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Battle Point Endurance Runs

May 2, 2020 @ 6:30 am - 8:00 pm PDT

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An event every year that begins at 6:30 am on day first of May, repeating until May 3, 2025

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Run Bainbridge is a new set of races that focus on showing off the beauty of Bainbridge Island through running! These events are produced by the same crew putting on The Cascade Super Series events, so you know you are in for a true running treat with the best race crew out there as you enjoy running on one of the true gems of the PNW.

Battle Point Endurance Run
How long you can endure? Tackle 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 or 12 hours to test your endurance. Your goal – pack in as many miles as you can. The 1.25 mile loop is located at the serene Battle Point Park on the NW side of Bainbridge Island. The party will be on as you get loopy in one of the most beautiful parks on the Island. We will keep you plenty entertained with music, food and fun challenges along the way.

HOW LONG CAN YOU ENDURE?
Get loopy, test your endurance, and see how long you can run in our new timed event format. Variety is the spice of life. We offer 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 hour timed events to see how long you can go. The longer you run, the more bling you get to haul home. The mission? Run as many 1.25 mile loops as you possibly can. Will it be fun? Heck yes! We will make sure the party is thumping at our start/finish line aid station so you can celebrate each loop.

What if you start and want to run longer? We will allow you to upgrade during the event to a longer time…all you need to do is bring cash and put it in the upgrade jar (and of course let the timers and race directors know)!

WHY A TIMED EVENT?
A shorter timed event (2 – 4 hours) is a great opportunity to get in a supported training run! Imagine getting to run with people while getting full aid every 1.25 miles! Use this event as a training opportunity for an upcoming marathon or ultra.

No fear of cut-offs: If you’ve been worried about attempting a marathon or 50k due to fear of course cut-offs, well you don’t have to worry about that any longer. Selecting a 6 – 12 hour event will give you plenty of time to tackle the marathon or 50k at your own pace!

Great Way to Tackle your First 50M – The 12 hour event is a perfect opportunity to take on your first 50 mile race in a well supported, low risk format.

It’s just plain fun! You will never feel like you are alone and will always have someone to run with. Plus you get to loop through the start/finish party every 1.25 miles!

RACE DAY SCHEDULE
Race Day Packet Pick-up and Registration: 6:30 AM – 7:45 AM
Pre-race Briefing: 7:45 AM
Race Start (all times): 8:00 AM
Race Finish (12 HR): 8:00 PM
*Awards for top overall male and female in each timed event will be given upon conclusion of each timed event

COURSE AID
There will be one fully stocked aid station at the start/finish area that runners will be able to access every loop. The aid station will be equipped with traditional ultra fare including salty snacks (chips, pretzels, etc.), candy, soda (coke and ginger ale), PB&J sandwiches, fruit (orange and banana), Gu Energy Gels, Gu Electrolyte Drink and some limited hot food items for the final 6 hours of the event.

PERSONAL AID, DROP BAGS, AND CREW
We encourage runners to bring their own drop bags and food items, especially if they have specific nutritional needs or preferences. We will allow bags to be stored in the picnic shelter at the start/finish area. Additionally, runners can feel free to set their bag along the course with a chair. Due to park limitations, we are not allowing tents at the event. Friends, family and crew are welcome to hang out at the start finish area to assist you or join you anywhere along the course.

RACE RULES
Timed events work a little differently than fixed distance races. You may run as many or as few miles you want in your allotted time. There is no minimum and no maximum distance, and no possibility of a dreaded DNF…so run as you please!! There are a few simple rules to guide you.

You must complete a full loop for distance to count, we do not take “partial” loop distances into account (i.e. you will not get credit for stopping half way through a loop).

You must FINISH your final loop before the time cut-off. So if you are running the 6 hour and go out for your final loop and finish your final loop at 6 hours and 2 minutes, the distance for your final loop will not count.

You must run the course in the designated direction (clockwise).

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Details

Date:
May 2, 2020
Time:
6:30 am - 8:00 pm
PDT
Event Categories:
Charity event, Runs & walks, Ultra
Website:
https://www.runbainbridge.com/

Organizer

Run Bainbridge
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Venue

Battle Point Park
11299 Arrow Point Dr NE
Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 United States
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