We hope you enjoy your virtual race and feel that sense of pride and accomplishment after completing your miles!
Access our 2021 Virtual Event Guide for recovery information and best practices for safely completing your virtual race.
Congratulations on completing your event! Tag us in your post race celebrations and wear your shirt and medal with pride!
Information on the 2022 event will be available in fall of 2021.
PARKING TIPS FOR EVENT WEEKEND
1. There will be no charges for parking in the public lots, streets, or other approved parking lots near Lambeau Field.
2. Please obey all “No Parking” signs. Cars parked on prohibited roads will be towed.
3. Parking in private lots may result in your vehicle being towed.
4. RIDE-SHARE Everyone driving to the start line is urged to share a ride with other participants.
5. SHUTTLES Participants staying in Green Bay area hotels should take hotel shuttles, which drop off near the start/finish line.
6. We are not responsible for any unmanned parking lot. Park in those lots at your own risk.
Shuttles are provided on SUNDAY ONLY for the marathon and half marathon participants and their friends and family members. School buses will pick up runners and family members at predetermined PARTNER HOTELS on Sunday of event weekend. The shuttles will drop off and pick up participants and spectators near the start line in the Stadium District.
The shuttle schedule will be available in spring.
Road/Traffic Disruption Information
Intersection disruption schedules will be available in spring of 2022.
For the 5K route intersection disruption schedule click HERE.
For the Half Marathon route intersection disruption schedule click HERE.
For the Marathon route intersection disruption schedule click HERE
Getting to the start line for Sunday event:
Detailed driving directions will be available in spring 2022
All Sunday event participants can pick up their bib Saturday, May 16 on the Lambeau Field Atrium Floor (1265 Lombardi Ave.) in Green Bay from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm.
2022 5K Bib pick up schedule will be available in late 2021:
Saturday, May 14
If you are unable to attend the posted bib pick-up hours someone else may pick up your bib for you. They will need your name and confirmation email in order to pick up your bib.
There will be no race day bib pick up for the Marathon, Half Marathon, Marathon Relay and 5K.
Want to have fun with a group and yet keep your desired pace? Run with a Pace Team leader!
HOW TO FIND THEM ON RACE DAY
Pace team leaders will be holding signs indicating their pace on race day in the start corrals and throughout most of the marathon run. They will also have their pace time labeled on their back. The pace team will have a booth at the Prevea Health & Fitness Expo and will be available to answer questions on Saturday. On race day, you can meet them in the Start Corrals 30 minutes prior to the start of the race.
JOINING THE GROUP
There is no cost or need to pre-register for the pace team. Nor is there any obligation to stay with the group you choose. You may surge ahead or drop back at will. Running together gives the group a collective energy and enthusiasm that supports and enhances everybody’s marathon experience.
WHO THEY ARE
Below is a list of each pace team leader and the pace/wave they will be in.
For more information about the Pace Team contact: Carrie Miller at carrielmiller99@gmail.com
| Finish Time HH:MM | Pace per mile | 2019 PACE TEAM LEADERS | Start Wave | Race Plan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2:55 | 6:40 | Thomas Wells | A | Steady, even splits; smart start makes for a strong finish. |
| 3:00 | 6:52 | Elias Theodosis | A | Steady, even splits; smart start makes for a strong finish. |
| 3:05 | 7:03 | Tim Kowols/Kathy Derks | A | Steady, even splits; smart start makes for a strong finish. |
| 3:10 | 7:15 | Mike James/Andrea Dalabroux | A | Keep a smooth, even pace throughout the race. |
| 3:15 | 7:26 | Mike Steffek | A | Stay as close to even splits as possible. May ease up at aid stations to get fluids in but not a walk. |
