Eighteen thousand athletes at the start of the half and mini-marathons

Emanual Dinday, with a time of 1:00:30, Mikiyas Shirtaga with a time of 1:01:55 and Esau Kemboi with 1:02:03, were the top three finishers in the men's half marathon. Rui Pinto was the first national athlete, and fifth overall, to cross the finish line in Terreiro do Paço, with a time of 1:02:39.

In the women's race, Cinty Chepkwony won with 1:07:21, followed by Chaltu Diriba with 1:08:12 and Glenrose Xaba with 1:08:55. Three Portuguese women made the top 10: Solange Jesus was 6th with a time of 1:12:48, Susana Santos was 8th with 1:13:25, followed by Mónica Silva with another 12 seconds.

For the first time held the day after the Marathon, today's races, starting from the Vasco da Gama Bridge, linked the north of the city to the historic center, crossing the riverside area to the finish line in Terreiro do Paço.

Lisbon City Council has supported the race since its first edition. In the municipal sports strategy "everyone counts": from the youngest to the oldest, in the practice of physical activity, or in top-level sport.