Ultra Running

Quintus Calumnia

Steve — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 09:30:23 +0000

Mega Ultra Quintus Calumnia (11th November 2012 – 16th November 2012)

Quintus Calumnia consists of the stages twenty-five to thirty of the Relentless Race

Consisting of the following stages:

Total race distance – 315 miles (anticipated)

Quintus Calumnia Race Rules

Quintus Calumnia can be entered in its entirety as an Individual or Team running all 315 miles or a Relay Team. The race is further split into six days, each day representing a unique ultra event which can again be entered as an Individual or as a Team or Relay Team. The length of the course is very challenging and for competitors own safety and fairness the following rules must be adhered to. Failure to comply with these rules may result in disqualification from this and future events.

Individual Entrants:

Competitors intending to complete the entire section of the course on their own.

Team Entrants:

Teams of minimum 2, up to a maximum of 6 can enter, with each team member completing the entire course.

Relay Team Entrants:

Teams of minimum 2, up to a maximum of 6 can enter, with just one team member running a check-point leg and then handing over to another team member. All other relay team members can offer support but the running team member has to reach their respective check-point unaided. The entry fees allow for a single camping facility, together with food. If more team members wish to stay in the camp as support, an additional charge of £20.00 per head will apply per camp night.

The Event

Quintus Calumnia is organised by Ultra Running Limited and is open to runners, walkers, and teams of two or more. All entrants must be 18 years of age or over at the start of the race. Each competitor must ensure that they carry with them all of their individual requirements needed to complete the race. Every entrant must confirm that they have read these rules and other event information and therefore understand the nature of the event and that participation is at their own risk.

Race Entries

Competitors must register at each stages respective start location at least one hour before the start of the race and present their kit for examination on request. Race start is 8:00am.

Each participant will be given a race number which must be clearly attached by safety pins to the front chest. If this is not clearly visible you may be delayed at checkpoints.

Teams must have pre-registered before the day and consist of at least two competitors who will also count as individual competitors amongst the rankings. For a Team to successfully complete the race, all sections of the course must have been completed during race time by at least two members of the Team.

Competitors must be self-sufficient, and carry the following mandatory items:

a. Backpack or equivalent b. Head Torch with spare batteries c. OS Map for their route d. Compass or GPS device e. Whistle f. Mobile phone g. Emergency food pack consisting of two chocolate bars, Mars or similar h. First Aid Kit

Checkpoints and Water Stations

Quintus Calumnia should be treated as a totally self-sufficient race with the exception of water supply. Water stations are located at all checkpoints at pre-determined points along the race. However, apart from CP1 on each day’s race, nutrition will be provided at all other check-points.

Competitors must go through all check points and it is their sole responsibility to ensure that the check point attendant has recorded their race number; failure to do so at any check point will mean the competitor has failed to complete the race and will be disqualified.

Any competitor found to not follow the pre-determined race route will be disqualified.

Competitor Retirement

If any competitor has to retire for whatever reason they must contact the race organisers immediately, either by advising a checkpoint attendant or telephoning the emergency number given at the start of the race. The emergency number will also be texted to each competitor before race day.

Time Restraints

Quintus Calumnia is physically and mentally demanding and few athletes will have the fitness or resolve to complete the course. As such Ultra Running will pre-set cut-off times along the route, purely for Health & Safety purposes. In addition, if Ultra Running or any of its representatives deem for any reason that a competitor should not continue, Ultra Running Limited’s decision will be final.

Accommodation

Competitors will be provided with free use of tenting facilities at the end of each race stage at pre-determined locations, with the exception of the race completion, although this can be made available for an additional £20.00 charge. On the same lines, Relay Teams have an allowance of one camping facility included within the entry fee, additional camping places are available at £20.00 per night per head. Ultra Running will also provide an evening meal and breakfast at these camp-locations. It is requested that all of these facilities and the route itself, are respected and kept litter free by all competitors, family, friends or anybody else with an association with the race.

The organisers are more than happy to source alternative accommodation such as B&B or hotel, subject to availability and cost at any of the camp locations for any family member or supporter who wishes to attend the event.

Registration & Entry Fees

Run for FREE – Raise an agreed amount of money for our nominated chartity and you can run for free, please ask for more information. Corporate sponsorship in support of the Athletes is welcome.

Entry fees for Quintus Calumnia include camp-site facilities or similar and breakfast the following day, at the end of Two Moors Way Ultra, East Devon Way Ultra, Wessex Ridgeway Ultra, Clarendon Way Ultra, and Sussex Border Path Ultra. An evening meal is served at the end of each day’s race. Unlimited water is available throughout the challenge.

(Ultra Running Limited will be trying to raise corporate sponsorship for the Quintus Calumnia Races; you may know of someone yourself who is interested in sponsoring you as an individual or as a Team).

Mega Ultra competitors can secure their place with an initial deposit of 25% followed by three further 25% payments. The second payment due six months before the event, the third payment due with three months before the event and final payment eight weeks before the event.

Individual or Team – £360.00 per person
Relay Team of two – £180.00/person
Relay Team of three – £120.00/person
Relay Team of four – £90.00/person
Relay Team of five – £75.00/person
Relay Team of six – £60.00/person

Enter just one of the six days:

Individual – £45.00 (not including camping which is an extra £20.00 if required by prior arrangement)
Team members – £30.00 / person (not including camping which is an extra £20.00 if required by prior arrangement)

To complete entry the applicant must submit the following documents

a. Online registration form b. Personal Information form c. Full payment (see above) payable to ‘Ultra Running Limited’

Optional

emailed photograph of competitor which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.
Brief description of your reasons for doing the event which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.

Cancellation

In the event of cancellation of the race, Ultra Running Ltd. undertakes to refund payments received, less any out of pocket expenses which are determined at 25%. Cancellations within four weeks of the event will not receive a refund but at the discretion of the organisers may be transferred to the following year’s race.

