The short answer
If the date changes, the organiser usually announces what it offers to those who can't make it: a partial refund, moving the entry to another year, or nothing. If it's cancelled, check the rules: some refund nothing for bad weather or force majeure.
When the date changes
Three races moved from 29 November to 13 December 2026 because of the general election, and each offered something different:
- Elche-Alicante Marathon: until 1 November, a 50% refund or moving the entry to 2027.
- Seville Half Marathon: until 20 October, moving the entry to 2027, 2028 or 2029 from the private area.
- Córdoba Half Marathon: a 100% refund, until 12 October at 14:00 (art. 9).
When it's cancelled
Check the refunds article. The Figueres Half Marathon doesn't refund the entry if the race is called off for bad weather or force majeure (art. 3). The RODI Zaragoza Half Marathon doesn't refund it unless the race doesn't take place.
What Pasadorsal does
If the race changes date, nothing is cancelled. Listings are paused until the person transferring confirms they can still request the change for the new date; if they don't within a week, they're taken down automatically, with no blame. The queue keeps its places, and either side can cancel an undelivered transaction with no blame until delivery. The guide shows the new date and what the organiser offers.
If it's cancelled, its listings and queue are frozen and any transactions not yet completed are closed. Either way, we email you.
Sources
- Elche-Alicante Marathon 2026 rules and announcement, read on 15 Oct 2026. RulesIts guide
- Seville Half Marathon 2026 rules and FAQ, read on 15 Oct 2026. RulesIts guide
- Córdoba Half Marathon 2026 rules (version 3), art. 9, read on 29 Oct 2026. RulesIts guide
- Figueres Half Marathon 2026 rules, art. 3, read on 21 Oct 2026. RulesIts guide
- RODI Zaragoza Half Marathon 2027 rules, read on 8 Nov 2026. RulesIts guide
- Pasadorsal FAQ, read on 8 Nov 2026. FAQ
Reviewed on 8 Nov 2026.