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Mainz Three Bridges Run powered by BioNTech

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The Three Bridges Run took place on June 21, 2026 (start time: 9:30 a.m.), traditionally held during Mainz’s Johannisnacht.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made the Mainz Three Bridges Run, powered by BioNTech, possible!

Thank you to all the runners for their outstanding athletic performances, as well as to all the dedicated volunteers, the bike escorts, the drummers, and the course marshals. We would also like to thank the police and medical personnel for their vital service and support along the course.

A huge thank you goes to the teams at the race packet pickup, at the water station in Mainz-Kostheim, and in the finish-line refreshment area, as well as to everyone who worked behind the scenes and contributed so decisively to the event’s success. It was only thanks to this tireless effort that the event went off without a hitch.

Special thanks go to our partners and sponsors—BioNTech, the LEX running experts, Novum — the organic delivery service — and the Löhr Group (VW) — for their valuable and indispensable support.

Together, we made this event something truly special, even in these hot summer temperatures.

The traditional running event took place for the 34th time as part of Mainz’s Johannisnacht on Sunday, June 21, 2026, and, alongside the various festival activities, served as the sporting highlight of the festival. The event is organized by the Sports Department of the State Capital of Mainz.

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Map view of the route

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