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DistanceBackyard Ultra
Climbnot checked yet
Descentnot checked yet
High pointnot checked yet
Time limitdoes not apply to this race
Aid stations2
Startednot checked yet
The course
Where it goes
backyard · 2 aid stations
One 4.167-mile loop every hour, on the hour, from the starting corral between the lake and the pavilions. Laps run on a dirt trail in daylight (the first 11 laps are on dirt) and on a paved out-and-back path at night. Each lap must be finished within the hour. The last runner to complete a lap is the Lion King or Queen and gets a belt buckle and a bronze coin from Laz.
Dirt trail through mature trees and cedar groves by day, finishing the last half mile on pavement around the lake. Paved flat out-and-back path along a creek at night. No climb figure is published.
The race
What this one is
A backyard ultra at Lions Club Park in Rolla, Missouri. One 4.167-mile loop every hour, on the hour, starting at 7:00 AM, on a dirt trail by day and a paved path at night, until one runner is left. Half of the profits go to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Prevention hotline and the park that hosts the race.
Getting in
Getting in
Entry, lottery and what the race asks of you before race day.
Each runner has a dedicated 10x10 space under the pavilions for themselves and crew. Crew may camp at the park during race hours, not after. No personal aid during a loop; the common aid stations are open to all.
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Pacer rules
No pacers allowed. Eliminated runners stay off the course.
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Drop bag rules
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Cutoff philosophy
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Aid stations
Every stop, and what you get there
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