aloha everybody, Congrats to everybody on a great HURT 100 race, both to runners, vol’s, etc. Jeff Huff and I were discussing a possible training weekend on Maui after the Run to the Sun. Because Jeff is looking into Hardrock, we were thinking of trying to get some altitude training in near the summit. I’m…
Davey Crockett posted a great HURT race report on the Ultra list and he gave me permission to link it here. It includes photos and times and is very well written. Click here to read his report.
Little known is the efforts of a few very very tired friends, who stuck around right after the race, and then came to the Nature Center the morning after, to deal with the aftermath of the mess we created there. I’m talking about Mike and Patricia, Joel and Stephanie, and the Huffer, who swept, mopped…
Aloha! As we sit licking our wounds from HURT VI, just want to let interested HURT runners know that there will be early registration for the 34th Honolulu Marathon in December. Hawaii residents and active-duty military stationed in Hawaii can get a $15.00 entry fee between this Saturday, 21 January and Sunday 29 January, 2006. …
I have some video clips that were taken during the race. Some show parts of the trail and aid stations and others are interviews with either runners or pacers. These were shot with a Treo–basically a phone, so the quality is not professional but they are still fun to view. Click here for the link….
Daren Sefcik sent me a link to a page on his web site with some great photo’s of the H.U.R.T. 100 course. These were taken the day before the race. A great way to show friends where you spent your weekend. Daren also has photo’s from previous H.U.R.T. 100 races on his site too. Click…
Aloha Athletes ! This Saturday’s training should be a short, leisurely-paced jaunt through the beautiful Hoomaluhia Botanical Garden, which will include many of the battle stories from last weekend’s HURT 100. Come join us…it will be fun ! Saturday Training 1-12-06 "The Garden" Meeting time: 6:55 am Starting time: 7:00 am Meeting place: Hoomaluhia Botanical…
Aloha ! Utah’s Karl Meltzer continued his recent dominace of many of the tough mountain 100’s by winning the HURT 100 Trail Endurance Run in the record-breaking time of 22:16. Karl, known for his intense, focused running style and quick aid station transitions, was relaxed, smiling, and even cracked an occasional witty one-liner on the…
I am posting the final-final results from the 2006 H.U.R.T. 100. It was a great race overall with ideal conditions and fantastic competition. I think everyone had a great time at the dinner last night–a fun way to end the weekend. If you have photo’s from the race, please send them to me at kailuamac@yahoo.com…
The unofficial results are now posted. Click here to see them. It’s nice to see that people were using this as a way to check results throughout the race. We will continue to look at ways to improve this service for future races.
Here are the results in a little better format, without split times, etc. Click here for the file.
Click here for the final HURT results.
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