3 Days at the Fair

LAP COUNTING:
Laps will be tracked for each runner using MyLaps ProChip timing & scoring system. As each runner crosses over the mat to mark a “split,” the system will record it. Since the mat will be passed each time the runner circles the course, each split is thus equal to one lap. One word of caution regarding the counting of laps; Only completed laps will count towards your overall total mileage.

Pacers: This is a very simple course and pacers will not be allowed. You would have to work hard to get lost and in the spirit of competition try to do your best on your own efforts.
Any two or more registered runners, can run together as much as they desire. This is true no matter which race you are entered, all runners will be using the same course.

Trekking Poles: No Poles Allowed.

AID STATIONS:
The aid station is run by the finest crew of ultra running cooks. They will prepare an array of food that keeps you full of energy and your palate entertained. Special Veggie / Vegan foods are available through out the entire event. It will also be stocked with the usual ultra fare as well as hot and cold food for the entire event. Participants and crew will have access to prepare their own special concoctions. Access to the walk in refrigerator is available to everyone as well. Please notify Race Director if access to kitchen is wanted. PLEASE NOTE THE AID STATION FOOD IS NOT FOR CREW AND FAMILY. Also, your aid starts once your race starts and not before.

TOILETS:
Sussex County Fairgrounds has public restrooms located just a few steps from the course. There are also Shower facilities located inside the rest rooms.

AWARDS:
Local artwork will be presented on-site to the TOP 3 male and TOP 3 female completing the greatest number of miles for ALL timed races. Winners of each time category will be recognized at the breakfast/awards ceremony.


LIFETIME MILEAGE AWARDS:

Coins will be given out to runners at the Sunday Awards ceremony for lifetime miles. Awards will be given for 100 Miles, 250 Miles, 500 Miles, 1000 Miles. Paver Bricks 1500 Miles, 2000 Miles, and etc.

Non Lifetime awards / Event awards -
Runners receive one (1) of the following awards:

101 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 101 Miles in a single event.
(The Quadzilla is 4 marathons, not one event)
200 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 200 Miles in a single event.
Marathon Coin- awarded to those in the category Marathon
50K Coin- awarded to those in the category 50K
Quadzilla Coin- awarded to those doing the Quadzilla (4 Marathons or 4 50K's)


PETS
Sussex County Fairgrounds does allow pets, as long as they’re on a leash. By all means, please bring your pet(s) along if you like; there will be plenty of space for them. Please be careful when crossing the course. Also be aware that there will be many other animals on the property. If your pet is uncomfortable around horses, cows, poultry or other animals it may be best to leave them home.

SHARING THE COURSE WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Please be aware that the course will be closed to the general public while we’re using it. Having said that, Sussex County Fairgrounds is an active Fairground and will have a horse show, a poultry show, a garden show, a farmers market and possibly other activities going on away from the Race Course. Your friends and family are more than welcome to explore the property while you run. There is plenty to do on the Fairgrounds as well as close by off property.

LAP COUNTING:
Laps will be tracked for each runner using MyLaps ProChip timing & scoring system. As each runner crosses over the mat to mark a “split,” the system will record it. Since the mat will be passed each time the runner circles the course, each split is thus equal to one lap. One word of caution regarding the counting of laps; Only completed laps will count towards your overall total mileage.

Pacers: This is a very simple course and pacers will not be allowed. You would have to work hard to get lost and in the spirit of competition try to do your best on your own efforts.
Any two or more registered runners, can run together as much as they desire. This is true no matter which race you are entered, all runners will be using the same course.

Trekking Poles: No Poles Allowed.

AID STATIONS:
The aid station is run by the finest crew of ultra running cooks. They will prepare an array of food that keeps you full of energy and your palate entertained. Special Veggie / Vegan foods are available through out the entire event. It will also be stocked with the usual ultra fare as well as hot and cold food for the entire event. Participants and crew will have access to prepare their own special concoctions. Access to the walk in refrigerator is available to everyone as well. Please notify Race Director if access to kitchen is wanted. PLEASE NOTE THE AID STATION FOOD IS NOT FOR CREW AND FAMILY. Also, your aid starts once your race starts and not before.

TOILETS:
Sussex County Fairgrounds has public restrooms located just a few steps from the course. There are also Shower facilities located inside the rest rooms.

AWARDS:
Local artwork will be presented on-site to the TOP 3 male and TOP 3 female completing the greatest number of miles for ALL timed races. Winners of each time category will be recognized at the breakfast/awards ceremony.


LIFETIME MILEAGE AWARDS:

Coins will be given out to runners at the Sunday Awards ceremony for lifetime miles. Awards will be given for 100 Miles, 250 Miles, 500 Miles, 1000 Miles. Paver Bricks 1500 Miles, 2000 Miles, and etc.

Non Lifetime awards / Event awards -
Runners receive one (1) of the following awards:

101 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 101 Miles in a single event.
(The Quadzilla is 4 marathons, not one event)
200 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 200 Miles in a single event.
Marathon Coin- awarded to those in the category Marathon
50K Coin- awarded to those in the category 50K
Quadzilla Coin- awarded to those doing the Quadzilla (4 Marathons or 4 50K's)


PETS
Sussex County Fairgrounds does allow pets, as long as they’re on a leash. By all means, please bring your pet(s) along if you like; there will be plenty of space for them. Please be careful when crossing the course. Also be aware that there will be many other animals on the property. If your pet is uncomfortable around horses, cows, poultry or other animals it may be best to leave them home.

