Click here to view the latest entrant list for the HURT 100. Just a couple of observations. I think I counted 12 different states represented so far (not counting Hawaii)–in other words participants are coming from all over the U.S. Where’s our Canadian participants? Our one applicant (to date) and past participant, Charlotte has withdrawn…
The HURT 100 Race has added formal time cutoffs to Lap 5 of the 2007 race. The race booklet covering rules and procedures has been updated to reflect this change. Click here for the complete booklet. Essentially what these changes say is this: Runners must start Lap 5 at the Nature Center by 1100 (mile…
Here’s the updated list for this week. Several new names added. Lots of people showing their commitment to training and preparation early for the January race. Click here to see the updated list. For previous HURT 100 runners, don’t forget the opportunity for free entry into this years race. All you need to do is…
Another week and a few more familiar names have been added to the 2007 HURT 100 list. Click here to view the participant list. Among the names, the following HURT runners: recent Tahoe Rim 100 Finisher Stephanie Jenkins, plus Harald Eberling, and Clem Aleka-Gorai. Click here for the application. January 2007 will be here before…
A few more familiar names have been added to 2007 HURT 100 entry list. 2006 HURT 100 finishers Cheryl Loomis and David Goggins are two new names added to this update. Click here to see the list. Now is the time to make that commitment and start putting in the base miles to prepare you…
There have been a couple of really good write-ups this year by past runners of the HURT 100-Mile Endurance Run posted to the Ultra list. We got permission from the authors to post them on our site because these are so well written that they really read like advertisements or promos for the race. (Click…
I was just thinking that now would be a good time to let people know that now is the time to commit to training for the HURT 100 in January 2007. Today, after receiving the first list of participants, I am even more motivated to write this. This list (click here to view) shows that…
I received the 2007 HURT 100 application and other files from Jeff Huff and have updated the links on the right hand column of this site under HURT 100 Race Links. This year, the application form is a pdf document with data fields that can be filled out on your computer so we have a…
Bob Murphy sent me a link to an article about H.U.R.T. 100 Finisher, David Goggins and his quest to run Badwater and to do it as a charity. Click here to read the full article in the Navy Compass.
Remember South African, Lisa de Speville? She has been writing about a grueling (read that as sounding really fun to me) adventure race at the southern tip of South America. The Patagonia Expedition Race covers some of the most remote and unpopulated areas of southern Chile. Click here to read more about this great adventure.
As members of the H.U.R.T. Ohana, we would like to extend our heartfelt “Mahalo nui loa” to the following companies and individuals who so generously donated gifts and helped to make HURT VI a great success! Click here to see the list.
Click here for a race report from Beverly Anderson-Abbs. Beverly was first woman and third overall finisher in the 2006 H.U.R.T. 100 Mile Endurance run setting a new record for women with a time of 27:28.
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