THE LAST ONE STANDING

SATURDAY, MAY 1ST — 8:00 AM There’s only one official winner. But the race belongs to everyone. We are excited for our second year, and The Common Last One Standing is a race built for every kind of runner the first-timers, the comeback stories, the weekend grinders, and the experienced marathoners chasing something deeper. There is one winner, but there are thousands of reasons to run. This is your race your pace, your distance, your breakthrough. HOW IT WORKS: The race begins at 8:00 AM on Saturday Runners must be in the designated start corral before the next loop begins. Any runner outside of the corral is eliminated. At the start of each hour, runners will be given a warning at 3, 2, and 1 minute before the bell. Runners must promptly cross the starting line to begin their loop. Every runner completes the same 0.69-mile loop course 6 times, for a total of 4.167 miles. The distance of each loop (aka “yard”) is equal to 100 miles divided by 24 hours. The new lap/yard begins promptly at the start of each hour. Runners must begin their next lap at that time. Once a runner is on course, they may not leave the course except to use the restroom. Once a loop begins, runners are not permitted to receive any aid from crew or spectators (only what is provided by the race director). Whatever is on your person at the start of the loop must remain on you or in your possession and return with you to the finish of the loop. During nighttime hours, runners are required to wear a headlamp or carry a flashlight. You can do one loop or two, a half marathon, a full marathon, or keep going as long as your body and mind allow. After the 24-hour (100-mile) mark, a format called “Fast One Standing” will begin. “Fast One Standing” is a format in which the slowest runner to complete the loop within the hour is eliminated. The race will continue in this format until there is only one runner left standing, who will be crowned “The Last One Standing.” WHEN ARRIVING ON RACE DAY Runner Check-