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19ª Edição Brazil135 Ultramarathon 2023

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19ª Edição Brazil135 Ultramarathon 2023

1.0 – PROVAS PRINCIPAIS EM 2023

1.1 – Br80 Milhas (135 km) – SOLO

1.2 – Br80 Milhas ( 135 km ) – DUPLA –

1.3 – Br135 Milhas ( 217 km ) – SOLO –

1.4 – Br135 Milhas ( 217 km ) – DUPLA –

1.5 – Br135 Milhas ( 217 km ) – QUARTETO –
1.6 – A Participação nas provas acima poderá ser:

1.7 – COM CARRO DE APOIO

1.8- OMBRO-A-OMBRO ou SEM CARRO DE APOIO (2 Atletas)
1.9 – A participação na Modalidade SCA deverá ser negociada diretamente com o Comandante Mário Lacerda 1.9 – Não haverá distinção de CLASSIFICAÇÃO entre CCA e SCA

Leia mais em: http://www.brazil135.com.br/regulamento

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Ultra maratona Caminhos de Caravaggio 217K na Serra Gaúcha – 19/05/2022

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A segunda edição da Ultra maratona Caminhos de Caravaggio 217K na Serra Gaúcha. O percurso passará por zonas rurais e urbanas de cinco cidades, com largada em Farroupilha, no Santuário de Caravaggio, passando por Caxias do sul , Nova petrópolis , Gramado e chegada em Canela, no Santuário de Caravaggio.

A UMCC 217K terá seu percurso realizado na maior parte por estradas de cascalho nos Caminhos de Caravaggio, uma nova rota de Peregrinação criada em 2019. Prova disputada em três modalidades, solo, duplas e quartetos.

Leia mais sobre: https://www.ticketagora.com.br/e/ultramaratona-caminhos-de-caravaggio-32057?termo=ultramaratona&periodo=0&mes=&inicio=&fim=&ordenacao=0

17ª Edição Brazil135 Ultramarathon – 2021

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17ª Edição Brazil135 Ultramarathon – 2021

PARTE I – INFORMAÇÕES SOBRE AS PROVAS

A – PROVAS –

Br135 – 217 km – São João da Boa Vista (SP) – Paraisópolis (MG)

    1. Quarteto
    2. Dupla e TubaRunBike@DUPLA
    3. Solo
    4. Bicigrino

Br135 – 135 km– São João da Boa Vista (SP) – Borda da Mata  (MG)

    1. Solo a pé

B – TIPO DE LARGADA – LARGADA SEM CONCENTRAÇÃO/ONDAS

Largada Contínua sem intervalo e sem ondas – (Flight Deck)

 

Chegou – Largou – O Atleta que não estiver com BIB, não poderá Largar.

O Kit será entregue em Paraisópolis, para os atletas da Br135 – 135 Milhas – SJBV – Paraisópolis

O Kit será entregue em Borda da Mata, para os atletas da Br135 – 80 Milhas – SJBV – Borda da Mata

Saiba mais sobre a prova em : http://www.brazil135.com.br/

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Ultramaratona Caminhos de Caravaggio – 217 km – 21/05/2020

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A Ultra Caminhos de Caravaggio 217K, terá sua primeira edição na Serra Gaúcha. O
percurso passará por zonas rurais e urbanas de cinco cidades, com largada em Canela,
passando por Gramado, Nova Petrópolis, Caxias do Sul e chegada em Farroupilha, no
Santuário de Caravaggio.

A UMCC 217K – Ultramaratona Caminhos de Caravaggio (135milhas), está aberta para
atletas nas categorias Solo e Revezamentos em Duplas (Feminina, Masculina e Mista) e
Quartetos (Feminino, Masculino e Misto).
Os atletas deverão ser maiores de idade (18 anos) e CONCORDAREM com este
regulamento

Leia mais sobre em: https://www.ultracaminhosdecaravaggio.com.br/


17 de Janeiro de 2019 – Brazil 135 – Ultramarathon

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OFFICIAL PROGRAM 2019

EVENT DAY TIME PLACE

Applications AUG/15 Link Available on SPlife and web site

Rooster List SEP/30 ( Relação dos atletas convidados ) – SPlife and website

Pre Race Meeting JAN/16/2019 08:00 Faculdade UNIFAE – SJBV

Start ALL RACES JAN/17/2019 10:00 Faculdade UNIFAE – SJBV

Cut Off SJBV-AP JAN/17/2019 14:00 Aguas da Prata

Cut Off 3 Marathons JAN/18/2019 10:00 Borda da Mata

Cut Off 5 Marathons JAN/19/2019 10:00 Paraisópolis – Qualifying to Badwater Ultramarathon