Photo coverage

Ultra Running Ltd. reserves all exclusive rights for photo coverage of its events. Participants agree that Ultra Running Limited may use exclusively their individual or collective names and pictures for anything related directly or indirectly to their participation in this event.

Finisher Medals & Trophies

All finishers will receive a bespoke medal and a T-Shirt, in conjunction with the particular race they have entered.

In addition, Secundo Calumnia competitors will also receive medals and T-Shirts for the each day ultra they complete during their event.

Trophies for

Men’s individual winner trophy for all ultra events
Ladies individual winner trophy for all ultra events
Team trophy
Relay Team trophy

The organisers reserve the right to change or amend any part of the event.

Quartus Calumnia

Steve — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 08:37:05 +0000

Mega Ultra Quartus Calumnia (5th November 2012 – 10th November 2012)

Quartus Calumnia consists of the stages nineteen to twenty-four of the Relentless Race

Consisting of the following stages:

Total race distance – 323 miles

Quartus Calumnia Race Rules

Quartus Calumnia can be entered in its entirety as an Individual or Team running all 323 miles or a Relay Team. The race is further split into six days, each day representing a unique ultra event which can again be entered as an Individual or as a Team or Relay Team. The length of the course is very challenging and for competitors own safety and fairness the following rules must be adhered to. Failure to comply with these rules may result in disqualification from this and future events.

Individual Entrants:

Competitors intending to complete the entire section of the course on their own.

Team Entrants:

Teams of minimum 2, up to a maximum of 6 can enter, with each team member completing the entire course.

Relay Team Entrants:

The Event

Quartus Calumnia is organised by Ultra Running Limited and is open to runners, walkers, and teams of two or more. All entrants must be 18 years of age or over at the start of the race. Each competitor must ensure that they carry with them all of their individual requirements needed to complete the race. Every entrant must confirm that they have read these rules and other event information and therefore understand the nature of the event and that participation is at their own risk.

Race Entries

Competitors must register at each stages respective start location at least one hour before the start of the race and present their kit for examination on request. Race start is 8:00am.

Each participant will be given a race number which must be clearly attached by safety pins to the front chest. If this is not clearly visible you may be delayed at checkpoints.

Competitors must be self-sufficient, and carry the following mandatory items:

Checkpoints and Water Stations

Quartus Calumnia is a totally self-sufficient race with the exception of water supply. Water stations are located at all checkpoints at pre-determined points along the race. However, with the exception of each day’s CP1 station, nutrition will be provided at all other check points.

Any competitor found to not follow the pre-determined race route will be disqualified.

Competitor Retirement

Time Restraints

Quartus Calumnia is physically and mentally demanding and few athletes will have the fitness or resolve to complete the course. As such Ultra Running will pre-set cut-off times along the route, purely for Health & Safety purposes. In addition, if Ultra Running or any of its representatives deem for any reason that a competitor should not continue, Ultra Running Limited’s decision will be final.

Accommodation

Registration & Entry Fees

Run for FREE – Raise an agreed amount of money for our nominated chartity and you can run for free, please ask for more information. Corporate sponsorship in support of the Athletes is welcome.

Entry fees for Quartus Calumnia include camp-site facilities or similar and breakfast the following day, at the end of Oxfordshire Way Ultra, White Horse Trail Ultra, Macmillan Way Ultra, West Deane Way Ultra, and West Devon Way Ultra. An evening meal is served at the end of each day’s race. Unlimited water is available throughout the challenge.

(Ultra Running Limited will be trying to raise corporate sponsorship for the Quartus Calumnia Races; you may know of someone yourself who is interested in sponsoring you as an individual or as a Team).

Mega Ultra competitors can secure their place with an initial deposit of 25% followed by three further 25% payments. The second payment due six months before the event, the third payment due with three months before the event and final payment eight weeks before the event.

Individual or Team – £360.00 per person
Relay Team of two – £180.00/person
Relay Team of three – £120.00/person
Relay Team of four – £90.00/person
Relay Team of five – £75.00/person
Relay Team of six – £60.00/person

Enter just one of the six days:

Individual – £45.00 (not including camping which is an extra £20.00 if required by prior arrangement)
Team members – £30.00 / person (not including camping which is an extra £20.00 if required by prior arrangement)

To complete entry the applicant must submit the following documents

a. Online registration form b. Personal Information form c. Full payment (see above) payable to ‘Ultra Running Limited’

Optional

emailed photograph of competitor which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.
Brief description of your reasons for doing the event which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.

Cancellation

Photo coverage

Finisher Medals & Trophies

All finishers will receive a bespoke medal and a T-Shirt, in conjunction with the particular race they have entered.

In addition, Secundo Calumnia competitors will also receive medals and T-Shirts for the each day ultra they complete during their event.

Trophies for

Men’s individual winner trophy for all ultra events
Ladies individual winner trophy for all ultra events
Team trophy
Relay Team trophy

The organisers reserve the right to change or amend any part of the event.

Tertius Calumnia

Steve — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 06:51:54 +0000

Mega Ultra Tertius Calumnia (30th October 2012 – 4th November 2012)

Tertius Calumnia consists of the stages thirteen to eighteen of the Relentless Race

Consisting of the following stages:

Total race distance – 313 miles

Tertius Calumnia Race Rules

Tertius Calumnia can be entered in its entirety as an Individual or Team running all 313 miles or a Relay Team. The race is further split into six days, each day representing a unique ultra event which can again be entered as an Individual or as a Team or Relay Team. The length of the course is very challenging and for competitors own safety and fairness the following rules must be adhered to. Failure to comply with these rules may result in disqualification from this and future events.

Individual Entrants:

Competitors intending to complete the entire section of the course on their own.

Team Entrants:

Teams of minimum 2, up to a maximum of 6 can enter, with each team member completing the entire course.

Relay Team Entrants:

The Event

Tertius Calumnia is organised by Ultra Running Limited and is open to runners, walkers, and teams of two or more. All entrants must be 18 years of age or over at the start of the race. Each competitor must ensure that they carry with them all of their individual requirements needed to complete the race. Every entrant must confirm that they have read these rules and other event information and therefore understand the nature of the event and that participation is at their own risk.

