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The purpose of this study was to analyze the socio-demographic characteristics of popular races’ runners (PRRs) and establish differences with the rest of the Spanish population. It was analyzed the survey conducted in 2010 about sport habits in Spain. A final sample consisting of 8,389 interviews with participants with ages ranging between 15 and 97 years was drawn. The descriptive results revealed that 3.5% of the interviewees were PRRs. Afterwards, a model of logistical regression was executed in order to identify the cohorts that were more likely to belong to the non-PRRs group once the possible interaction effects or confusion among variables had been controlled. Here, the results showed that women were more likely to belong to the non-PRRs group (OR = 6.55). Regarding age, the possibility of belonging to the non-PRRs group progressively increased as the age factor also increased. It was also ascertained that the possibility of pertaining to the non-PRRs group increased insofar as the educational level decreased. Finally, neither socio-economic status nor participants’ town population size was associated with being a PRRs group member
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