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| GLOW IN THE DARK 10K & HALF-MARATHON MEDALS! |
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Friday Night, June 21, 2013
A flashlight or headlamp is REQUIRED equipment for this race.
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| Photo by Mile 90 Photography |
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| Photo by Mile 90 Photography |
| Photo by Mile 90 Photography |
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| Photo by Mile 90 Photography |
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Race Instructions
Speed Limits and ParkingObey all speed limits, signage,
and parking regulations while driving through the park. Watch for wild animals crossing the roads. Race Day Check-in Please check-in at the registration table prior to the start of your race. Race Bibs If you want to show up in the results, please pin
your bib number to the FRONT of you somewhere, so that it is VISIBLE. Do not fold or mutilate the race bib, because
it will destroy the attached integral timing-chip. No
Littering!Littering
on the course will not be tolerated and will result in removal from the race and the results. Flashlights or headlamps WILL BE REQUIRED for all participants of this race. It's advisable to have both a flashlight and
headlamp. Special Weather-related Safety InformationYour safety is our primary concern.
In the event of severe weather (lightning, flooding, winds above 25 MPH, or tornado), we will shut the race down.
In the event of a tornado siren sounding, please find your way to a "substantial shelter," and wait for the
sirens and danger to subside. Or, if severe winds suddenly hit your location, lay down in a ditch
or low spot (that hasn’t yet filled with water), and put your hands over your head. After the danger
has passed, make your way to a paved road crossing or to a staffed aid station, so that we can get you back to your car or
civilization.
Injury ReportingIf you sustain any type of injury while on the course, you must report it to the next aid station. We will have trained EMT’s
on staff to assess and/or treat minor injuries. If you sustain an injury that is deemed by the EMT staff
to need further medical attention, you will not be allowed to continue in the race, and will be driven to an area hospital
by our staff or by ambulance.
Cut-off
Times
In the interest of your safety, there will be a cut-off time for the Half Marathon.
The Half marathon
for this night race is a 2-loop course.
You have to leave the Main Aid Station (mile 6.5) by 11:00 PM Cut-off time,
to start your 2nd loop.
That's a pace Per Mile of: 16 Minutes, 2 Seconds. Which is 3.74 Miles Per Hour (average).
Dropping-down to another
Distance or dropping-out of the race: You can change your distance before the race until One Week Prior to the Race, by emailing Bad Ben. And during
the race,
if you've bit-off more than you can chew, you can always drop out of the race, but you will need to notify the results team, so we aren't searching
for you. Carrying a Hydration Device is Advised: There will be plenty of aid along the course,
but it is advisable (for your own safety) that you carry a water bottle or hydration system with you. Race
distance on the trail can take much longer than on pavement...don't run out of water! Aid Stations:
There
will be a staffed aid stations on the course, as well as unstaffed water stops (with no cups)...you will need a bottle or
hydration device with you to obtain water at the unstaffed water stops. The staffed aid stations will offer water & sports
drink. Trail Markings:
The course is marked with yellow signs that
will tell you "right turn," "left turn," "straight ahead," and "wrong way." We will
mark the course with reflective ground flags and or ribbons at important intersections or turns. Care must be taken when crossing
roadways!
Dogs as Pacers: We are a dog-friendly bunch, within reason. You can run with your (well-mannered)
dog, but it must be on a leash, and you must not let it get entangled with another runner. Register your dog for any race
(on race night, for $10). It will be issued a bib number that needs to be attached (with your name and cell # written on it
with a sharpie). Your dog will be included in the official results, and receive a finisher's medal, if appropriate for
that distance/race. We won't allow any cruelty to animals, so you must attest to your dog's "trail conditioning."
If it appears that your dog is heat-stressed or otherwise physically stressed or injured, we will ask YOU AND YOUR DOG to
pull out of the race and seek out immediate veterinary help. Please provide water and food for your dog. You can refill your
dog's water at the aid stations.
Post-Race Meal
Upon completion of the race, participants can enjoy post-race food, beer, and beverages near
the start/finish area.
Race Direction: Ben Holmes 816-810-0440 $$$ to the TrailsNote: A large portion of this race’s net proceeds will go to the Kansas Trails Council exclusively for the Lake
Perry Trails "Friends of the Trail" Fund. So the actual trail that you will be running on, will receive the funds from the race!
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