Race Entries

Competitors must register at each stages respective start location at least one hour before the start of the race and present their kit for examination on request. Race start is 8:00am.

Each participant will be given a race number which must be clearly attached by safety pins to the front chest. If this is not clearly visible you may be delayed at checkpoints.

Competitors must be self-sufficient, and carry the following mandatory items:

Checkpoints and Water Stations

Tertius Calumnia is a totally self-sufficient race with the exception of water supply. Water stations are located at all checkpoints at pre-determined points along the race. However, with the exception of CP1 on each day’s race, nutrition will be provided at all other Check-Point Stations.

Any competitor found to not follow the pre-determined race route will be disqualified.

Competitor Retirement

Time Restraints

Tertius Calumnia is physically and mentally demanding and few athletes will have the fitness or resolve to complete the course. As such Ultra Running will pre-set cut-off times along the route, purely for Health & Safety purposes. In addition, if Ultra Running or any of its representatives deem for any reason that a competitor should not continue, Ultra Running Limited’s decision will be final.

Accommodation

Registration & Entry Fees

Run for FREE – Raise an agreed amount of money for our nominated chartity and you can run for free, please ask for more information. Corporate sponsorship in support of the Athletes is welcome.

Entry fees for Tertius Calumnia include camp-site facilities or similar and breakfast the following day, at the end of Monarch’s Way Ultra, Leicestershire 1 Ultra, Hereward Way Ultra, Ickneild Way Ultra, and Harcamlow Way Ultra. An evening meal is served at the end of each day’s race. Unlimited water is available throughout the challenge.

(Ultra Running Limited will be trying to raise corporate sponsorship for the Tertius Calumnia Races; you may know of someone yourself who is interested in sponsoring you as an individual or as a Team).

Mega Ultra competitors can secure their place with an initial deposit of 25% followed by three further 25% payments. The second payment due six months before the event, the third payment due with three months before the event and final payment eight weeks before the event.

Individual or Team – £360.00 per person
Relay Team of two – £180.00/person
Relay Team of three – £120.00/person
Relay Team of four – £90.00/person
Relay Team of five – £75.00/person
Relay Team of six – £60.00/person

Enter just one of the six days:

Individual – £45.00 (not including camping which is an extra £20.00 if required by prior arrangement)
Team members – £30.00 / person (not including camping which is an extra £20.00 if required by prior arrangement)

To complete entry the applicant must submit the following documents

a. Online registration form b. Personal Information form c. Full payment (see above) payable to ‘Ultra Running Limited’

Optional

emailed photograph of competitor which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.
Brief description of your reasons for doing the event which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.

Cancellation

Photo coverage

Finisher Medals & Trophies

All finishers will receive a bespoke medal and a T-Shirt, in conjunction with the particular race they have entered.

In addition, Secundo Calumnia competitors will also receive medals and T-Shirts for the each day ultra they complete during their event.

Trophies for

Men’s individual winner trophy for all ultra events
Ladies individual winner trophy for all ultra events
Team trophy
Relay Team trophy

The organisers reserve the right to change or amend any part of the event.

Secundo Calumnia

Steve — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 14:20:19 +0000

Mega Ultra Secundo Calumnia (24th October 2012 – 29th October 2012)

Secundo Calumnia consists of the stages seven to twelve of the Relentless Race

Consisting of the following stages:

Total race distance – 329 miles

Secundo Calumnia Race Rules

Secundo Calumnia can be entered in its entirety as an Individual or Team running all 329 miles or a Relay Team. The race is further split into six days, each day representing a unique ultra event which can again be entered as an Individual or as a Team or Relay Team. The length of the course is very challenging and for competitors own safety and fairness the following rules must be adhered to. Failure to comply with these rules may result in disqualification from this and future events.

Individual Entrants:

Competitors intending to complete the entire section of the course on their own.

Team Entrants:

Teams of minimum 2, up to a maximum of 6 can enter, with each team member completing the entire course.

Relay Team Entrants:

The Event

Secundo Calumnia is organised by Ultra Running Limited and is open to runners, walkers, and teams of two or more. All entrants must be 18 years of age or over at the start of the race. Each competitor must ensure that they carry with them all of their individual requirements needed to complete the race. Every entrant must confirm that they have read these rules and other event information and therefore understand the nature of the event and that participation is at their own risk.

Race Entries

Competitors must register at each stages respective start location at least one hour before the start of the race and present their kit for examination on request. Race start is 8:00am.

Each participant will be given a race number which must be clearly attached by safety pins to the front chest. If this is not clearly visible you may be delayed at checkpoints.

Competitors must be self-sufficient, and carry the following mandatory items:

Checkpoints and Water Stations

Secundo Calumnia is a totally self-sufficient race with the exception of water supply. Water stations are located at all checkpoints at pre-determined points along the race. However, with the exception of CP1 at each day’s race, nutrition will be available at all other Check-Point Stations.

Any competitor found to not follow the pre-determined race route will be disqualified.

Competitor Retirement

Time Restraints

Secundo Calumnia is physically and mentally demanding and few athletes will have the fitness or resolve to complete the course. As such Ultra Running will pre-set cut-off times along the route, purely for Health & Safety purposes. In addition, if Ultra Running or any of its representatives deem for any reason that a competitor should not continue, Ultra Running Limited’s decision will be final.

Accommodation

Registration & Entry Fees

Run for FREE – Raise an agreed amount of money for our nominated chartity and you can run for free, please ask for more information. Corporate sponsorship in support of the Athletes is welcome.

Entry fees for Secundo Calumnia include camp-site facilities or similar and breakfast the following day, at the end of Dearne Valley Ultra, Trent Valley Way 1 Ultra, Robin Hood Ultra, Stone Circles Ultra, and Shropshire Way Ultra. An evening meal is served at the end of each day’s race. Unlimited water is available throughout the challenge.

