Runners FAQ
How do I transfer my registration to another runner?
You can transfer your registration through Manage Registration on RunSignup:
- Log in to your account at RunSignUp.
- Go to Profile > Upcoming Events > Manage Registration > Transfer to Another Runner.
- Review your Transfer Information and confirm it is correct.
- Enter the Recipient Information. The recipient will receive an email with a unique link to claim the transfer.
Please note:
- The recipient can only register for the event that was transferred to them.
- Transfers are not refundable. A $25 transfer fee applies, and your recipient registers free of charge.
- Transfers are available until January 31, 2027. (After that date transfers are NOT allowed)
Will Paso del Norte bridge be closed?
For 2027, Paso del Norte International Bridge will remain open for border crossers with the two easternmost lanes reserved for runners. Half of the race will be in El Paso and the other half in Ciudad Juárez, with a finish line at the top of Paso Del Norte Bridge.
SENTRI/GLOBAL ENTRY PASO DEL NORTE BRIDGE USERS:
Paso del Norte Bridge Sentri lane will be closed from 6:00 AM to 10:00 AM. Sentri/Global Entry Paso del Norte Bridge users may use the Stanton/LERDO SENTRI International Bridge during that time (6:00 AM to 10:00 AM).
Where can I register?
You can register here.
How much is the registration?
Registration is $50 USD. Registration will increase to $60 USD on December 1, 2026.
What is runners capacity for 8th edition Run Internacional The U.S. - México 10k on April 4, 2027?
Since 2015, this race has been increasing its capacity we started with 800 runners and last edition we welcome 3,000 runners.
For this 8th edition, capacity is 5,000 runners.
What documents do I need to run the race?
You will need travel documents (depending on your citizenship) to participate in the race on April 4, 2027.
To register for the race, you will not need to provide travel documents. Please note, for ALL RUNNERS participating, you will need travel documents to participate in the race on April 4, 2027.
A valid Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI) compliant document such as a passport, passport card, enhanced drivers license (EDL), foreign passport with visa, visa, border crossing card (BCC), trusted traveler program card (SENTRI and/or Global Entry card) or U.S. lawful permanent resident card (Green Card).
For more information:
Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative, click here.
Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative FAQs, click here
U.S. Passport information, click here.
Trusted Traveler Programs (SENTRI/Global Entry), click here.
Border Crossing Card, click here
Can I get a refund, transfer my registration, or cancel if I can’t attend the race?
Registrations are non-refundable, and cancellations are not available. If you can’t attend, you can transfer your registration to another person until January 31, 2027. There is a $25 transfer fee. After January 31, 2027, transfers will no longer be available.
What’s the race’s route?
The 8th Run Internacional starting line is on Main Street, by San Jacinto Plaza, it runs for ~5 kilometers through El Paso until reaching the Stanton-Lerdo international bridge to get to Juárez. It then runs for another ~5 kilometers though Juarez’s downtown until reaching the finish line just on top of the Paso Del Norte Bridge at the international boundary line
Can I run as part of a team or form a team?
Yes! You can run with a team. When you register, you will see the option to create or join a team. Gather your friends, family, coworkers, or running club and run as one!
What about prizes for top finishers?
The top 3 overall finishers of women and men, will receive a trophy.
Finishers of each category receive a medal.
What are the categories?
The age categories are the following: Younger than 9, 10 - 14, 15 - 19, 20 - 24, 25 - 29, 30 - 34, 35 - 39, 40 - 44, 45 - 50, 51 - 54, 55 - 59, 60 - 64, 65 - 69, 70 - 74, 75 - 79, 80 and above.
Where to park?
There are plenty of options to park around the starting line. We recommend viewing surrounding parking lots with Downtown El Paso here
Will there be an awards ceremony after the race?
Yes. We invite you to join the Post Race Celebration with fruit and water for finisher’s and an awards ceremony.
How do I get to the celebration and awards ceremony after the finish line?
After the finish line, you will head towards the CBP pedestrian inspection. After your inspection you can get to the starting line location 333 N. Oregon St for the celebration by catching the streetcar.
The El Paso Stop on Father Rahm and the Cleveland Square stop on Franklin St. will be used as pick up and drop off locations.
The Streetcar will be helping transport race participants:
Pick-up location: El Paso stop on Father Rham St.
Drop-off location: Cleveland Square stop on Franklin St.
Operating hours:
Pick up & Drop off hour: 6:30 AM to 7:45 AM
Street car will stop at 7:45 am and will continue working at:
Pick up & Drop off hour:8:45 AM to 11:30 AM
Do I need a visa to cross into Mexico?
A U.S. Citizen or Legal Permanent Resident does not require a Mexican visa for the purpose of visiting Ciudad Juarez. But remember, that you will still need your valid U.S. document (passport, trusted traveler card, green card etc. depending on your citizenship) to return to El Paso after the finish line.
Where’s the finish line?
On top of the Paso Del Norte International Bridge, right at the U.S. - Mexico international boundary line. (Click here)
I participated in the 7th edition of the race on January 17th, 2026. Where can I see my results?
You can check your official results by clicking HERE.