| 3:20 | 7:38 | Ryan Peterson | A | Steady, even splits at 7:40 +/- 5 ses accounting for slowing at water stations. |
| 3:25 | 7:49 | Allison Pitt/Aaron Braunstein | A | Run even splits. Jog through water stops. |
| 3:30 | 8:01 | Paul LeTourneau/Katie Herald | B | Start conservative but run fairly even splits throughout. Start smart to finish strong. |
| 3:35 | 8:12 | Dan Besette/David Lawrence | B | Run 8:10's the entire race, sail gracefully across the line at 3:34:xx, and head directly to the tent for beverages! |
| 3:40 | 8:23 | Cam Foster/Chad Otis | B | Even pacing throughout the entire race with slight slow down at the water stops. |
| 3:45 | 8:35 | Jeff Picken/Stephanie Kliethermes | B | Start conservative and run even splits throughout, building to a 30 second buffer by mile 21. |
| 3:50 | 8:46 | Laura Brunner/Adam Monaghan | B | Run as consistently as possible, hoping to arrive at mile 20 one minute ahead of pace, then finish the race as consistently as possible arriving right at 3:50. |
| 3:55 | 8:58 | Carrie Miller/Amanda Sonnenberg | B | Run even splits, slightly faster than race pace to allow for tangents and slowing through the water stations. |
| 4:00 | 9:09 | Jessica Rein/Kevin Terry | C | We will run a 47/53 ratio with the first half being slightly faster to allow for fading in the final miles. |
| 4:10 | 9:32 | Ryan Borucki/Curt Brey | C | We will run even paces with a quick walk through the water stations building a 1-2 minute cushion at the halfway point. Then even paces all the way in with a goal of finishing at 4:09. |
| 4:15 | 9:44 | Catie Schmitt/Kristen Brazzale | C | Run 10 seconds quicker than pace (9:35 min/mile) to allow for slowing/walking through water stops. |
| 4:20 | 9:55 | Marty Thomas/Avi Kelley | C | We will run slightly faster than goal pace to allow for slowing or walking through water stops and of course give great positive encouragement and conversation throughout! |
| 4:30 | 10:18 | Jeri Howey/Tim Muldoon | D | We will run a steady 10:10 min/mile pace to allow walking through water stations. |
| 4:45 | 10:52 | Mike LaMere/Mark Garrigan | D | Steady 10:30 min/mile pace walking through water stations. |
| 5:00 | 11:27 | Barry Thrune/Ken Fattmann | D | Gordy will do 4 min run/1 min walk intervals. Ken will do a steady run at 11:27 min/mi pace; walk briefly through aid stations; any significant hills we might attack 30 sec run/30 sec walk. |
| 5:15 | 12:01 | Paula Meyer/Sara Carter | D | We will do a 4 min/1 min run/walk. |
| 5:30 | 12:35 | Bob Strauss/Jeremy Knaus | D | 2:00 min run/40 second walk, maintaining an overall pace of 12:30; additional walk through water stations. |
| 5:45 | 13:10 | Paula Walker/Rhonda Kempen | D | Targeting a 12:50/mile pace walking all water stops 20-30 seconds each stop. |
| 6:00 | 13:44 | Paul Miller/Tom Cotter | D | Run 2 minutes, walk 1 minute to mile 20, run 1 min, walk 1 min from 21-26.2. |
| Sweeper | 16:01 | Esther Sherman | D | Help as many runners as possible to make the 7:00 cutoff. |
| Finish Time HH:MM | Pace per Mile | 2018 PACE TEAM LEADERS | Start Wave | Race Plan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1:30 | 6:51 | Adam Johnson/Josh Schill | A | Splits between 6:45 - 6:50 to guarantee a sub 1:30, plan to grab water but have minimal slowdown. |
| 1:35 | 7:15 | Peter Klinner/Michele Giannone | A | Run even splits to come in just under goal time. |
| 1:40 | 7:38 | Jim Benner/Don Kussow | A | Run a 7:30 mile to give a small buffer and allow for slowing through water stations. |
| 1:45 | 8:00 | Dave Taylor/Katie Feucht | A | Run an even pace but walk through water stops. We will keep you hydrated and encourage nutrition and make sure you run with a smile! |
| 1:50 | 8:23 | Aaron Hizon/Chris Schmitz | A | Start out a little slower and work our way up to race pace. No stopping or walking at aid stations. |
| 1:55 | 8:46 | TJ Lindwall/Gina Lindwall | B | Run even splits, slightly faster than race pace to allow for slowing through the water stations. |
