Health & Fitness
Breckenridge 100 -Entry
- Item Number
- 135
- Estimated Value
- 77 USD
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- 1 - Bid History
Item Description
This year Marathon competitors will be able to choose either the Breckenridge 100 or B-68 race for Series points. The Breckenridge 100 Ultra race will award points 1.5 times greater than the B-68 Marathon.
Fifth stop in the National Ultra Endurance Series. Fourth race in the Rocky Mountain Endurance Series.
Event Highlights:
Why not take the test this summer?
Welcome to Colorado’s premier off-road ultra endurance race, the 8th annual Breckenridge 100. Featuring Solo and Three Person Team Competitions, this incredible course climbs 13,719 feet over 100 miles.
It’s what pristine backcountry mountain biking is all about.
So start studying: the test is waiting for you on Sunday July 15th! Featuring a sprawling course nestled between 3 ski resorts; participants are treated with a unique combination of beauty and challenge. The distinct cloverleaf loops offer team competitors the opportunity to strategize their efforts and pick which loop each participant will tackle.
Our renowned course architect has linked together an amazing network of backcountry trails, roads, double track and bike paths that will take you beyond your typical boundaries. From start to finish, you will be both pampered and pushed to your limit at the same time. You’ll cross the Continental Divide three times, climb 12,000 foot passes, and forge high mountain streams while returning to the support and encouragement of staff, friends and teammates who are waiting for you in historic downtown Breckenridge.
B-68 and B-32
Welcome to the 7th annual B-68 Marathon Race and 5th Annual B-32 Half Marathon Race; featuring the second and third loops of big brother Breckenridge 100. The B-68 course is a unique combination of mountainous terrains, gaining approximately 9,000 feet. Two distinct cloverleaf style loops await Solo and Duo Team competitors. The B-32 races over the high alpine, technically challenging Loop 2 for Solo riders only.
Event Details:
Sunday, July 15. No license required.
- Breckenridge 100 Ultra – 100 miles. Starts 6:00 am
- B-68 Marathon – Starts 10:00 am
- B-32 Half Marathon – Starts 10:00 am
Part of the Rocky Mountain Endurance Series
Rocky Mountain Endurance is pleased to announce the 2012 race series calendar. Featuring Marathon, Half Marathon, and Cross-country disciplines, each of our courses will test the stamina and consistency of athletes throughout the season. Join past champions and emerging competitors to compete for the title of RME’s overall series winner. Finishers in the top ten at each race receive points. Series Rankings will be maintained for the top 20 in each division.
Our races….
The Series kicks off in late April at Voodoo Fire, a rippin’ long loop of bluffs and sage encircling Lake Pueblo State Park in Southern Colorado.
Racers then head to Castle Rock in May for the Ridgeline Rampage: a tight, rolling 10-mile circuit through Gambel Oak and Pinyon overlooking Castle Rock and Pikes Peak. Newly designed last year, this course rips!
Two weeks later Lakewood hosts the return of the 10th annual Battle the Bear! We have united our favorite events and distances (including the marathon discipline formerly known as the Front Range 60) into one exciting day at Bear Creek Lake Park.
The fourth and most prestigious race of the Series is the epic Breckenridge 100, the B-68 or the B-32. These races begin and end in historic downtown and include demanding loops through some of Summit County’s beautiful high alpine trails.
The series concludes in early August with the PV Cycle Derby. The scenic Peaceful Volley Scout Ranch outside Elbert, Colorado hosts an unparalleled tour through prairie grassland and low hills of the Black Forest. Peaceful Valley is a remarkable venue where we will crown this year’s Series champions!
Our events include athlete gift bags, custom clothing, post-race meal, cold brews, awards party and podium prizes, a juniors’ cross-country series, free kids race, and convenient camping. We encourage competitors to spend the weekend at our scenic venues and enjoy the camaraderie of racers, fans and sponsors.
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