Cut Off 5 Marathons JAN/19/2019 22:00 Paraisópolis NO Qualification to Badwater Ultramarathon

Start Pizza Party JAN/19/2019 16:00 Paraisópolis

Read More in: http://www.brazil135.com.br



The 15th annual Arrowhead 135 will be Jan 28th to 30th, 2019

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The Arrowhead 135 is recognized in the book “The World’s Toughest Endurance Challenges” by Richard Hoad and Paul Moore as one of the 50 toughest races in the world. It is a human powered Ultra Marathon taking place in the coldest part of winter in the coldest city in the lower 48 states. Our average finish rate is less than 50%, the finish rate for new racers is much lower. 2014 finish rate was 35%.

135 miles Deep Winter across Northern Minnesota on rugged, scenic Arrowhead State Snowmobile Trail from Frostbite I-Falls to Tower, MN Fortune Bay Casino. Pick mode of transport at start: bicycle, ski or foot. This is our 14th year, beginning withƒ 10 entrants in 2005 to ~150 starters 2018, featuring some of the best winter ultra-athletes in the world.

Historically coldest gosh darn race anyplace even the Arctic, check average temps, virtually every year luck has us -30 to -40C/F, we have frostbite to prove it. Or it snows and is a sloppy mess! Arrowhead 135 is an organization of local folks dedicated to the promotion of human powered ultra-endurance events across beautiful Arrowhead Region of Northern Minnesota. Our Race Mission is fostering national and international amateur endurance sports such as winter-biking, skiing and trail running.

Goal of organization is to offer, fun, educational, yet challenging ultra-endurance event in extreme trail and weather conditions for economic and health benefit of communities in Northern Minnesota.

Race has costs for permits, insurance, T-shirts, awards, operational costs,etc. but we are hoping to minimize entry fees and break even. Any profits go to Special Operations Warrior Foundation Charity, providing college scholarships to children of US Spec Ops Soldiers killed and wounded, Together For Good providing short-term respite to children in need, and the Falls Food Shelf. We also contribute to snowmobile trail maintenance along the Arrowhead Trail.

Ken and Jackie Krueger

Race Directors
Email: Info@ArrowheadUltra.com
Read More in: http://www.arrowheadultra.com/



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Badwater – Monday-Wednesday, July 23-25, 2018.

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RACE DATE: Monday-Wednesday, July 23-25, 2018.

SUNRISE / SUNSET (July 23, Furnace Creek): Civil Twilight (AM): 5:17am | Sunrise: 5:46am | Moonrise: 9:54am |Sunset: 8:00pm | Civil Twilight (PM): 8:29pm | Moonset: 9:04pm.

DISTANCE: 135 miles / 217 km.

WHO: An international, invitational field of up to 100 endurance athletes representing twenty-two countries and twenty-two American states. 2018 roster.

APPLYING TO ENTER: The Badwater 135 Ultramarathon is, and always has been, an invitational race. See above for the application timeline. Click the Entry tab above for the qualifying standards and application procedures.

RACE MAGAZINE: Click here to download the 2018 edition (10MB, 68-page PDF file).

STAY IN THE LOOP: If you are racing or if you are crewing, you should be receiving the regular email updates from the race office. Please also “Become a fan of” our Facebook page (Badwater135), join our 2018 Facebook Event Page, subscribe to our @Badwater Twitter feed (also please use hashtag #Badwater135 when Tweeting about the race), and follow our two Instagram accounts: @BadwaterHQ and @ChrisKostman.

IMPORTANT MANDATORY FORMS FOR RUNNERS AND CREW MEMBERS
All entrants must download, print, complete, sign, and bring the following mandatory forms to Racer Check-In:
Accident Waiver & Release of Liability (one per racer AND one per crew member)
Medical History Form (one per racer)
NPS Acknowledgement of Risk Form (one per racer)
Check-In Form (one per racer; updated on June 20, 2018)

Optional Custom Signage and/or “CAUTION RUNNERS ON ROAD” signage order form (June 30 is the deadline to submit)

Bring all these forms, fully completed, to Racer Check-In. (For crew members who will arrive later, have them complete and sign their waiver in advance of the race, and bring those waivers with you; we must receive all waivers and paperwork together during Racer Check-In.)

MEDIA: All journalists must apply for a Media Credential at least 30 days in advance of the race. More info. Contact us with questions. Download the Press Kit.