SHARING THE COURSE WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Please be aware that the course will be closed to the general public while we’re using it. Having said that, Sussex County Fairgrounds is an active Fairground and will have a horse show, a poultry show, a garden show, a farmers market and possibly other activities going on away from the Race Course. Your friends and family are more than welcome to explore the property while you run. There is plenty to do on the Fairgrounds as well as close by off property.

LAP COUNTING:
Laps will be tracked for each runner using MyLaps ProChip timing & scoring system. As each runner crosses over the mat to mark a “split,” the system will record it. Since the mat will be passed each time the runner circles the course, each split is thus equal to one lap. One word of caution regarding the counting of laps; Only completed laps will count towards your overall total mileage.

Pacers: This is a very simple course and pacers will not be allowed. You would have to work hard to get lost and in the spirit of competition try to do your best on your own efforts.
Any two or more registered runners, can run together as much as they desire. This is true no matter which race you are entered, all runners will be using the same course.

Trekking Poles: No Poles Allowed.

AID STATIONS:
The aid station is run by the finest crew of ultra running cooks. They will prepare an array of food that keeps you full of energy and your palate entertained. Special Veggie / Vegan foods are available through out the entire event. It will also be stocked with the usual ultra fare as well as hot and cold food for the entire event. Participants and crew will have access to prepare their own special concoctions. Access to the walk in refrigerator is available to everyone as well. Please notify Race Director if access to kitchen is wanted. PLEASE NOTE THE AID STATION FOOD IS NOT FOR CREW AND FAMILY. Also, your aid starts once your race starts and not before.

TOILETS:
Sussex County Fairgrounds has public restrooms located just a few steps from the course. There are also Shower facilities located inside the rest rooms.

AWARDS:
Local artwork will be presented on-site to the TOP 3 male and TOP 3 female completing the greatest number of miles for ALL timed races. Winners of each time category will be recognized at the breakfast/awards ceremony.


LIFETIME MILEAGE AWARDS:

Coins will be given out to runners at the Sunday Awards ceremony for lifetime miles. Awards will be given for 100 Miles, 250 Miles, 500 Miles, 1000 Miles. Paver Bricks 1500 Miles, 2000 Miles, and etc.

Non Lifetime awards / Event awards -
Runners receive one (1) of the following awards:

101 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 101 Miles in a single event.
(The Quadzilla is 4 marathons, not one event)
200 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 200 Miles in a single event.
Marathon Coin- awarded to those in the category Marathon
50K Coin- awarded to those in the category 50K
Quadzilla Coin- awarded to those doing the Quadzilla (4 Marathons or 4 50K's)


PETS
Sussex County Fairgrounds does allow pets, as long as they’re on a leash. By all means, please bring your pet(s) along if you like; there will be plenty of space for them. Please be careful when crossing the course. Also be aware that there will be many other animals on the property. If your pet is uncomfortable around horses, cows, poultry or other animals it may be best to leave them home.

SHARING THE COURSE WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Please be aware that the course will be closed to the general public while we’re using it. Having said that, Sussex County Fairgrounds is an active Fairground and will have a horse show, a poultry show, a garden show, a farmers market and possibly other activities going on away from the Race Course. Your friends and family are more than welcome to explore the property while you run. There is plenty to do on the Fairgrounds as well as close by off property.

LAP COUNTING:
Laps will be tracked for each runner using MyLaps ProChip timing & scoring system. As each runner crosses over the mat to mark a “split,” the system will record it. Since the mat will be passed each time the runner circles the course, each split is thus equal to one lap. One word of caution regarding the counting of laps; Only completed laps will count towards your overall total mileage.

Pacers: This is a very simple course and pacers will not be allowed. You would have to work hard to get lost and in the spirit of competition try to do your best on your own efforts.
Any two or more registered runners, can run together as much as they desire. This is true no matter which race you are entered, all runners will be using the same course.

Trekking Poles: No Poles Allowed.

AID STATIONS:
The aid station is run by the finest crew of ultra running cooks. They will prepare an array of food that keeps you full of energy and your palate entertained. Special Veggie / Vegan foods are available through out the entire event. It will also be stocked with the usual ultra fare as well as hot and cold food for the entire event. Participants and crew will have access to prepare their own special concoctions. Access to the walk in refrigerator is available to everyone as well. Please notify Race Director if access to kitchen is wanted. PLEASE NOTE THE AID STATION FOOD IS NOT FOR CREW AND FAMILY. Also, your aid starts once your race starts and not before.

TOILETS:
Sussex County Fairgrounds has public restrooms located just a few steps from the course. There are also Shower facilities located inside the rest rooms.

AWARDS:
Local artwork will be presented on-site to the TOP 3 male and TOP 3 female completing the greatest number of miles for ALL timed races. Winners of each time category will be recognized at the breakfast/awards ceremony.


LIFETIME MILEAGE AWARDS:

Coins will be given out to runners at the Sunday Awards ceremony for lifetime miles. Awards will be given for 100 Miles, 250 Miles, 500 Miles, 1000 Miles. Paver Bricks 1500 Miles, 2000 Miles, and etc.

Non Lifetime awards / Event awards -
Runners receive one (1) of the following awards:

101 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 101 Miles in a single event.
(The Quadzilla is 4 marathons, not one event)
200 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 200 Miles in a single event.
Marathon Coin- awarded to those in the category Marathon
50K Coin- awarded to those in the category 50K
Quadzilla Coin- awarded to those doing the Quadzilla (4 Marathons or 4 50K's)


PETS
Sussex County Fairgrounds does allow pets, as long as they’re on a leash. By all means, please bring your pet(s) along if you like; there will be plenty of space for them. Please be careful when crossing the course. Also be aware that there will be many other animals on the property. If your pet is uncomfortable around horses, cows, poultry or other animals it may be best to leave them home.

