The race, held from 6:30 to 8:00 a.m., is more than a sporting activity—it is a collective experience that integrates body, city, and community. By combining physical movement with moments of reflection, the event reaffirms sport as a space for dialogue between health, citizenship, and social interaction. The opening and closing lectures act as curatorial gestures, broadening the meaning of the race. It is not just about covering a route, but about understanding running as a cultural practice that can reshape people’s relationship with time, urban space, and self-care. In this way, the event invites participants to engage with the city actively and consciously, transforming the race into a contemporary ritual of collective well-being. Between the start and finish lines, what is traversed is not merely distance, but pathways of belonging, health, and shared experience.