles or pets during the event.
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What's happening? The Teodoro 10K returns on Saturday, May 2, 2026, with a new format that combines athletics, live music and a Caribbean sunset experience on the Puente Teodoro Moscoso in San Juan. The starting gun goes off at 5:00 p.m. The idea is for it to be a celebration from start to finish, with music at different points along the course.
Bib pickup: Expo at The Mall of San Juan
Dates: April 28 (12 p.m. to 8 p.m.); April 29 (11 a.m. to 6 p.m.) and April 30 (11 a.m. to 6 p.m.)
Where: 📍 Pickle Ball at the Mall, The Mall of San Juan (2nd level, former Nordstrom location)
What: Bib pickup for the race will be held in an Expo format, with brand experiences, products, a runner atmosphere and surprises.
What to bring: 🪪 Valid ID and 🧾 registration confirmation (digital or printed). If someone is picking up your bib for you, they must bring an authorization letter, a copy of your ID and proof of registration.
Here is what you need to know to participate:
Who can participate
The event is open to runners, walkers and wheelchair athletes ages 15 and up, at all levels, from elite athletes to recreational walkers and families.
The maximum time to complete the course is 150 minutes (2 hours and 30 minutes). Strollers, skates, bicycles and pets are not allowed on the course.
How to register for the Teodoro 10K 2026
Registration opened Feb. 8, 2026, and closes April 20, 2026, or until available spots run out. Registration is exclusively online through the Active.com platform. There are two categories available for registration, and both appear at the same price including taxes:
10K – Runner / Walker
10K – Wheelchair
The direct registration link is: active.com/san-juan-pr/running/teodoro-10k-2026. Registrations are personal and non-transferable.
Registration cost by stage
The cost varies depending on when you register (all prices include sales tax and the registration platform fee):
Feb. 9 to March 15 → $60.00
March 16 to March 31 → $65.00
⭐️ April 1 to April 20 → $75.00
* As of April 12, the registration cost on the website remained at $65 with taxes, despite the announced increase.
Teams and groups
The Teodoro 10K allows team and group participation. The process is as follows:
The team captain must complete their registration by selecting the "Create a Team" option.
Once registered, the other members sign up using the "Join a Team" option and searching for the team name.
What registration includes
Registration includes:
the official event T-shirt,
a participation medal upon crossing the finish line,
a timing chip,
a personalized race bib (if you register before April 2, 2026),
access to hydration stations and entertainment areas,
an electronic participation certificate with your finishing time,
and 2 wristbands for access to the live music area (participant +1), exclusively for those who register on or before Feb. 28, 2026.
The 10K route
Participants will start by crossing the Puente Teodoro Moscoso toward Carolina, then return along avenida Jesús T. Piñero to avenida Barbosa.
The finish is near the Complejo Rebekah Colberg, at The Mall of San Juan.
The route will be certified by World Athletics and endorsed by the Federación de Atletismo de Puerto Rico and the Departamento de Recreación y Deportes del Gobierno de Puerto Rico. Along the course there will be music, views of Laguna San José and the San Juan skyline at sunset.
🏃 Start training six to eight weeks before the event.
👟 Do not wear new shoes on race day.
🦶 Footwear should be flexible, cushioned, suited for pavement and asphalt, and broken in to your foot.
😴 Rest at least one to two days during the week, including seven to nine hours of uninterrupted sleep.
Categories and prizes
The main categories are Overall Male, Overall Female, Women's Wheelchair and Men's Wheelchair, as well as age and gender categories.
Cash prizes are distributed as follows:
Top 5 – Overall in both divisions – female and male ($1,000; $700; $600; $500; $400)
Top 5 – Wheelchair in both divisions – female and male ($1,000; $700; $600; $500; $400)
Top 3 – Age categories in both divisions – female and male ($200; $150; $100)
Kit pickup and bib collection
Dates: April 28 (12 p.m. to 8 p.m.); April 29 (11 a.m. to 6 p.m.) and April 30 (11 a.m. to 6 p.m.)
Where: 📍 Pickle Ball at the Mall, The Mall of San Juan (2nd level, former Nordstrom location)
Bib pickup will be held in an Expo format, with brand experiences, products, a runner atmosphere and surprises.
What to bring:
🪪 Valid ID and 🧾 registration confirmation (digital or printed)
If someone is picking up your bib for you: they must bring an authorization letter with your signature, a copy of your ID and proof of registration.
Results
Results will be posted the same day as the event. Finishers can see their time by scanning the QR code they received at registration.
🎶 Musical lineup
After crossing the finish line, attendees can enjoy a varied musical program that is still being announced. Artists confirmed so far include:
Pedro Capó
Los Wálters
Los DPR
DJ Jutchz
An event with a social purpose
A portion of the event's proceeds goes to three foundations:
Frequently asked questions
🌧️ The event will be held rain or shine, except in extreme conditions that pose a safety risk.
🚰 There will be hydration stations along the route.
🚑 Medical staff and ambulances will be stationed at strategic points.
🎧 Headphones are permitted as long as runners can hear safety instructions.
📲 Share your experience on social media. The official hashtag is #Teodoro10K2026 and the Instagram account is @teodoro10k.
👀 Spots are limited.
If you want to celebrate after the race
There are several options for refueling in a welcoming setting. If your path leads back to The Mall of San Juan, you can stop by Il Nuovo Mercato, on the MOSJ terrace, a versatile dining space with a fresh salad area, pasta station, pizza station and seafood section.
On Calle Loíza you also have Café con Cé, Tresbé and Pinky's, which are worth a visit if you're looking for sandwiches and coffee in the afternoon.
If you're looking for a comfortable spot for your family or group of friends, you can head to La Patria Yards, a venue at the Centro de Convenciones with a terrace and outdoor space.
Cover photo: Provided (via teodoro10k.com)
This content was translated with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