SHARING THE COURSE WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Please be aware that the course will be closed to the general public while we’re using it. Having said that, Sussex County Fairgrounds is an active Fairground and will have a horse show, a poultry show, a garden show, a farmers market and possibly other activities going on away from the Race Course. Your friends and family are more than welcome to explore the property while you run. There is plenty to do on the Fairgrounds as well as close by off property.

LAP COUNTING:
Laps will be tracked for each runner using MyLaps ProChip timing & scoring system. As each runner crosses over the mat to mark a “split,” the system will record it. Since the mat will be passed each time the runner circles the course, each split is thus equal to one lap. One word of caution regarding the counting of laps; Only completed laps will count towards your overall total mileage.

Pacers: This is a very simple course and pacers will not be allowed. You would have to work hard to get lost and in the spirit of competition try to do your best on your own efforts.
Any two or more registered runners, can run together as much as they desire. This is true no matter which race you are entered, all runners will be using the same course.

Trekking Poles: No Poles Allowed.

AID STATIONS:
The aid station is run by the finest crew of ultra running cooks. They will prepare an array of food that keeps you full of energy and your palate entertained. Special Veggie / Vegan foods are available through out the entire event. It will also be stocked with the usual ultra fare as well as hot and cold food for the entire event. Participants and crew will have access to prepare their own special concoctions. Access to the walk in refrigerator is available to everyone as well. Please notify Race Director if access to kitchen is wanted. PLEASE NOTE THE AID STATION FOOD IS NOT FOR CREW AND FAMILY. Also, your aid starts once your race starts and not before.

TOILETS:
Sussex County Fairgrounds has public restrooms located just a few steps from the course. There are also Shower facilities located inside the rest rooms.

AWARDS:
Local artwork will be presented on-site to the TOP 3 male and TOP 3 female completing the greatest number of miles for ALL timed races. Winners of each time category will be recognized at the breakfast/awards ceremony.


LIFETIME MILEAGE AWARDS:

Coins will be given out to runners at the Sunday Awards ceremony for lifetime miles. Awards will be given for 100 Miles, 250 Miles, 500 Miles, 1000 Miles. Paver Bricks 1500 Miles, 2000 Miles, and etc.

Non Lifetime awards / Event awards -
Runners receive one (1) of the following awards:

101 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 101 Miles in a single event.
(The Quadzilla is 4 marathons, not one event)
200 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 200 Miles in a single event.
Marathon Coin- awarded to those in the category Marathon
50K Coin- awarded to those in the category 50K
Quadzilla Coin- awarded to those doing the Quadzilla (4 Marathons or 4 50K's)


PETS
Sussex County Fairgrounds does allow pets, as long as they’re on a leash. By all means, please bring your pet(s) along if you like; there will be plenty of space for them. Please be careful when crossing the course. Also be aware that there will be many other animals on the property. If your pet is uncomfortable around horses, cows, poultry or other animals it may be best to leave them home.

SHARING THE COURSE WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Please be aware that the course will be closed to the general public while we’re using it. Having said that, Sussex County Fairgrounds is an active Fairground and will have a horse show, a poultry show, a garden show, a farmers market and possibly other activities going on away from the Race Course. Your friends and family are more than welcome to explore the property while you run. There is plenty to do on the Fairgrounds as well as close by off property.

LAP COUNTING:
Laps will be tracked for each runner using MyLaps ProChip timing & scoring system. As each runner crosses over the mat to mark a “split,” the system will record it. Since the mat will be passed each time the runner circles the course, each split is thus equal to one lap. One word of caution regarding the counting of laps; Only completed laps will count towards your overall total mileage.

Pacers: This is a very simple course and pacers will not be allowed. You would have to work hard to get lost and in the spirit of competition try to do your best on your own efforts.
Any two or more registered runners, can run together as much as they desire. This is true no matter which race you are entered, all runners will be using the same course.

Trekking Poles: No Poles Allowed.

AID STATIONS:
The aid station is run by the finest crew of ultra running cooks. They will prepare an array of food that keeps you full of energy and your palate entertained. Special Veggie / Vegan foods are available through out the entire event. It will also be stocked with the usual ultra fare as well as hot and cold food for the entire event. Participants and crew will have access to prepare their own special concoctions. Access to the walk in refrigerator is available to everyone as well. Please notify Race Director if access to kitchen is wanted. PLEASE NOTE THE AID STATION FOOD IS NOT FOR CREW AND FAMILY. Also, your aid starts once your race starts and not before.

TOILETS:
Sussex County Fairgrounds has public restrooms located just a few steps from the course. There are also Shower facilities located inside the rest rooms.

AWARDS:
Local artwork will be presented on-site to the TOP 3 male and TOP 3 female completing the greatest number of miles for ALL timed races. Winners of each time category will be recognized at the breakfast/awards ceremony.


LIFETIME MILEAGE AWARDS:

Coins will be given out to runners at the Sunday Awards ceremony for lifetime miles. Awards will be given for 100 Miles, 250 Miles, 500 Miles, 1000 Miles. Paver Bricks 1500 Miles, 2000 Miles, and etc.

