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The race course consists of a running path USAT&F certified to be 500 meters in length. It was custom built around the perimeter of the manor by Rodger in 2003 for our use. The track width is an average of eight feet, and the surface is mostly well-packed crushed gravel.
 
The race course consists of a running path USAT&F certified to be 500 meters in length. It was custom built around the perimeter of the manor by Rodger in 2003 for our use. The track width is an average of eight feet, and the surface is mostly well-packed crushed gravel.
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Revision as of 14:37, 31 October 2009

Across the Years (ATY) is a 24, 48 and 72 hour multiday event that takes place at Nardini Manor in Litchfield Park, Arizona Nardini Manor is owned and operated by by ultrarunner Rodger Wrublik. The name comes from the fact that the event begins on December 29th and finishes January 1st.

Location

5601 S. Jackrabbit Trail,Litchfield Park, AZ 85340

Founded

  • 1983

Course

The race course consists of a running path USAT&F certified to be 500 meters in length. It was custom built around the perimeter of the manor by Rodger in 2003 for our use. The track width is an average of eight feet, and the surface is mostly well-packed crushed gravel.

Race Sabbatical

  • In 2009 the event is taking a break due to a scheduling clash.

Race Founder

  • Harold Sieglaff

Race Director

  • Paul Bonnet

Resource

Race Reports

Website


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