Twin Cities Marathon Runners Find Vehicles Towed at Finish Line
Twin Cities Marathon runners discovered their vehicles had been towed at the marathon's finish line.
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, October 5, 2026 — A number of participants in the Twin Cities Marathon experienced an unexpected and unwelcome development after completing the race: their vehicles were towed from the finish line area.
Runners who finished the annual marathon, a significant event attracting thousands of participants and spectators to the Twin Cities, returned to find that their cars were no longer where they had parked them.
The vehicles had been towed. The exact number of runners affected and the specific location of the towing were not immediately clear. Information regarding the towing company responsible for removing the vehicles was also not provided in the initial reports.
The reasons for the towing were not detailed, nor was it specified if any signage or notifications were present prior to the vehicles being impounded. It is also unclear if any fines or fees were associated with the recovery of the towed vehicles, or what the process is for runners to retrieve their cars.
Further details regarding the incident, including the timeline of events and any official statements from marathon organizers or local authorities, are pending.
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