Non Lifetime awards / Event awards -
Runners receive one (1) of the following awards:

101 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 101 Miles in a single event.
(The Quadzilla is 4 marathons, not one event)
200 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 200 Miles in a single event.
Marathon Coin- awarded to those in the category Marathon
50K Coin- awarded to those in the category 50K
Quadzilla Coin- awarded to those doing the Quadzilla (4 Marathons or 4 50K's)


PETS
Sussex County Fairgrounds does allow pets, as long as they’re on a leash. By all means, please bring your pet(s) along if you like; there will be plenty of space for them. Please be careful when crossing the course. Also be aware that there will be many other animals on the property. If your pet is uncomfortable around horses, cows, poultry or other animals it may be best to leave them home.

SHARING THE COURSE WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Please be aware that the course will be closed to the general public while we’re using it. Having said that, Sussex County Fairgrounds is an active Fairground and will have a horse show, a poultry show, a garden show, a farmers market and possibly other activities going on away from the Race Course. Your friends and family are more than welcome to explore the property while you run. There is plenty to do on the Fairgrounds as well as close by off property.

LAP COUNTING:
Laps will be tracked for each runner using MyLaps ProChip timing & scoring system. As each runner crosses over the mat to mark a “split,” the system will record it. Since the mat will be passed each time the runner circles the course, each split is thus equal to one lap. One word of caution regarding the counting of laps; Only completed laps will count towards your overall total mileage.

Pacers: This is a very simple course and pacers will not be allowed. You would have to work hard to get lost and in the spirit of competition try to do your best on your own efforts.
Any two or more registered runners, can run together as much as they desire. This is true no matter which race you are entered, all runners will be using the same course.

Trekking Poles: No Poles Allowed.

AID STATIONS:
The aid station is run by the finest crew of ultra running cooks. They will prepare an array of food that keeps you full of energy and your palate entertained. Special Veggie / Vegan foods are available through out the entire event. It will also be stocked with the usual ultra fare as well as hot and cold food for the entire event. Participants and crew will have access to prepare their own special concoctions. Access to the walk in refrigerator is available to everyone as well. Please notify Race Director if access to kitchen is wanted. PLEASE NOTE THE AID STATION FOOD IS NOT FOR CREW AND FAMILY. Also, your aid starts once your race starts and not before.

TOILETS:
Sussex County Fairgrounds has public restrooms located just a few steps from the course. There are also Shower facilities located inside the rest rooms.

AWARDS:
Local artwork will be presented on-site to the TOP 3 male and TOP 3 female completing the greatest number of miles for ALL timed races. Winners of each time category will be recognized at the breakfast/awards ceremony.


LIFETIME MILEAGE AWARDS:

Coins will be given out to runners at the Sunday Awards ceremony for lifetime miles. Awards will be given for 100 Miles, 250 Miles, 500 Miles, 1000 Miles. Paver Bricks 1500 Miles, 2000 Miles, and etc.

Non Lifetime awards / Event awards -
Runners receive one (1) of the following awards:

101 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 101 Miles in a single event.
(The Quadzilla is 4 marathons, not one event)
200 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 200 Miles in a single event.
Marathon Coin- awarded to those in the category Marathon
50K Coin- awarded to those in the category 50K
Quadzilla Coin- awarded to those doing the Quadzilla (4 Marathons or 4 50K's)


PETS
Sussex County Fairgrounds does allow pets, as long as they’re on a leash. By all means, please bring your pet(s) along if you like; there will be plenty of space for them. Please be careful when crossing the course. Also be aware that there will be many other animals on the property. If your pet is uncomfortable around horses, cows, poultry or other animals it may be best to leave them home.

SHARING THE COURSE WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Please be aware that the course will be closed to the general public while we’re using it. Having said that, Sussex County Fairgrounds is an active Fairground and will have a horse show, a poultry show, a garden show, a farmers market and possibly other activities going on away from the Race Course. Your friends and family are more than welcome to explore the property while you run. There is plenty to do on the Fairgrounds as well as close by off property.

LAP COUNTING:
Laps will be tracked for each runner using MyLaps ProChip timing & scoring system. As each runner crosses over the mat to mark a “split,” the system will record it. Since the mat will be passed each time the runner circles the course, each split is thus equal to one lap. One word of caution regarding the counting of laps; Only completed laps will count towards your overall total mileage.

Pacers: This is a very simple course and pacers will not be allowed. You would have to work hard to get lost and in the spirit of competition try to do your best on your own efforts.
Any two or more registered runners, can run together as much as they desire. This is true no matter which race you are entered, all runners will be using the same course.

Trekking Poles: No Poles Allowed.

AID STATIONS:
The aid station is run by the finest crew of ultra running cooks. They will prepare an array of food that keeps you full of energy and your palate entertained. Special Veggie / Vegan foods are available through out the entire event. It will also be stocked with the usual ultra fare as well as hot and cold food for the entire event. Participants and crew will have access to prepare their own special concoctions. Access to the walk in refrigerator is available to everyone as well. Please notify Race Director if access to kitchen is wanted. PLEASE NOTE THE AID STATION FOOD IS NOT FOR CREW AND FAMILY. Also, your aid starts once your race starts and not before.

TOILETS:
Sussex County Fairgrounds has public restrooms located just a few steps from the course. There are also Shower facilities located inside the rest rooms.

AWARDS:
Local artwork will be presented on-site to the TOP 3 male and TOP 3 female completing the greatest number of miles for ALL timed races. Winners of each time category will be recognized at the breakfast/awards ceremony.