| 2:00 | 9:09 | Sydney Vanderloop/Katie Houle | B | Run even splits slowing for water stops. We will be running in just under 2 hours so you're sure to meet your sub-2:00 goal! |
| 2:10 | 9:55 | Tim Jakubek/Theresa Meredith | C | Run about 5 seconds faster that goal pace and have a brief rest at the aid stations. |
| 2:15 | 10:18 | Michelle Webb/Deb Guenterberg | D | Hold a steady pace, walk through water stops. |
| 2:20 | 10:41 | Kimberly Huntley/Angela Bilbrey | E | Run slightly faster than goal pace to allow for walking through all water stops. |
| 2:30 | 11:27 | Robin Coburn/Jackie Kohlhagen | E | Run slightly faster than goal pace to allow for walking through all water stops. |
| 2:45 | 12:35 | Wanda Wanie/Elise Coon | F | We will be running even splits of 11:50 allowing time for walking during all water stations. |
| 3:00 | 13:44 | Mandi Wilke/Marissa Zoda | F | Walk/run with even splits - take and give on hills. |
| 3:15 | 14:52 | Jen Lefor/Jeanette Cabrello-Bell | F | Walk/run with even splits - take and give on hills. |
| 3:30 | 16:00 | DJ Rein/Mark Walker | F | Walk/run strategy with even splits. |
| Sweeper | Melony Sasser | F | Help the final runner in every way possible to finish! |
Normal conditions ( 6am to Noon ) for the race day.
| Sunrise | Sunset | Avg High | Avg Low | Mean Temp | Record High | Record Low |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5:20 am | 8:18 pm | 67 F | 45 F | 56 F | 88 F | 31 F |
Weather Sites
Your Cellcom race bib will utilize MyLaps© BIBTAG technology. This system does not use a conventional timing “chip”, but rather an electronic reader strip mounted to the back side of the participant’s bib. There, you will notice a metallic strip. The BIBTAG system cannot be altered in any way prior to or during the event. Please DO NOT try to remove it!
Please make sure wear your bib on the front of your body and on the outside of your clothing at all times during our events (doing anything different will reduce the readability of your results).
The bib is your “proof of purchase” to our race staff and allows participant access to course support and access into the Lambeau Field player tunnel.
No bib means no access into Lambeau!
Our security staff will be instructed to escort runners without visible bibs (“bandit” runners) from the stadium.
MyLaps BIBTAG© instructions:
Let us keep track of your belongings while you race!
The Cellcom Green Bay Marathon offers a Gear Check service for the individual marathon and half marathon participants on Sunday of event weekend. Gear Check (for distance runners only) will be available on race day morning beginning at 6:00 am near the start line. Marathon gear check bags must be checked by 6:30 am, half marathon gear check bags must be checked by 7:00 am. Gear bags will be supplied at the time of bib pick up. Runners should hand off their gear bag with their corresponding bib number on it to the volunteers stationed in the gear check area corresponding to their event, wave and bib number. There will be areas at the Prevea Health and Fitness Expo where you can mark your gear check bag.
Please note: Race organizers are not responsible for items placed in gear bags becoming lost, stolen or damaged. Do not place easily lost (e.g. wedding rings) or easily damaged (e.g. smartphones or digital cameras) items in the bags.
After the race, participants who dropped off gear bags in the morning will need to return to the same area where they dropped them off to retrieve their belongings. Gear check pickup will be available throughout the morning until the course closes. PARTICIPANTS (OR THEIR FAMILY/FRIENDS) MUST PRESENT THEIR MATCHING BIB AT THE GEAR CHECK TABLES IN ORDER TO RETRIEVE THEIR GEAR CHECK BAGS.
After 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, any unclaimed bags will be relocated to the marathon office. These bags will be available for pickup by scheduling an appointment with the marathon staff. Call the office at (920) 432-6272 or email infocgbm@netnet.net to coordinate pickup.
Gear Check will not be available for the Cellcom Marathon Relay, or the Cellcom 5K.
