The short answer
Look in your entry for an option such as 'Change of holder', 'Transfer my bib' or 'View your entry', or request it by email if the rules say so. If you can't find it, don't improvise: the rules say how it's done, until when and how much it costs.
How some races do it
- Valencia Marathon: in your Runner Area, 'Request change of holder'; you get a code to give to the person taking the bib.
- Murcia Marathon: in 'View your entry' on its entry website, you request the transfer with the new runner's email, and they receive a link to sign up.
- Behobia-San Sebastián: in 'Manage your entries', 'Change of holder'; the link sent to the new runner is valid for 3 days.
- Santa Pola Half Marathon: 'Entries › I want to… transfer my bib', with your email and booking reference, then 'Modify' › 'Change of holder'.
When the platform doesn't explain it
Not every platform has public help on transfers, so what counts is your race's rules and what the organiser tells you. Every Pasadorsal guide has the official steps, the deadline with the wording of the rules, and the cost.
If a travel agency, your club or a relative made the entry, they are the one who requests the change, and the refund goes to them.
The two most used
RockTheSport and Deporticket each have their own answer, with what their help pages and the races that use them say.
Sources
- Valencia Marathon 2026 rules, art. 7, read on 15 Oct 2026. RulesIts guide
- Murcia Marathon 2027 rules, read on 15 Oct 2026. RulesIts guide
- Behobia-San Sebastián 2026 rules, art. 3, read on 15 Oct 2026. RulesIts guide
- Santa Pola Half Marathon 2027 'Transfer bib' page and rules, read on 15 Oct 2026. RulesIts guide
- Pasadorsal FAQ, read on 8 Nov 2026. FAQ
Reviewed on 8 Nov 2026.