LIFETIME MILEAGE AWARDS:

Coins will be given out to runners at the Sunday Awards ceremony for lifetime miles. Awards will be given for 100 Miles, 250 Miles, 500 Miles, 1000 Miles. Paver Bricks 1500 Miles, 2000 Miles, and etc.

Non Lifetime awards / Event awards -
Runners receive one (1) of the following awards:

101 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 101 Miles in a single event.
(The Quadzilla is 4 marathons, not one event)
200 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 200 Miles in a single event.
Marathon Coin- awarded to those in the category Marathon
50K Coin- awarded to those in the category 50K
Quadzilla Coin- awarded to those doing the Quadzilla (4 Marathons or 4 50K's)


PETS
Sussex County Fairgrounds does allow pets, as long as they’re on a leash. By all means, please bring your pet(s) along if you like; there will be plenty of space for them. Please be careful when crossing the course. Also be aware that there will be many other animals on the property. If your pet is uncomfortable around horses, cows, poultry or other animals it may be best to leave them home.

SHARING THE COURSE WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Please be aware that the course will be closed to the general public while we’re using it. Having said that, Sussex County Fairgrounds is an active Fairground and will have a horse show, a poultry show, a garden show, a farmers market and possibly other activities going on away from the Race Course. Your friends and family are more than welcome to explore the property while you run. There is plenty to do on the Fairgrounds as well as close by off property.

LAP COUNTING:
Laps will be tracked for each runner using MyLaps ProChip timing & scoring system. As each runner crosses over the mat to mark a “split,” the system will record it. Since the mat will be passed each time the runner circles the course, each split is thus equal to one lap. One word of caution regarding the counting of laps; Only completed laps will count towards your overall total mileage.

Pacers: This is a very simple course and pacers will not be allowed. You would have to work hard to get lost and in the spirit of competition try to do your best on your own efforts.
Any two or more registered runners, can run together as much as they desire. This is true no matter which race you are entered, all runners will be using the same course.

Trekking Poles: No Poles Allowed.

AID STATIONS:
The aid station is run by the finest crew of ultra running cooks. They will prepare an array of food that keeps you full of energy and your palate entertained. Special Veggie / Vegan foods are available through out the entire event. It will also be stocked with the usual ultra fare as well as hot and cold food for the entire event. Participants and crew will have access to prepare their own special concoctions. Access to the walk in refrigerator is available to everyone as well. Please notify Race Director if access to kitchen is wanted. PLEASE NOTE THE AID STATION FOOD IS NOT FOR CREW AND FAMILY. Also, your aid starts once your race starts and not before.

TOILETS:
Sussex County Fairgrounds has public restrooms located just a few steps from the course. There are also Shower facilities located inside the rest rooms.

AWARDS:
Local artwork will be presented on-site to the TOP 3 male and TOP 3 female completing the greatest number of miles for ALL timed races. Winners of each time category will be recognized at the breakfast/awards ceremony.


LIFETIME MILEAGE AWARDS:

Coins will be given out to runners at the Sunday Awards ceremony for lifetime miles. Awards will be given for 100 Miles, 250 Miles, 500 Miles, 1000 Miles. Paver Bricks 1500 Miles, 2000 Miles, and etc.

Non Lifetime awards / Event awards -
Runners receive one (1) of the following awards:

101 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 101 Miles in a single event.
(The Quadzilla is 4 marathons, not one event)
200 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 200 Miles in a single event.
Marathon Coin- awarded to those in the category Marathon
50K Coin- awarded to those in the category 50K
Quadzilla Coin- awarded to those doing the Quadzilla (4 Marathons or 4 50K's)


PETS
Sussex County Fairgrounds does allow pets, as long as they’re on a leash. By all means, please bring your pet(s) along if you like; there will be plenty of space for them. Please be careful when crossing the course. Also be aware that there will be many other animals on the property. If your pet is uncomfortable around horses, cows, poultry or other animals it may be best to leave them home.

SHARING THE COURSE WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Please be aware that the course will be closed to the general public while we’re using it. Having said that, Sussex County Fairgrounds is an active Fairground and will have a horse show, a poultry show, a garden show, a farmers market and possibly other activities going on away from the Race Course. Your friends and family are more than welcome to explore the property while you run. There is plenty to do on the Fairgrounds as well as close by off property.

LAP COUNTING:
Laps will be tracked for each runner using MyLaps ProChip timing & scoring system. As each runner crosses over the mat to mark a “split,” the system will record it. Since the mat will be passed each time the runner circles the course, each split is thus equal to one lap. One word of caution regarding the counting of laps; Only completed laps will count towards your overall total mileage.

Pacers: This is a very simple course and pacers will not be allowed. You would have to work hard to get lost and in the spirit of competition try to do your best on your own efforts.
Any two or more registered runners, can run together as much as they desire. This is true no matter which race you are entered, all runners will be using the same course.

Trekking Poles: No Poles Allowed.

AID STATIONS:
The aid station is run by the finest crew of ultra running cooks. They will prepare an array of food that keeps you full of energy and your palate entertained. Special Veggie / Vegan foods are available through out the entire event. It will also be stocked with the usual ultra fare as well as hot and cold food for the entire event. Participants and crew will have access to prepare their own special concoctions. Access to the walk in refrigerator is available to everyone as well. Please notify Race Director if access to kitchen is wanted. PLEASE NOTE THE AID STATION FOOD IS NOT FOR CREW AND FAMILY. Also, your aid starts once your race starts and not before.

