Free. You can start with nothing.
A 3.1 mile loop on repeat. The first loop gets 40 minutes, then 45, 50, 55 and 60, and then the limit resets to 40 and the cycle starts again. Miss the limit and you are out. The race runs until one runner is left, who must finish one more loop alone inside the current limit to be the winner. The aid station has pickles, cereal, pretzels, candy, fruit and bacon, water, Tailwind and sodas, and first aid.
Gravel trails the whole way, with some gain up and down. A mile and a little out, then right back. Be ready for rain and fog.
A last-runner-standing race on the gravel trails of Kings Mountain, North Carolina. Runners repeat a 3.1 mile loop against a clock that starts at 40 minutes and adds five minutes each lap up to 60, then resets to 40. It goes on until one runner is left, who then has to finish a final lap alone inside the limit. If that lap is missed, the race ends with no winner. A 50K, 25K and 5K are also listed at registration.
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