HOTELS: We have reserved blocks of rooms in Furnace Creek, Stovepipe Wells, and Lone Pine during our event. Information about our special pricing is provided ONLY to confirmed entrants in the race, as well as media. That special information is necessary to make reservations and to secure the special rates that we have obtained for Badwater 135 Ultramarathon racers, crew, and staff. Entrants, media, and sponsors: do not delay in making your reservations; the Death Valley and Lone Pine area is a very popular destination. All registered entrants will receive the special booking codes and information.

STARTING LOCATION: Badwater Basin, Death Valley, CA.

ENDING LOCATION: The end of Whitney Portal Road, above Lone Pine, CA, on Mt. Whitney, elevation 8360 feet. The race does not continue up the Whitney Trail further onto the mountain.

COURSE RECORDS: Men’s: Pete Kostelnick, 2016, USA: 21:56:32. Women’s: Alyson Venti (now Allen), 2016, USA, 25:53:07. More info.

AWARDS: All racers who begin the event will receive a Badwater 135 Ultramarathon t-shirt, hat, Badwater Magazine, and a goodie bag. All racers who officially complete the event within 48 hours will receive a finisher’s t-shirt and “The Holy Grail of Ultra Running,” the Badwater 135 Ultramarathon Belt Buckle.

RACE HEADQUARTERS: This will be set up during the race at the Furnace Creek Ranch and then at the Dow Villa in Lone Pine, CA for the duration of the race.

WEBCAST: We will post time splits, commentary, and images on a continual basis for the duration of the 48 hour race on this website at this link. We will be “live” throughout the race in July, plus we keep the entire webcast archived forever. We will post live GPS tracking of each runner, time splits, results, images, video, and much more, beginning a few hours after the start of the race. As for time splits, keep in mind that the first time station is 17 miles into the race and it will take people several hours to get there. (Please do not email us or ask us to pass along any information to any runner during the race. We don’t even check email during the race. Enjoy the show, everyone!)

PERMITS: This event is held under special use permits from the California Department of Transportation, Inyo National Forest, Death Valley National Park, and Inyo County, and is additionally overseen by the California Highway Patrol. (If one of these agencies won’t issue us a permit, this race could be cancelled. Please keep that in mind!)

In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs.)

To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whitten Building, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call (202) 720-5964 (voice and TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Read more in : http://www.badwater.com/event/badwater-135/

Arrowhead Ultra 135 -Jan 28th to 30th, 2019

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The 15th annual AH135 will be Jan 28th to 30th, 2019. We will take race veteran apps starting 9-1-18 and rookie apps 10-1-18. Please make sure you have a qualifying race – see below. Our roster is limited to ~150 racers and fills quickly.

Gear check will be Jan 26th/27th. Please ensure you meet or exceed the qualifications listed below if you plan to race.

Completing one of the below accomplishments would typically qualify an entrant for this year’s Arrowhead Winter Ultra;

however, entry is not guaranteed. The race directors reserve the right to change the rules in the interest of safety and sportsmanship or for any reason deemed appropriate by the race officials. The race directors reserve the right to select entrants based on other important considerations, as well as due to the requirements of insurers, sponsors, the Minnesota State DNR and other regulatory
agencies.
Basically, we look for both endurance and cold weather experience. Below are general guidelines.
Qualifying activities for runners:
Completing a prior Arrowhead 135, Tuscobia 160 or similar race.
Finishing 100 mile foot race or completed multi-sport event, including a 100 mile run. A race in winter conditions improves your odds of being selected and surviving.
Qualifying activities for bikers:
Complete a prior Arrowhead 135, Tuscobia 160, Susitna, or similar race.
Finishing 24 hour bike race, with minimum of 100 miles completed for off-road, or 200 miles on road. A race in winter conditions improves your odds of being selected and surviving.
Qualifying activities for skiers:
Complete a prior Arrowhead 135, Tuscobia 160, or similar race.
Finishing a 24 hour ski race with a minimum of 100 miles completed.

There are lots of articles, stories, and photo albums from racers, reporters, and volunteers. Go read them all.

READ MORE IN: http://www.arrowheadultra.com/

Badwater 135 Qualifying Standards – Badwater 135 Ultramarathon – July 23-25 , 2018

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Those submitting an application to compete in the 2018 Badwater 135 Ultramarathon must meet at least ONE or more of the following THREE Qualifying Standards. Please review these Qualifying Standards to determine which standard(s) describes you, if any. You will be required to select at least one of these when you submit your race application. Those who do not meet at least one of these standards MAY NOT apply.