TOILETS:
Sussex County Fairgrounds has public restrooms located just a few steps from the course. There are also Shower facilities located inside the rest rooms.

AWARDS:
Local artwork will be presented on-site to the TOP 3 male and TOP 3 female completing the greatest number of miles for ALL timed races. Winners of each time category will be recognized at the breakfast/awards ceremony.


LIFETIME MILEAGE AWARDS:

Coins will be given out to runners at the Sunday Awards ceremony for lifetime miles. Awards will be given for 100 Miles, 250 Miles, 500 Miles, 1000 Miles. Paver Bricks 1500 Miles, 2000 Miles, and etc.

Non Lifetime awards / Event awards -
Runners receive one (1) of the following awards:

101 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 101 Miles in a single event.
(The Quadzilla is 4 marathons, not one event)
200 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 200 Miles in a single event.
Marathon Coin- awarded to those in the category Marathon
50K Coin- awarded to those in the category 50K
Quadzilla Coin- awarded to those doing the Quadzilla (4 Marathons or 4 50K's)


PETS
Sussex County Fairgrounds does allow pets, as long as they’re on a leash. By all means, please bring your pet(s) along if you like; there will be plenty of space for them. Please be careful when crossing the course. Also be aware that there will be many other animals on the property. If your pet is uncomfortable around horses, cows, poultry or other animals it may be best to leave them home.

SHARING THE COURSE WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Please be aware that the course will be closed to the general public while we’re using it. Having said that, Sussex County Fairgrounds is an active Fairground and will have a horse show, a poultry show, a garden show, a farmers market and possibly other activities going on away from the Race Course. Your friends and family are more than welcome to explore the property while you run. There is plenty to do on the Fairgrounds as well as close by off property.

LAP COUNTING:
Laps will be tracked for each runner using MyLaps ProChip timing & scoring system. As each runner crosses over the mat to mark a “split,” the system will record it. Since the mat will be passed each time the runner circles the course, each split is thus equal to one lap. One word of caution regarding the counting of laps; Only completed laps will count towards your overall total mileage.

Pacers: This is a very simple course and pacers will not be allowed. You would have to work hard to get lost and in the spirit of competition try to do your best on your own efforts.
Any two or more registered runners, can run together as much as they desire. This is true no matter which race you are entered, all runners will be using the same course.

Trekking Poles: No Poles Allowed.

AID STATIONS:
The aid station is run by the finest crew of ultra running cooks. They will prepare an array of food that keeps you full of energy and your palate entertained. Special Veggie / Vegan foods are available through out the entire event. It will also be stocked with the usual ultra fare as well as hot and cold food for the entire event. Participants and crew will have access to prepare their own special concoctions. Access to the walk in refrigerator is available to everyone as well. Please notify Race Director if access to kitchen is wanted. PLEASE NOTE THE AID STATION FOOD IS NOT FOR CREW AND FAMILY. Also, your aid starts once your race starts and not before.

TOILETS:
Sussex County Fairgrounds has public restrooms located just a few steps from the course. There are also Shower facilities located inside the rest rooms.

AWARDS:
Local artwork will be presented on-site to the TOP 3 male and TOP 3 female completing the greatest number of miles for ALL timed races. Winners of each time category will be recognized at the breakfast/awards ceremony.


LIFETIME MILEAGE AWARDS:

Coins will be given out to runners at the Sunday Awards ceremony for lifetime miles. Awards will be given for 100 Miles, 250 Miles, 500 Miles, 1000 Miles. Paver Bricks 1500 Miles, 2000 Miles, and etc.

Non Lifetime awards / Event awards -
Runners receive one (1) of the following awards:

101 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 101 Miles in a single event.
(The Quadzilla is 4 marathons, not one event)
200 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 200 Miles in a single event.
Marathon Coin- awarded to those in the category Marathon
50K Coin- awarded to those in the category 50K
Quadzilla Coin- awarded to those doing the Quadzilla (4 Marathons or 4 50K's)


PETS
Sussex County Fairgrounds does allow pets, as long as they’re on a leash. By all means, please bring your pet(s) along if you like; there will be plenty of space for them. Please be careful when crossing the course. Also be aware that there will be many other animals on the property. If your pet is uncomfortable around horses, cows, poultry or other animals it may be best to leave them home.

SHARING THE COURSE WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Please be aware that the course will be closed to the general public while we’re using it. Having said that, Sussex County Fairgrounds is an active Fairground and will have a horse show, a poultry show, a garden show, a farmers market and possibly other activities going on away from the Race Course. Your friends and family are more than welcome to explore the property while you run. There is plenty to do on the Fairgrounds as well as close by off property.

LAP COUNTING:
Laps will be tracked for each runner using MyLaps ProChip timing & scoring system. As each runner crosses over the mat to mark a “split,” the system will record it. Since the mat will be passed each time the runner circles the course, each split is thus equal to one lap. One word of caution regarding the counting of laps; Only completed laps will count towards your overall total mileage.

Pacers: This is a very simple course and pacers will not be allowed. You would have to work hard to get lost and in the spirit of competition try to do your best on your own efforts.
Any two or more registered runners, can run together as much as they desire. This is true no matter which race you are entered, all runners will be using the same course.

Trekking Poles: No Poles Allowed.

