Some roads will be closed to traffic tomorrow due to the I'm Running Istanbul event to be held on the Yenikapı track.
Due to the 'I'm Running Istanbul' event to be held in Istanbul, Kennedy Street and many connected streets and streets in the Historical Peninsula region will be closed to traffic between 06.00-12.00 tomorrow.
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The 'I'm Running Istanbul' event organized by Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality will be held on Sunday, October 4.
The "I'm Running Istanbul" European stage, organized by Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM) Youth and Sports Services Department and IBB Sports Istanbul, will be held on Sunday, October 4.
Some roads in Istanbul's Historical Peninsula will be closed to traffic due to the race, which will be run in two separate categories (5K and 10K), for which 7,500 people have registered.
Accordingly, tomorrow between 06.00-12.00, Kennedy Street/Eminönü-Yenikapı direction, Kennedy Street/Zeytinburnu-Yenikapı direction, Namık Kemal Street, Mustafa Kemal Street, Segah Street, Kumluk Street, Şair Sermet Street, Aksakal Street and Ahırkapı Street will be closed to traffic.
I'm Running Istanbul, which will start with the 5K start at 08.00 in Yenikapı, and the 10K start will be at 09.15. In the 5K, the athletes will make a U-turn in front of Çatlamışkapı Social Facilities and return to Yenikapı, while in the 10K, the athletes will make a U-turn from Sarayburnu and finish the race in Yenikapı.
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The specified roads will remain closed between 06.00-12.00.
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