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A backyard ultra is a long-distance running race on a short loop! The race will begin at 9 am on Saturday morning and the runners have 1 hour to complete the first loop.
A backyard ultra is a long-distance running race on a short loop! The race will begin at 9 am on Saturday morning and the runners have 1 hour to complete the first loop.
If you complete your lap in 40 minutes or 59 minutes it doesn't matter. This isn't a speed race!
If you complete your lap in 40 minutes or 59 minutes it doesn't matter. This isn't a speed race!
At 10 am the bell will be rung and everyone that wants to continue must run the same loop in the next hour.
At 10 am the bell will be rung and everyone that wants to continue must run the same loop in the next hour.
The bell will be rung 3 minutes before, 2 minutes before and 1 minute before. All runners must be ready by the last bell. No late starts!
The bell will be rung 3 minutes before, 2 minutes before and 1 minute before. All runners must be ready by the last bell. No late starts!
1 lap = 6.706 km
1 lap = 6.706 km
4 laps = 26.824 km (more than a half marathon!)
4 laps = 26.824 km (more than a half marathon!)
7 laps = 46.942 km (more than a marathon!)
7 laps = 46.942 km (more than a marathon!)
15 laps = 100.59 km
15 laps = 100.59 km
24 laps = 160.944 km (100 miles) + 4032m elevation (Almost double Kebnekaise...)
24 laps = 160.944 km (100 miles) + 4032m elevation (Almost double Kebnekaise...)
The race continues until all but 1 have decided to stop. If you are the last runner, you must complete a solo loop within the hour to be declared the winner.
The race continues until all but 1 have decided to stop. If you are the last runner, you must complete a solo loop within the hour to be declared the winner.
If there is more than 1 runner remaining on the last lap, then the fastest final lap wins!
If there is more than 1 runner remaining on the last lap, then the fastest final lap wins!
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