(Ultra Running Limited will be trying to raise corporate sponsorship for the Secundo Calumnia Races; you may know of someone yourself who is interested in sponsoring you as an individual or as a Team).

Mega Ultra competitors can secure their place with an initial deposit of 25% followed by three further 25% payments. The second payment due six months before the event, the third payment due with three months before the event and final payment eight weeks before the event.

Individual or Team – £360.00 per person
Relay Team of two – £180.00/person
Relay Team of three – £120.00/person
Relay Team of four – £90.00/person
Relay Team of five – £75.00/person
Relay Team of six – £60.00/person

Enter just one of the six days:

Individual – £45.00 (not including camping which is an extra £20.00 if required by prior arrangement)
Team members – £30.00 / person (not including camping which is an extra £20.00 if required by prior arrangement)

To complete entry the applicant must submit the following documents

a. Online registration form b. Personal Information form c. Full payment (see above) payable to ‘Ultra Running Limited’

Optional

emailed photograph of competitor which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.
Brief description of your reasons for doing the event which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.

Cancellation

Photo coverage

Finisher Medals & Trophies

All finishers will receive a bespoke medal and a T-Shirt, in conjunction with the particular race they have entered.

In addition, Secundo Calumnia competitors will also receive medals and T-Shirts for the each day ultra they complete during their event.

Trophies for

Men’s individual winner trophy for all ultra events
Ladies individual winner trophy for all ultra events
Team trophy
Relay Team trophy

The organisers reserve the right to change or amend any part of the event.

Primum Calumnia

Steve — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 11:40:17 +0000

Mega Ultra – Primum Calumnia (18th October – 23rd October 2012)

Route Summary:

Distance: 518 km / 322 miles
Ascent: 10,282 m
Descent: 10,081 m

Primum Calumnia consists of the first six stages of the Relentless Race

Consisting of the following stages:

Total race distance – 322 miles

Primum Calumnia Race Rules

Primum Calumnia can be entered in its entirety as an Individual or Team running all 322 miles or a Relay Team. The race is further split into six days, each day representing a unique ultra event which can again be entered as an Individual or as a Team or Relay Team. The length of the course is very challenging and for competitors own safety and fairness the following rules must be adhered to. Failure to comply with these rules may result in disqualification from this and future events.

Individual Entrants:

Competitors intending to complete the entire section of the course on their own.

Team Entrants:

Teams of minimum 2, up to a maximum of 6 can enter, with each team member completing the entire course.

Relay Team Entrants:

The Event

Primum Calumnia is organised by Ultra Running Limited and is open to runners, walkers, and teams of two or more. All entrants must be 18 years of age or over at the start of the race. Each competitor must ensure that they carry with them all of their individual requirements needed to complete the race. Every entrant must confirm that they have read these rules and other event information and therefore understand the nature of the event and that participation is at their own risk.

Race Entries

Competitors must register at each stages respective start location at least one hour before the start of the race and present their kit for examination on request. Race start is 8:00am.

Each participant will be given a race number which must be clearly attached by safety pins to the front chest. If this is not clearly visible you may be delayed at checkpoints.

Competitors must be self-sufficient, and carry the following mandatory items:

Checkpoints and Water Stations

Primum Calumnia is a totally self-sufficient race with the exception of water supply. Water stations are located at all checkpoints at pre-determined points along the race. However, with the exception of each day’s CP1, all other Check-Points will have some sort of nutrition.

Any competitor found to not follow the pre-determined race route will be disqualified.

Competitor Retirement

Time Restraints

Primum Calumnia is physically and mentally demanding and few athletes will have the fitness or resolve to complete the course. As such Ultra Running will pre-set cut-off times along the route, purely for Health & Safety purposes. In addition, if Ultra Running or any of its representatives deem for any reason that a competitor should not continue, Ultra Running Limited’s decision will be final.

Accommodation

Registration & Entry Fees

Run for FREE – Raise an agreed amount of money for our nominated chartity and you can run for free, please ask for more information. Corporate sponsorship in support of the Athletes is welcome.

Entry fees for Primum Calumnia include camp-site facilities or similar and breakfast the following day, at the end of Hadrian’s Wall Ultra, Pennine Way 1 Ultra, Pennine Way 2 Ultra, Ribble Way Ultra, and Rotary Way Ultra. An evening meal is served at the end of each day’s race. Unlimited water is available throughout the challenge.

(Ultra Running Limited will be trying to raise corporate sponsorship for the Primum Calumnia Races; you may know of someone yourself who is interested in sponsoring you as an individual or as a Team).

Mega Ultra competitors can secure their place with an initial deposit of 25% followed by three further 25% payments. The second payment due six months before the event, the third payment due with three months before the event and final payment eight weeks before the event.

Individual or Team – £360.00 per person
Relay Team of two – £180.00/person
Relay Team of three – £120.00/person
Relay Team of four – £90.00/person
Relay Team of five – £75.00/person
Relay Team of six – £60.00/person

Enter just one of the six days:

Individual – £45.00 (not including camping which is an extra £20.00 if required by prior arrangement)
Team members – £30.00 / person (not including camping which is an extra £20.00 if required by prior arrangement)

To complete entry the applicant must submit the following documents

a. Online registration form b. Personal Information form c. Full payment (see above) payable to ‘Ultra Running Limited’

Optional

emailed photograph of competitor which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.
Brief description of your reasons for doing the event which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.

Cancellation

Photo coverage

Finisher Medals & Trophies

All finishers will receive a bespoke medal and a T-Shirt, in conjunction with the particular race they have entered.

In addition, Primum Calumnia competitors will also receive medals and T-Shirts for the each day ultra they complete during their event.

Trophies for

Men’s individual winner trophy for all ultra events
Ladies individual winner trophy for all ultra events
Team trophy
Relay Team trophy

The organisers reserve the right to change or amend any part of the event.

