The race is over. It sounds like the runners had much cooler weather this year. We’ll have to wait until they return to hear the "real" stories. Steve Dewald was the first Hawaii finisher at 26:35:34Former Hawaii resident, Judy Carluccio finished at 29:28:53Cheryl Loomis finished at 29:35:33. It appears Jeff Huff had a really tough…
The next race in the H.U.R.T. Trail Series is the Kaena Point Firecracker 10 mile race. This race is a fast, flat out and back course that parallels the ocean along jeep trails and an old sugar cane rail line. The race starts at 7:00 a.m. on June 30th. We ran the course on Saturday…
Hurt Night Loop (and maybe more) Time: Friday June 29, 21:00 (9pm) Place: Upper end of Manoa Road (Standard Paradice parking spot) Pace: Looking at 6+ Hours per lap Bare Bones and Bring your own aid stuff. Carry your water. Water at the Nature Center, at cars. I don’t know what is at Jack Ass,…
There’s a few hundred people hoping they get a good nights sleep as I write this late Thursday evening. Why? Because these same people probably won’t sleep very well on Friday night, the night before the Western States 100 starts. For some of our new friends, Western States is like the Indy 500 of auto…
Aloha Athletes, The next H.U.R.T. Trail Series race is the Kaena Point Firecracker 10 mile race on June 30. As preparation for the race, we will be doing a preview run this Saturday. This preview run will be a bit different than the race itself in that we will be starting at the Dillingham Airfield…
With much anticipation, the 2008 H.U.R.T. 100 Trail Race application is available on the new web site, www.hurt100trailrace.com. Don’t delay, get those applications in Hawaii runners!
OK you guys- YOU REALLY GOT ME ON THIS ONE.#**!! It was apparently up there for a couple days till Cheryl called and ordered me to look at the blog- saw it just as John was whisking me away for a surprise weekend at the Royal Hawaiian (…there’s an understatement). Thanks for your special comments…
Get a hold of PJ today (Friday) and wish her a Happy Birthday!!!
Hi Athletes, This week we are planning to hit the Run with a View or Kaahele course again. We are planning an early start to take advantage of the long days of summer. Meeting time: 5:50 am Starting time: 6:00 am Meeting place: The end of Kaahele Street. Parking is in the neighborhood so please…
Richard Senelly who recently turned 63 entered a 5K in his new home state of Texas and won the race outright in just under 20 minutes. The rest of the story is: There were 10 runners total in the race. Richard had to pass a very fast 12 year old boy and a 10 year…
We had beautiful conditions for today’s Mango Madness Trail Series race. I am not sure where all these people are coming from, however it is fun to see so many new faces at these races. From what I hear, the race was hotly contended near the front. From my position the only thing being hotly…
We’ve got a great selection of photos from today’s Mango Madness Trail Race. Here are some pictures from Mango Madness. Nick Click here for some photos that Cheryl took. Finally, Co-Race Director Pete Martinez took some as well. Click here to view his. It’s great to have all these photos. I am sure you will…
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