AID STATIONS:
The aid station is run by the finest crew of ultra running cooks. They will prepare an array of food that keeps you full of energy and your palate entertained. Special Veggie / Vegan foods are available through out the entire event. It will also be stocked with the usual ultra fare as well as hot and cold food for the entire event. Participants and crew will have access to prepare their own special concoctions. Access to the walk in refrigerator is available to everyone as well. Please notify Race Director if access to kitchen is wanted. PLEASE NOTE THE AID STATION FOOD IS NOT FOR CREW AND FAMILY. Also, your aid starts once your race starts and not before.

TOILETS:
Sussex County Fairgrounds has public restrooms located just a few steps from the course. There are also Shower facilities located inside the rest rooms.

AWARDS:
Local artwork will be presented on-site to the TOP 3 male and TOP 3 female completing the greatest number of miles for ALL timed races. Winners of each time category will be recognized at the breakfast/awards ceremony.


LIFETIME MILEAGE AWARDS:

Coins will be given out to runners at the Sunday Awards ceremony for lifetime miles. Awards will be given for 100 Miles, 250 Miles, 500 Miles, 1000 Miles. Paver Bricks 1500 Miles, 2000 Miles, and etc.

Non Lifetime awards / Event awards -
Runners receive one (1) of the following awards:

101 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 101 Miles in a single event.
(The Quadzilla is 4 marathons, not one event)
200 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 200 Miles in a single event.
Marathon Coin- awarded to those in the category Marathon
50K Coin- awarded to those in the category 50K
Quadzilla Coin- awarded to those doing the Quadzilla (4 Marathons or 4 50K's)


PETS
Sussex County Fairgrounds does allow pets, as long as they’re on a leash. By all means, please bring your pet(s) along if you like; there will be plenty of space for them. Please be careful when crossing the course. Also be aware that there will be many other animals on the property. If your pet is uncomfortable around horses, cows, poultry or other animals it may be best to leave them home.

SHARING THE COURSE WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Please be aware that the course will be closed to the general public while we’re using it. Having said that, Sussex County Fairgrounds is an active Fairground and will have a horse show, a poultry show, a garden show, a farmers market and possibly other activities going on away from the Race Course. Your friends and family are more than welcome to explore the property while you run. There is plenty to do on the Fairgrounds as well as close by off property.

LAP COUNTING:
Laps will be tracked for each runner using MyLaps ProChip timing & scoring system. As each runner crosses over the mat to mark a “split,” the system will record it. Since the mat will be passed each time the runner circles the course, each split is thus equal to one lap. One word of caution regarding the counting of laps; Only completed laps will count towards your overall total mileage.

Pacers: This is a very simple course and pacers will not be allowed. You would have to work hard to get lost and in the spirit of competition try to do your best on your own efforts.
Any two or more registered runners, can run together as much as they desire. This is true no matter which race you are entered, all runners will be using the same course.

Trekking Poles: No Poles Allowed.

AID STATIONS:
The aid station is run by the finest crew of ultra running cooks. They will prepare an array of food that keeps you full of energy and your palate entertained. Special Veggie / Vegan foods are available through out the entire event. It will also be stocked with the usual ultra fare as well as hot and cold food for the entire event. Participants and crew will have access to prepare their own special concoctions. Access to the walk in refrigerator is available to everyone as well. Please notify Race Director if access to kitchen is wanted. PLEASE NOTE THE AID STATION FOOD IS NOT FOR CREW AND FAMILY. Also, your aid starts once your race starts and not before.

TOILETS:
Sussex County Fairgrounds has public restrooms located just a few steps from the course. There are also Shower facilities located inside the rest rooms.

AWARDS:
Local artwork will be presented on-site to the TOP 3 male and TOP 3 female completing the greatest number of miles for ALL timed races. Winners of each time category will be recognized at the breakfast/awards ceremony.


LIFETIME MILEAGE AWARDS:

Coins will be given out to runners at the Sunday Awards ceremony for lifetime miles. Awards will be given for 100 Miles, 250 Miles, 500 Miles, 1000 Miles. Paver Bricks 1500 Miles, 2000 Miles, and etc.

Non Lifetime awards / Event awards -
Runners receive one (1) of the following awards:

101 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 101 Miles in a single event.
(The Quadzilla is 4 marathons, not one event)
200 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 200 Miles in a single event.
Marathon Coin- awarded to those in the category Marathon
50K Coin- awarded to those in the category 50K
Quadzilla Coin- awarded to those doing the Quadzilla (4 Marathons or 4 50K's)


PETS
Sussex County Fairgrounds does allow pets, as long as they’re on a leash. By all means, please bring your pet(s) along if you like; there will be plenty of space for them. Please be careful when crossing the course. Also be aware that there will be many other animals on the property. If your pet is uncomfortable around horses, cows, poultry or other animals it may be best to leave them home.

SHARING THE COURSE WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Please be aware that the course will be closed to the general public while we’re using it. Having said that, Sussex County Fairgrounds is an active Fairground and will have a horse show, a poultry show, a garden show, a farmers market and possibly other activities going on away from the Race Course. Your friends and family are more than welcome to explore the property while you run. There is plenty to do on the Fairgrounds as well as close by off property.

LAP COUNTING:
Laps will be tracked for each runner using MyLaps ProChip timing & scoring system. As each runner crosses over the mat to mark a “split,” the system will record it. Since the mat will be passed each time the runner circles the course, each split is thus equal to one lap. One word of caution regarding the counting of laps; Only completed laps will count towards your overall total mileage.