The Vanguard Way Ultra

Steve — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 11:46:51 +0000

Vanguard Way Ultra

Friday 16th November 2012 – TBC miles

The Vanguard Way Ultra is also Stage 30, the final Stage, for competitors in Relentless and Quintus Calumnia.

Competitors of Relentless, Quintus Calumnia, and The Vanguard Way Ultra, must arrive at Ashwood Farm Campsite in East Grinstead for registration and equipment checks, between 6.00am and 7.30am on Friday 16th November 2012. Race start will be 8.00am following a race brief.

This part of the route takes you past Forest Row, Ashurst Wood, Dry Hill Fort, Starborough Castle, Watermill, Troy Town, Crockham Hill, Limpsfield Chart, Moorhouse Bank, Titsey Park, Gravelly Hill, Merstham, ……….ROUTE TO FINISH TBC….……

At the finish, hot food will be supplied with unlimited free water and hot drinks.

It is anticipated that this stage will also benefit from a minimum of four check-points; all of which will provide water and some nutrition.

See Road Map for Stage 30 of Relentless / Vanguard Way Ultra
See Check-point Maps for this stage

Vanguard Way Ultra Race Rules

The Vanguard Way Ultra can be entered as an Individual or a Team of 2, 3 or 4, or as Relay team of 2, 3 or 4.

The length of the course is very challenging and for competitors own safety and fairness the following rules must be adhered to. Failure to comply with these rules may result in disqualification from this and future events.

Relay Teams:

Relay Teams of minimum 3 or 4 can enter; with only one team member running one leg at a time and handing over to their designated team member for the next leg. The rest of their team can offer support or take time out. Once the race commences, the teams cannot be amended.

Individual Entrants:

Competitors intending to complete the entire section of the course on their own.

Teams:

Teams of minimum 3 or 4 can enter, with each team member completing the full course distance. Once the race commences, the teams cannot be amended.

The Event

The Vanguard Way Ultra is organized by Ultra Running Limited and is open to runners, walkers, and teams of 3 or 4. All entrants must be 18 years of age or over at the start of the race. Each competitor must ensure that they carry with them all of their individual requirements needed to complete the race.
Every entrant must confirm that they have read these rules and other event information and therefore understand the nature of the event and that participation is at their own risk.

Race Entries

Competitors must register at the start location at least one hour before the start of the race and present their kit for examination on request. Race start is 8.00am.

Each participant will be given a race number which must be clearly attached by safety pins to the front chest. If this is not clearly visible you may be delayed at checkpoints.

Teams must have pre-registered before the day and consist of at least three competitors who will also count as individual competitors amongst the rankings. For a Team to successfully complete the race, all sections of the course must have been completed during race time by at least three members of the Team. Relay Teams consist of entrants just running sections of the course and handing over to their respective team member at designated check-points.

Competitors must be self-sufficient, and carry the following mandatory items:

a. Backpack or equivalent
b. Head Torch with spare batteries
c. OS Map for their route
d. Compass or GPS device
e. Whistle
f. Mobile phone
g. Emergency food pack consisting of two chocolate bars, Mars or similar
h. First Aid Kit

Checkpoints and Water Stations

The Vanguard Way Ultra is a totally self-sufficient race with the exception of water supply. Water stations are located at all checkpoints at pre-determined points along the race. The race organisers will provide some nutritional nibbles at check points two onwards, but this must not be relied upon.

Any competitor found to not follow the pre-determined race route will be disqualified.

Competitor Retirement

Time Restraints

The Vanguard Way Ultra is incredibly demanding and few athletes will have the fitness or resolve to complete the course. As such Ultra Running will pre-set cut-off times along the route, purely for Health & Safety purposes. In addition, if Ultra Running or any of its representatives deem for any reason that a competitor should not continue, Ultra Running Limited’s decision will be final.

Accommodation

Camping facilities are available, at an additional cost of £20.00 per person. Ultra Running will also provide a hot meal for competitors at the finish. It is requested that all of these facilities and The Vanguard Way Ultra route itself, are respected and kept litter free by all competitors, family, friends or anybody else with an association with the race.

Registration & Entry Fees

Run for FREE – Raise an agreed amount of money for our preferred charity and you can run for free, please ask for more information.

Individual – £45.00 / person
Team member – £45.00 / person
Relay Team member – £30.00 / person

To complete entry into The Vanguard Way Ultra

The applicant must submit the following documents

a. Online registration form
b. Personal Information form
c. Full payment (see above) payable to ‘Ultra Running Limited’

Optional

e-mailed photograph of competitor which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.
Brief description of your reasons for doing the event which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.

Cancellation

Photo coverage

Finisher Medals & Trophies

All finishers will receive a bespoke medal and a T-Shirt.

Trophies for

Men’s individual winner
Ladies individual winner
Men’s individual veteran winner
Ladies individual veteran winner
Team winner
Relay Team winner

The organisers reserve the right to change or amend any part of the event.

The Sussex Border Path Ultra

Steve — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 11:41:16 +0000

Thursday 15th November 2012 – 49 miles

Route Summary:

Distance: 78.8 km / 49 miles
Ascent: 1,066 m
Descent: 1, 060 m

The Sussex Border Path Ultra is also Stage 29 for competitors in Relentless.

Competitors of Relentless and The Sussex Border Path Ultra must arrive at Old Barn Farm Campsite in Liphook for registration and equipment checks, between 6.00am and 7.30am on Thursday 15th November 2012. Race start will be 8.00am following a race brief.

This part of the route takes you past Linchmere, Kingsley Green, Barfold, Gospel Green, Dickhurst, White’s Hill, Ifold, Loxwood, Rudgwick, Bury St Austen’s, Monks, Paynes Green, Wattlehurst, Rusper, Jordans, Upper Prestwood, Charlwood, Povey Cross, Burstow, Copthorne, Crawley Down, then on to Ashwood Farm Woodland camping which is campsite 29.

At Camp 29, hot food will be supplied with unlimited free water and hot drinks. Medical assistance will be available at each camp-site to assist with care of feet and advice on individual fitness levels for those who intend proceeding with the Relentless challenge.

