Ordance 100k
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Take on this sensational challenge of running 100k in the beautiful course in Fort Ord National Monument. With aid stations, a race crew and pacers, this well-organised event is the perfect opportunity to see what incredible things you can achieve. This experience will be nothing short of an epic.
100k
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Sat, Feb 5, 2022
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Salinas, United States
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Location
Fort Ord National Monument - Badger Hills Trailhead, Toro Creek Rd, Salinas, CA 93908, USA
Start times
Saturday, Feb 5, 2022
100k: 6:00 AM
Event summary
Here are the distances available for Ordance 100k
100k
100km
Route information
The vast majority of the course will be run on moderately technical dirt trails and non-technical fire roads. The hills can be long, and challenging. Hiking/trekking poles are permitted at this venue.
The course consists of a 40 mile and and a 22 mile loop, covering a huge variety of terrain, including wide fire roads, smooth and twisting single-tracks, deep sand and rocky & rooty climbs.
All courses will be marked with colored surveyor ribbon, placed approximately every 200 meters along the course. Turns are marked heavily on the inside of the turn, with 3 ribbons placed just before and just after the intersection.
The most important course marking is the blue ribbon. Blue ribbons indicate “wrong way” trails. You will see blue ribbons, but do not run past a blue ribbon or you will be heading off course.
What's included
- Bespoke Finisher's Medal
- District Perfect-Tri tri-blend fabric shirt
- Fully stocked aid stations
- Chip-timed results
- Prizes for age & gender categories
How to get there
Fort Ord National Monument - Badger Hills Trailhead, Toro Creek Rd, Salinas, CA 93908, USA
Get full directionsParking
Parking for the 100K is free and available within the Laguna Seca Recreation area, adjacent to the start/finish area.
Event day logistics
05:00 - 05:45 Check in & Bib Pick-up
06:00 100k starts
22:30 Event cut-off
*Please arrive with plenty of time to register, attach your race number and warm up.
Cut-off Time
There is an 16.5 hour cut-off time for the 50k race. All runners must be off of the course by 22:30pm.
Bag Drop
Bag drop services will be available at three different aid stations. If you require bags at particular stations, then you must leave them at the designated spot near the finish line by 05:45am.
Crew and Pacer Information
Runner crew are able to reach every aid station, however only the Laguna Seca, Creekside and Toro aid stations are accessible without a lengthy hike.
Pacers may join runners at the Laguna Seca Aid Station, mile 39.2.
Cupless Event
This a cupless event, meaning aid stations will not have paper cups available for runner use. Each runner will be responsible for carrying their own water bottle or reusable cup. Reusable cups are made of silicone, are collapsible, and easy to carry with you while you run.
Aid Stations
There will be several aid stations stocked with a variety of glycogen-replenishing, electrolyte-replacing products. The stations will be situated at the following locations:
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- Skyline AS: Mile 20.9
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- Creekside AS: Mile 26.7
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- Laguna Seca AS: Mile 39.2
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- Skyline AS: Mile 42.3
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- Creekside AS: Mile 48.1
Post-Race Food
Post race food will be offered by Baja Fresh, who will provide the option of a veggie/vegan or chicken burrito with tortilla chips and salsa for every runner and volunteer.
Dog Policy
Dogs are allowed at Laguna Seca and Fort Ord. Pups must be on leash at all times. You may run the race with your dog, but must start at the back of the pack and allow all other runners to proceed before starting. Please keep your dogs health (and paws) in mind when choosing to run with them.
T-shirt
All registered runners will receive a District Perfect-Tri tri-blend fabric shirt. Features of this shirt include:
- 4.5-ounce, 50/25/25 poly/combed ring spun cotton/rayon, 32 singles
- 1X1 rib knit neck
- Shoulder to shoulder taping
- UPF 30
To be guaranteed your shirt size, you must register by January 8, 2022.
FAQs
Can I run the Ordance 100k with my dog?
Dogs are allowed at Laguna Seca and Fort Ord. Pups must be on leash at all times. Please keep your dogs health (and paws) in mind when choosing to run with them. You may run the race with your dog, but must start at the back of the pack and allow all other runners to proceed before starting.
Can I wear heapdhones/earphones for the Ordance 100k?
Yes, listening to a device is condoned as long as you remain aware of your surroundings. It is recommend to only use one earpiece or to keep the volume low enough so you can hear the sounds of the environment, such as runners coming from behind or hikers up ahead.
Will there be a bag drop service at the Ordance 100k?
Yes, bag drops services will be available at three different aid stations. If you require bags at particular stations, then you must leave them at the designated spot near the finish line by 05:45am.
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