A few hours before saying goodbye to the year, the last popular race of the year is organized in Barcelona: the last sprint before the end of the year bells to welcome the year 2024. The Carrera dels Nassos (the nose race) will take place Sunday, December 31, at 5:15 p.m. The 10 km route runs near the coast in an almost flat circuit, and begins and ends on Selva de Mar street.
The minimum age to participate is 16 years old (participants aged 16 and 17 at the time of registration must have the authorization signed by the father, mother or guardian legal).
The registration period ends at 5:00 p.m. on December 21 or when the 10,000 registrations are reached.
The Carrera dels Nassos route (pending confirmation)
Departure: Selva de Mar Street (at the height of Plaza Ramon Calsina) ->
Calle de Selva de Mar -> Paseo de Garcia Faria -> Paseo Calvell -> Rotunda Calle de la Laguna (sea side) -> Calle de la Laguna (Llobregat side) -> Calle de Salvador Espriu -> Plaza de los Voluntarios (side mountain) -> Calle de Salvador Espriu (mountain side) -> Calle del Dr. Aiguader -> Plaza de Pau Vila -> Pla de Palau -> Avenida del Marqués de la Argentera (side sea) -> Paseo de Picasso -> turn 180º -> Paseo de Picaso -> Paseo de Circunvalación (mountain side) -> Avenida Icaria -> Calle de la Marina -> Calle de Llull -> Calle de la Laguna -> Avenida Diagonal (side sea) -> Calle de Selva de Mar ->
Arrival: Selva de Mar Street (at the height of Plaza Ramon Calsina)
The Origin of the Nassos Race
The Nassos Race began to take place in 1999 under the name San Silvestre Barcelonesa, until in 2004 it took the current name. The Sant Silvestre Barcelonesa was born at the initiative of the technical director of the Club Natació Montjuïc, Domingo López. In 2005 it adopted the denomination of Nassos-Sant Silvestre of Barcelona Race, in reference to the popular character of the Catalan tradition that appears on December 31.
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