Free camping facilities are included for Relentless competitors continuing the next day. Camping facilities can be provided for The Sussex Border Path Ultra competitors by prior arrangement at an additional cost of £20.00 per person.

It is anticipated that this stage will also benefit from a minimum of four check-points; all of which will provide water and some nutrition.

See Road Map for Stage 29 of Relentless / Sussex Border Path Ultra
See Check-point Maps for this stage

Sussex Border Path Ultra Race Rules

The Sussex Border Path Ultra can be entered as an Individual or a Team of 2, 3 or 4, or as Relay team of 2, 3 or 4.

Relay Teams:

Individual Entrants:

Competitors intending to complete the entire section of the course on their own.

Teams:

Teams of minimum 3 or 4 can enter, with each team member completing the full course distance. Once the race commences, the teams cannot be amended.

The Event

The Sussex Border Path Ultra is organized by Ultra Running Limited and is open to runners, walkers, and teams of 3 or 4. All entrants must be 18 years of age or over at the start of the race. Each competitor must ensure that they carry with them all of their individual requirements needed to complete the race.
Every entrant must confirm that they have read these rules and other event information and therefore understand the nature of the event and that participation is at their own risk.

Race Entries

Competitors must register at the start location at least one hour before the start of the race and present their kit for examination on request. Race start is 8.00am.

Each participant will be given a race number which must be clearly attached by safety pins to the front chest. If this is not clearly visible you may be delayed at checkpoints.

Competitors must be self-sufficient, and carry the following mandatory items:

a. Backpack or equivalent
b. Head Torch with spare batteries
c. OS Map for their route
d. Compass or GPS device
e. Whistle
f. Mobile phone
g. Emergency food pack consisting of two chocolate bars, Mars or similar
h. First Aid Kit

Checkpoints and Water Stations

The Sussex Border Path Ultra is a totally self-sufficient race with the exception of water supply. Water stations are located at all checkpoints at pre-determined points along the race. The race organisers will provide some nutritional nibbles at check points two onwards, but this must not be relied upon.

Any competitor found to not follow the pre-determined race route will be disqualified.

Competitor Retirement

Time Restraints

The Sussex Border Path Ultra is incredibly demanding and few athletes will have the fitness or resolve to complete the course. As such Ultra Running will pre-set cut-off times along the route, purely for Health & Safety purposes. In addition, if Ultra Running or any of its representatives deem for any reason that a competitor should not continue, Ultra Running Limited’s decision will be final.

Accommodation

Camping facilities are available, at an additional cost of £20.00 per person. Ultra Running will also provide a hot meal for competitors at the finish. It is requested that all of these facilities and The Sussex Border Path Ultra route itself, are respected and kept litter free by all competitors, family, friends or anybody else with an association with the race.

Registration & Entry Fees

Run for FREE – Raise an agreed amount of money for our preferred charity and you can run for free, please ask for more information.

Individual – £45.00 / person
Team member – £45.00 / person
Relay Team member – £30.00 / person

To complete entry into The Sussex Border Path Ultra

The applicant must submit the following documents

a. Online registration form
b. Personal Information form
c. Full payment (see above) payable to ‘Ultra Running Limited’

Optional

e-mailed photograph of competitor which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.
Brief description of your reasons for doing the event which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.

Cancellation

Photo coverage

Finisher Medals & Trophies

All finishers will receive a bespoke medal and a T-Shirt.

Trophies for

Men’s individual winner
Ladies individual winner
Men’s individual veteran winner
Ladies individual veteran winner
Team winner
Relay Team winner

The organisers reserve the right to change or amend any part of the event.

The Clarendon Way Ultra

Steve — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 11:37:09 +0000

Wednesday 14th November 2012 – 52 miles

Route Summary:

Distance: 83.7 km / 52 miles
Ascent: 1,286 m
Descent: 1,245 m

The Clarendon Way Ultra is also Stage 28 for competitors in Relentless.

Competitors of Relentless and The Clarendon Way Ultra must arrive at White Hill Caravan Park at Pitton, for registration and equipment checks, between 6.00am and 7.30am on Wednesday 14th November 2012. Race start will be 8.00am following a race brief.

This part of the route takes you past Middle Winterslow, Broughton, Houghton, King’s Somborne, Ashley Down, Beacon Hill, Farley Mount Country Park, Stanmore, Chilcomb, Gander Down, Tichborne, Bishops Sutton, Ropley, Colemore, Hawkley, Liss, Langley, Newtown, then on to Old Barn Farm in Liphook which is campsite 28.

At Camp 28, hot food will be supplied with unlimited free water and hot drinks. Medical assistance will be available at each camp-site to assist with care of feet and advice on individual fitness levels for those who intend proceeding with the Relentless challenge.

Free camping facilities are included for Relentless competitors continuing the next day. Camping facilities can be provided for The Clarendon Way Ultra competitors by prior arrangement at an additional cost of £20.00 per person.

It is anticipated that this stage will also benefit from a minimum of five check-points; all of which will provide water and some nutrition.

See Road Map for Stage 28 of Relentless / Clarendon Way Ultra
See Check-point Maps for this stage

Clarendon Way Ultra Race Rules

The Clarendon Way Ultra can be entered as an Individual or a Team of 2, 3 or 4, or as Relay team of 2, 3 or 4.

Relay Teams:

Individual Entrants:

Competitors intending to complete the entire section of the course on their own.

Teams:

Teams of minimum 3 or 4 can enter, with each team member completing the full course distance. Once the race commences, the teams cannot be amended.

The Event

The Clarendon Way Ultra is organized by Ultra Running Limited and is open to runners, walkers, and teams of 3 or 4. All entrants must be 18 years of age or over at the start of the race. Each competitor must ensure that they carry with them all of their individual requirements needed to complete the race.
Every entrant must confirm that they have read these rules and other event information and therefore understand the nature of the event and that participation is at their own risk.

