The Hennepin Hundred is an ultra race in Sterling, United States, with 100 Miles, 50 Miles and 50K courses.
Waitlist spots are offered in the order people sign up. OMR Slam runners and OMR Coached athletes are guaranteed a spot.
In the final 8 weeks before the race, many people do not open the invitation email, or they decline it. If you are late on the waitlist and still want to run, contact us and we will do our best to get you in.
100 mile runners receive a buckle and a Hennepin Finisher shirt. See pictures on the website.
This is for anyone parking at the finish line and taking a bus to the start line.
Sign up to secure your aid station or spot. Previous aid station captains get first chance to run their aid station again.
Fill out the volunteer information so your credit can be applied. If you volunteered and cannot find your race credit, email the race director and we will help.
We use the email address you registered with for all important correspondence. To receive updates, rollover invites and special instructions, make sure our emails are not marked as spam.
The front page of the website is also kept updated with correspondence.
Rollover or withdrawal: see the Rules page on the website for directions. There are no exceptions to the policy, so that all runners are treated fairly.
The race cut-off time is 30 hours. To qualify for Western States, you must finish within that time.
Runners who were over the cut-off are listed on the website. They did not earn a Western States qualifier.
No-cost rollover if you tell us by 70 days before the event, on your UltraSignup registration history. 50% OMR event credit, valid for two years, until 25 days before the event. No refunds under any circumstances.
Sterling is a city in Whiteside County, Illinois, United States, situated along the Rock River. It had 14,782 residents at the 2020 census and has long been tied to manufacturing and the steel industry. Summers are warm and humid while winters are cold, so late spring and early autumn are the best seasons to race.
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