Northburn100

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Northburn100

Saturday 20th-21st March 2021

ENTER HERE (50km/ 100km/ 161km)

ENTER HERE - (2km Kids/ 5km/ 10km/ 21km/ 42km)

Online Registrations close: Wednesday 17th January at 8pm

Late Entry: At Race Registration on the day of Event (cash)

Races:

Schedule:

Friday 19th March 2021

  • 3pm – 5pm Registration at the marquee, Northburn Station – registration, gear check and ‘meet your fellow competitors’

  • 5pm Friday at the Marquee – Pre race briefing (Also check out the pre race briefing page for video logs of the entire 100mile course!)

Saturday 20th March 2021

  • 6am  race start - (42km, 50km, 100km and 161km) - Marquee at Northburn Station

  • 6pm 50km and 42km courses close (you have up to 12hours to complete these distances)- runners still on the course may be collected by a support vehicle at the race organisers discretion.

  • 7pm Saturday 5km and 10km night runs late registrations (no compulsory gear for these races)

  • 8:15pm 5km and 10km briefing.

  • 8.30pm 5km and 10km start

  • 10pm 5km and 10km Prize giving

Sunday 21st March 2021

  • 7.30am half marathon late registration opens.

  • 9am half marathon start.

  • 12pm 100km course closes (you have up to 30 hours to complete the 100km distance)- runners still on the course may be collected by a support vehicle at the race organisers discretion.

  • 12pm 50km and 100km lunch and presentations in the Marquee at start/finish area.

  • 12pm rego opens for the Kids adventure race

  • 12.45pm Half Marathon Prize-giving

  • 1pm Kids adventure race starts.

Monday  22nd March 2021

  • 6am 161km course closes (you have up to 48 hours to complete the 161km distance)- runners still on the course may be collected by a support vehicle at the race organisers discretion.

  • 10am 161km Brunch and presentations in the Marquee at start/finish area.

Go to Website for more information

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100Miler Information

Minimum gear requirements are:

  • small day backpack.

  • rain jacket – it can be just a ‘shell’ but it must be seam-sealed waterproof.

  • merino or thermal long sleeve top

  • extra fleece/ mid-weight top.

  • Whistle

  • long thermal tights or trousers

  • warm beanie or Thir Band

  • polyprop gloves

  • survival blanket

  • own snacks, gels, energy bars etc

  • water bottles/bladders – enough to carry 2 litres of water at all times

  • headlight for night-time with back up batteries

  • reflector stripes or vest or back flashing light for night-time running

  • cell phone (recommended but optional)

  • gaiters (optional but recommended)

  • gps/compass optional

  • waterproof over trousers (good to have in your drop bag at TW (major aid station up the mountain) just in case.