Difference between revisions of "Other Race Distances"
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===50-100 miles=== | ===50-100 miles=== | ||
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| + | *[La Ultramaratón Yahuarcocha (85km)] | ||
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| + | * [[London to Brighton Road Race|London to Brighton]] (deceased) | ||
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| + | RSA | ||
* [[Comrades Marathon]] | * [[Comrades Marathon]] | ||
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* [[Two Oceans Marathon]] | * [[Two Oceans Marathon]] | ||
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===>100 miles=== | ===>100 miles=== | ||
Revision as of 16:20, 27 January 2007
There are many races that are not standard distances or time frames but correspond to more natural phenomena. Examples that spring to mind are the Badwater Ultramarathon, 135 miles through Death Valley in the summer and the Spartathlon These races are quite often spectacular or challenging over and above the absolute time or distance involved.
The Races
< 50 miles
FRA
- Côte d’Opale Trail 48 & 25 k races
USA
50-100 miles
ARG
- [La Ultramaratón Yahuarcocha (85km)]
GBR
- London to Brighton (deceased)
RSA
USA
>100 miles