Race Entries

Competitors must register at the start location at least one hour before the start of the race and present their kit for examination on request. Race start is 8.00am.

Each participant will be given a race number which must be clearly attached by safety pins to the front chest. If this is not clearly visible you may be delayed at checkpoints.

Competitors must be self-sufficient, and carry the following mandatory items:

a. Backpack or equivalent
b. Head Torch with spare batteries
c. OS Map for their route
d. Compass or GPS device
e. Whistle
f. Mobile phone
g. Emergency food pack consisting of two chocolate bars, Mars or similar
h. First Aid Kit

Checkpoints and Water Stations

The Clarendon Way Ultra is a totally self-sufficient race with the exception of water supply. Water stations are located at all checkpoints at pre-determined points along the race. The race organisers will provide some nutritional nibbles at check points two onwards, but this must not be relied upon.

Any competitor found to not follow the pre-determined race route will be disqualified.

Competitor Retirement

Time Restraints

The Clarendon Way Ultra is incredibly demanding and few athletes will have the fitness or resolve to complete the course. As such Ultra Running will pre-set cut-off times along the route, purely for Health & Safety purposes. In addition, if Ultra Running or any of its representatives deem for any reason that a competitor should not continue, Ultra Running Limited’s decision will be final.

Accommodation

Camping facilities are available, at an additional cost of £20.00 per person. Ultra Running will also provide a hot meal for competitors at the finish. It is requested that all of these facilities and The Clarendon Way Ultra route itself, are respected and kept litter free by all competitors, family, friends or anybody else with an association with the race.

Registration & Entry Fees

Run for FREE – Raise an agreed amount of money for our preferred charity and you can run for free, please ask for more information.

Individual – £45.00 / person
Team member – £45.00 / person
Relay Team member – £30.00 / person

To complete entry into The Clarendon Way Ultra

The applicant must submit the following documents

a. Online registration form
b. Personal Information form
c. Full payment (see above) payable to ‘Ultra Running Limited’

Optional

e-mailed photograph of competitor which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.
Brief description of your reasons for doing the event which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.

Cancellation

Photo coverage

Finisher Medals & Trophies

All finishers will receive a bespoke medal and a T-Shirt.

Trophies for

Men’s individual winner
Ladies individual winner
Men’s individual veteran winner
Ladies individual veteran winner
Team winner
Relay Team winner

The organisers reserve the right to change or amend any part of the event.

The Wessex Ridgeway Ultra

Steve — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 11:34:34 +0000

Tuesday 13th November 2012 – 52 miles

Route Summary:

Distance: 83.7 km / 52 miles
Ascent: 1,764 m
Descent: 1,801 m

The Wessex Ridgeway Ultra is also Stage 27 for competitors in Relentless.

Competitors of Relentless and The Wessex Ridgeway Ultra must arrive at Clay Pidgeon caravan and campsite at Wardon Hill, for registration and equipment checks, between 6.00am and 7.30am on Tuesday 13th November 2012. Race start will be 8.00am following a race brief.

This part of the route takes you past Up Cerne, Minterne Parva, Giants Head, Folly, Bulbarrow Hill, Ibberton, Beacon, Shillingstone, Iwerne Courtney, Ashmore, Milkwell, Gallows Hill, Middle Down, Prescombe Down, Fifield Down, Knapp Down, Compton Down, Salisbury, then on to Pitton and White Hill caravan park which is campsite 27.

At Camp 27, hot food will be supplied with unlimited free water and hot drinks. Medical assistance will be available at each camp-site to assist with care of feet and advice on individual fitness levels for those who intend proceeding with the Relentless challenge.

Free camping facilities are included for Relentless competitors continuing the next day. Camping facilities can be provided for The Wessex Ridgeway Ultra competitors by prior arrangement at an additional cost of £20.00 per person.

It is anticipated that this stage will also benefit from a minimum of five check-points; all of which will provide water and some nutrition.

See Road Map for Stage 27 of Relentless / Wessex Ridgeway Ultra
See Check-point Maps for this stage

Wessex Ridgeway Ultra Race Rules

The Wessex Ridgeway Way Ultra can be entered as an Individual or a Team of 2, 3 or 4, or as Relay team of 2, 3 or 4.

Relay Teams:

Individual Entrants:

Competitors intending to complete the entire section of the course on their own.

Teams:

Teams of minimum 3 or 4 can enter, with each team member completing the full course distance. Once the race commences, the teams cannot be amended.

The Event

The Wessex Ridgeway Ultra is organized by Ultra Running Limited and is open to runners, walkers, and teams of 3 or 4. All entrants must be 18 years of age or over at the start of the race. Each competitor must ensure that they carry with them all of their individual requirements needed to complete the race.
Every entrant must confirm that they have read these rules and other event information and therefore understand the nature of the event and that participation is at their own risk.

Race Entries

Competitors must register at the start location at least one hour before the start of the race and present their kit for examination on request. Race start is 8.00am.

Each participant will be given a race number which must be clearly attached by safety pins to the front chest. If this is not clearly visible you may be delayed at checkpoints.

Competitors must be self-sufficient, and carry the following mandatory items:

a. Backpack or equivalent
b. Head Torch with spare batteries
c. OS Map for their route
d. Compass or GPS device
e. Whistle
f. Mobile phone
g. Emergency food pack consisting of two chocolate bars, Mars or similar
h. First Aid Kit

Checkpoints and Water Stations

The Wessex Ridgeway Ultra is a totally self-sufficient race with the exception of water supply. Water stations are located at all checkpoints at pre-determined points along the race. The race organisers will provide some nutritional nibbles at check points two onwards, but this must not be relied upon.

Any competitor found to not follow the pre-determined race route will be disqualified.

Competitor Retirement

Time Restraints

The Wessex Ridgeway Ultra is incredibly demanding and few athletes will have the fitness or resolve to complete the course. As such Ultra Running will pre-set cut-off times along the route, purely for Health & Safety purposes. In addition, if Ultra Running or any of its representatives deem for any reason that a competitor should not continue, Ultra Running Limited’s decision will be final.