Pacers: This is a very simple course and pacers will not be allowed. You would have to work hard to get lost and in the spirit of competition try to do your best on your own efforts.
Any two or more registered runners, can run together as much as they desire. This is true no matter which race you are entered, all runners will be using the same course.

Trekking Poles: No Poles Allowed.

AID STATIONS:
One aid station will be open from 9:00am on Thursday through Sunday morning. The aid station is run by the finest crew of ultra running cooks. They will prepare an array of food that keeps you full of energy and your palate entertained. Special Veggie / Vegan foods are available through out the entire event. It will also be stocked with the usual ultra fare as well as hot and cold food for the entire event. Participants and crew will have access to prepare their own special concoctions. Access to the walk in refrigerator is available to everyone as well. Please notify Race Director if access to kitchen is wanted. PLEASE NOTE THE AID STATION FOOD IS NOT FOR CREW AND FAMILY. Also, your aid starts once your race starts and not before.

TOILETS:
Sussex County Fairgrounds has public restrooms located just a few steps from the course. There are also Shower facilities located inside the rest rooms.

AWARDS:
Local artwork will be presented on-site to the TOP 3 male and TOP 3 female completing the greatest number of miles for ALL timed races. Winners of each time category will be recognized at the breakfast/awards ceremony.


LIFETIME MILEAGE AWARDS:

Coins will be given out to runners at the Sunday Awards ceremony for lifetime miles. Awards will be given for 100 Miles, 250 Miles, 500 Miles, 1000 Miles. Paver Bricks 1500 Miles, 2000 Miles, and etc.

Non Lifetime awards / Event awards -
Runners receive one (1) of the following awards:

101 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 101 Miles in a single event.
(The Quadzilla is 4 marathons, not one event)
200 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 200 Miles in a single event.
Marathon Coin- awarded to those in the category Marathon
50K Coin- awarded to those in the category 50K
Quadzilla Coin- awarded to those doing the Quadzilla (4 Marathons or 4 50K's)


PETS
Sussex County Fairgrounds does allow pets, as long as they’re on a leash. By all means, please bring your pet(s) along if you like; there will be plenty of space for them. Please be careful when crossing the course. Also be aware that there will be many other animals on the property. If your pet is uncomfortable around horses, cows, poultry or other animals it may be best to leave them home.

SHARING THE COURSE WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Please be aware that the course will be closed to the general public while we’re using it. Having said that, Sussex County Fairgrounds is an active Fairground and will have a horse show, a poultry show, a garden show, a farmers market and possibly other activities going on away from the Race Course. Your friends and family are more than welcome to explore the property while you run. There is plenty to do on the Fairgrounds as well as close by off property.

LAP COUNTING:
Laps will be tracked for each runner using MyLaps ProChip timing & scoring system. As each runner crosses over the mat to mark a “split,” the system will record it. Since the mat will be passed each time the runner circles the course, each split is thus equal to one lap. One word of caution regarding the counting of laps; Only completed laps will count towards your overall total mileage.

Pacers: This is a very simple course and pacers will not be allowed. You would have to work hard to get lost and in the spirit of competition try to do your best on your own efforts.
Any two or more registered runners, can run together as much as they desire. This is true no matter which race you are entered, all runners will be using the same course.

Trekking Poles: No Poles Allowed.

AID STATIONS:
The aid station is run by the finest crew of ultra running cooks. They will prepare an array of food that keeps you full of energy and your palate entertained. Special Veggie / Vegan foods are available through out the entire event. It will also be stocked with the usual ultra fare as well as hot and cold food for the entire event. Participants and crew will have access to prepare their own special concoctions. Access to the walk in refrigerator is available to everyone as well. Please notify Race Director if access to kitchen is wanted. PLEASE NOTE THE AID STATION FOOD IS NOT FOR CREW AND FAMILY. Also, your aid starts once your race starts and not before.

TOILETS:
Sussex County Fairgrounds has public restrooms located just a few steps from the course. There are also Shower facilities located inside the rest rooms.

AWARDS:
Local artwork will be presented on-site to the TOP 3 male and TOP 3 female completing the greatest number of miles for ALL timed races. Winners of each time category will be recognized at the breakfast/awards ceremony.


LIFETIME MILEAGE AWARDS:

Coins will be given out to runners at the Sunday Awards ceremony for lifetime miles. Awards will be given for 100 Miles, 250 Miles, 500 Miles, 1000 Miles. Paver Bricks 1500 Miles, 2000 Miles, and etc.

Non Lifetime awards / Event awards -
Runners receive one (1) of the following awards:

101 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 101 Miles in a single event.
(The Quadzilla is 4 marathons, not one event)
200 Belt Buckles- awarded to those reaching 200 Miles in a single event.
Marathon Coin- awarded to those in the category Marathon
50K Coin- awarded to those in the category 50K
Quadzilla Coin- awarded to those doing the Quadzilla (4 Marathons or 4 50K's)


PETS
Sussex County Fairgrounds does allow pets, as long as they’re on a leash. By all means, please bring your pet(s) along if you like; there will be plenty of space for them. Please be careful when crossing the course. Also be aware that there will be many other animals on the property. If your pet is uncomfortable around horses, cows, poultry or other animals it may be best to leave them home.

SHARING THE COURSE WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Please be aware that the course will be closed to the general public while we’re using it. Having said that, Sussex County Fairgrounds is an active Fairground and will have a horse show, a poultry show, a garden show, a farmers market and possibly other activities going on away from the Race Course. Your friends and family are more than welcome to explore the property while you run. There is plenty to do on the Fairgrounds as well as close by off property.