RELAY TEAMS
Team Size
Relay teams can consist of 2–4 people. Each Runner will have their own bib.
Gather a small crew of friends, training partners, or family members to share the miles and the fun.
Format
Choose your own adventure style!
There is no set order and no required number of laps for each runner.
Teams decide how to divide the running time—whether you rotate every lap, run in blocks, or let one runner go longer stretches.
Strategy
Some teams like to rotate frequently to stay fresh.
Others prefer longer turns so each runner gets into a rhythm.
The choice is completely up to you—flexibility is part of the fun!
Key Points
Each runner must be a registered team member and will receive their own bib (no need to swap an ankle bracelet or bib).
Only one runner is on the course at a time.
The team’s total laps will count toward the final result.
Benefits of the Relay
Shared experience: Tackle the challenge together.
Team energy: Support, cheer, and pace each other.
Flexibility: Adjust based on how everyone feels throughout the race.
Team Set Up
All relay teams are welcome to set up along the course just like the individual participants.
Awards
Each member of the first place team for both the 12 hour and 24 hour relays will receive an award (all awards are mailed).
Whether you’re testing your endurance with a partner or forming a full squad of four, the relay option makes the event a collaborative and memorable challenge.