Accommodation

Camping facilities are available, at an additional cost of £20.00 per person. Ultra Running will also provide a hot meal for competitors at the finish. It is requested that all of these facilities and The Wessex Ridgeway Ultra route itself, are respected and kept litter free by all competitors, family, friends or anybody else with an association with the race.

Registration & Entry Fees

Run for FREE – Raise an agreed amount of money for our preferred charity and you can run for free, please ask for more information.

Individual – £45.00 / person
Team member – £45.00 / person
Relay Team member – £30.00 / person

To complete entry into The Wessex Ridgeway Ultra

The applicant must submit the following documents

a. Online registration form
b. Personal Information form
c. Full payment (see above) payable to ‘Ultra Running Limited’

Optional

e-mailed photograph of competitor which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.
Brief description of your reasons for doing the event which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.

Cancellation

Photo coverage

Finisher Medals & Trophies

All finishers will receive a bespoke medal and a T-Shirt.

Trophies for

Men’s individual winner
Ladies individual winner
Men’s individual veteran winner
Ladies individual veteran winner
Team winner
Relay Team winner

The organisers reserve the right to change or amend any part of the event.

The East Devon Way Ultra

Steve — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 11:29:05 +0000

Monday 12th November 2012 – 52 miles

Route Summary:

Distance: 83.7 km / 52 miles
Ascent: 1,899 m
Descent: 1,856 m

The East Devon Way Ultra is also Stage 26 for competitors in Relentless.

Competitors of Relentless and The East Devon Way Ultra must arrive at Blacksmiths Arms campsite at Plymtree, for registration and equipment checks, between 6.00am and 7.30am on Monday 12th November 2012. Race start will be 8.00am following a race brief.

This part of the route takes you past Lower Tale, Payhembury, Feniton, Woodford, Farway, Colyton, Musbury, Uplyme, Penn, Wootton Fitzpaine, Shave Cross, Pilsdon, Stoke Abbott, Mapperton, North Poorton, Lower Kingcombe, then on to Warden Hill and Clay Pidgeon caravan Park which is campsite 26.

At Camp 26, hot food will be supplied with unlimited free water and hot drinks. Medical assistance will be available at each camp-site to assist with care of feet and advice on individual fitness levels for those who intend proceeding with the Relentless challenge.

Free camping facilities are included for Relentless competitors continuing the next day. Camping facilities can be provided for The East Devon Way Ultra competitors by prior arrangement at an additional cost of £20.00 per person.

It is anticipated that this stage will also benefit from a minimum of five check-points; all of which will provide water and some nutrition.

See Road Map for Stage 26 of Relentless / East Devon Way Ultra
See Check-point Maps for this stage

East Devon Way Ultra Race Rules

The East Devon Way Ultra can be entered as an Individual or a Team of 2, 3 or 4, or as Relay team of 2, 3 or 4.

Relay Teams:

Individual Entrants:

Competitors intending to complete the entire section of the course on their own.

Teams:

Teams of minimum 3 or 4 can enter, with each team member completing the full course distance. Once the race commences, the teams cannot be amended.

The Event

The East Devon Way Ultra is organized by Ultra Running Limited and is open to runners, walkers, and teams of 3 or 4. All entrants must be 18 years of age or over at the start of the race. Each competitor must ensure that they carry with them all of their individual requirements needed to complete the race.
Every entrant must confirm that they have read these rules and other event information and therefore understand the nature of the event and that participation is at their own risk.

Race Entries

Competitors must register at the start location at least one hour before the start of the race and present their kit for examination on request. Race start is 8.00am.

Each participant will be given a race number which must be clearly attached by safety pins to the front chest. If this is not clearly visible you may be delayed at checkpoints.

Competitors must be self-sufficient, and carry the following mandatory items:

a. Backpack or equivalent
b. Head Torch with spare batteries
c. OS Map for their route
d. Compass or GPS device
e. Whistle
f. Mobile phone
g. Emergency food pack consisting of two chocolate bars, Mars or similar
h. First Aid Kit

Checkpoints and Water Stations

The East Devon Way Ultra is a totally self-sufficient race with the exception of water supply. Water stations are located at all checkpoints at pre-determined points along the race. The race organisers will provide some nutritional nibbles at check points two onwards, but this must not be relied upon.

Any competitor found to not follow the pre-determined race route will be disqualified.

Competitor Retirement

Time Restraints

The East Devon Way Ultra is incredibly demanding and few athletes will have the fitness or resolve to complete the course. As such Ultra Running will pre-set cut-off times along the route, purely for Health & Safety purposes. In addition, if Ultra Running or any of its representatives deem for any reason that a competitor should not continue, Ultra Running Limited’s decision will be final.

Accommodation

Camping facilities are available, at an additional cost of £20.00 per person. Ultra Running will also provide a hot meal for competitors at the finish. It is requested that all of these facilities and The East Devon Way Ultra route itself, are respected and kept litter free by all competitors, family, friends or anybody else with an association with the race.

Registration & Entry Fees

Run for FREE – Raise an agreed amount of money for our preferred charity and you can run for free, please ask for more information.

Individual – £45.00 / person
Team member – £45.00 / person
Relay Team member – £30.00 / person

To complete entry into The East Devon Way Ultra

The applicant must submit the following documents

a. Online registration form
b. Personal Information form
c. Full payment (see above) payable to ‘Ultra Running Limited’

Optional

e-mailed photograph of competitor which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.
Brief description of your reasons for doing the event which may be uplifted onto the site for promotional reasons.

Cancellation

Photo coverage

Finisher Medals & Trophies

All finishers will receive a bespoke medal and a T-Shirt.

Trophies for

Men’s individual winner
Ladies individual winner
Men’s individual veteran winner
Ladies individual veteran winner
Team winner
Relay Team winner

The organisers reserve the right to change or amend any part of the event.