The course is USATF certified as of Aug. 1, 2023, and it is fast and flat. The average temperature range is 50° / 29°F, so runners can expect top performances and can prepare for the upcoming monsoon months.
All the typical ultra favorites and some atypical nosh from the sponsors are available at the aid station, and athletes are never more than a half a mile from help.
This event was approved by the Livingston Town Council at its June 2023 meeting.
Field availability is 6:00 AM to 7:30 PM. The Gazebo Field opens one hour before the first event and 30 minutes after the last concludes.
12-hour and six-hour runners receive instructions and safety notifications 10 minutes before the 7 AM start.
Three-hour runners receive instructions and safety notifications 10 minutes before the 8 AM start.
One-hour runners receive instructions and safety notifications 10 minutes before the 9 AM start.
The top three male and female finishers in each race receive a custom wall plaque.
Because the Oval is a public space, littering of any kind may result in disqualification.
100% refund more than two months before race day. 50% refund or one deferment to the following year between two months and one month before. 25% refund or one deferment between one month and one week before. No refunds or deferments one week or less before race day.
The course is USATF certified and is fast and flat. Races run on the Livingston Oval, and athletes are never more than a half a mile from the aid station. Race bibs must be worn on the front of the runner.
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Livingston is the name of several communities in the United States, and the events listed under Livingston are held in Montana and New Jersey. Check each event's page for its exact location, the local climate and the best time of year to race there.
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