Here are the Qualifying Standards, at least ONE of which must be met prior to applying:

  1. You have officially finished the Badwater 135 (the actual race held since 1987; “solo” efforts will not be considered, except those made prior to 1990) AND have completed at least one significant ultra running event (or significant ultra cycling or triathlon event) in the previous 12 months other than the Badwater 135.
  2. You have officially finished at least THREE running races of at least 100 continuous miles in length, at least one of them in the previous 12 months. Exception: Officially finishing the 81-mile BADWATER SALTON SEA race “counts” as one 100-mile race for this qualifying purpose. (Please see the list of Preferred Qualifying Races below.)
  3. You have officially finished the Brazil 135+ (either 135 miles in 48 hours or 160 miles in 62.5 hours) AND have completed at least one significant ultra running or other endurance sports event in the previous 12 months.

Preferred Qualifying Races

Not all 100-mile (and longer) races are created equal; some are more suitable than others for preparing a Badwater 135 applicant to be successful at the world’s toughest foot race.

Our view of ultrarunning is expansive, with the experience of an epic route being intrinsic to what we call “exploring the outer and inner universes.” As well, the physical, mental, emotional, and logistical challenge of traversing  a widely varying course with a plethora of terrain and climatic changes provides a more rewarding – and challenging – experience for all involved.

For 2017 and beyond, applicants with some of the following races on their resumé will have a greater likelihood of being selected to compete in the Badwater 135. (In other words, these races are not strictly required, but completion of some of them is highly recommended for all applicants.)

Brazil 135+, Brazil, 135mi / 217km or 160mi / 257km, Website

Keys 100, Florida, USA, 100mi / 162km, Website

Badwater Salton Sea, California, USA, 81mi / 130km, Website

Angeles Crest 100, California, USA, 100mi / 162km, Website

Arrowhead 135, Minnesota, 135mi / 217km, Website

Coast to Kosciuszko, Australia, 149mi / 240km, Website

Fat Dog 120 Trail Race, British Columbia, Canada, 120mi / 193km, Website

Grand Union Canal Race, United Kingdom, 145mi / 233km, Website

Hardrock 100, Colorado, USA,100mi / 162km, Website

HURT 100, Hawaii, USA, 100mi / 162km, Website

Leadville Trail 100, Colorado, USA, 100mi / 162km, Website

Nove Colli, Italy, 125mi / 202km, Website

Northburn 100, New Zealand, 100mi / 162km, Website

Pinhoti 100, Alabama, USA, 100mi / 162km, Website

Spartathlon, Greece, 153mi / 256km, Website

Superior 100 Fall Trail Race, Minnesota, USA, 100mi / 162km, Website

Tortour de Ruhr, Germany, 143mi / 230km, Website

Tuscobia 150. Wisconsin, USA, 150mi / 241km, Website

Ultramilano-Sanremo, Italy, 175mi / 281km, Website

Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc, France, 103mi / 166km, Website

Ultra-Trail Mt. Fuji, Japan, 102mi / 165km, Website

Ultrabalaton, Hungary, 136mi / 220km, Website

Wasatch Front 100, Utah, USA, Website

Western States 100, California, USA, 100mi / 162km, Website

Notes:

  • No applicant is guaranteed entry, except those noted above in the Badwater 135 Automatic Qualifying Spots section.
  • Some special consideration is given to applicants who competed the entire BADWATER ULTRA CUP in any previous year.
  • Some special consideration is given to applicants who are veteran Badwater 135 pacers. (A letter of recommendation from the athlete for whom you paced at the Badwater 135 is required. It must be sent by email from the person for whom you paced directly to the Badwater race office. It must be sent to adventurecorps-at-gmail-dot-com immediately prior to your application submission.)
  • You must have significant, relevant, and applicable race results from the previous two years.
  • 24-hour race results may NOT be submitted as equivalent to a 100-miler, regardless of how many miles are completed. However, feel free to include 24-Hour race results in your application, in addition to meeting the minimum qualifying events.
  • The three qualifying events of “100 continuous miles” means literally 100 continuous miles. As such, stage races do not count towards the minimum qualifying standards. However, please include any significant stage racing history in your application, in addition to the qualifying events.
  • Minimum application requirements must be attained prior to submitting the application to compete in the upcoming Badwater 135 Ultramarathon.
  • For every race mentioned, the application must include the full race name, year, place, and finishing time, plus the weblink to the specific webpage on the event website which will verify your claim. All links listed should be complete, i.e., start with http://.
  • “Officially finishing” any event mentioned is defined as meeting all time cutoffs, including the overall time limit, for the event in question.
2018 Application

The 2018 application will be available from 900am PST, January 19 through 500pm PST, February 2, 2018 only. The application is NOW CLOSED and we are no longer accepting applications.

Read More in: http://www.badwater.com/event/badwater-135/#tab-entry

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