There will be a race briefing for all runners and crew - Friday 9/22 at 6:30pm. Race Check-in and packet pick up - Friday 9/22 between 3:00pm - 7:00pm The rest of the course map will be given to runners and crew as they check-in along the race between certain manned checkpoints that will be placed along the route approximately every 15 - 20 miles. The first portion of the course map will be available race morning. (Think Amazing Race minus the crazy challenges- because running 100 miles should be enough of a challenge ) )
Part of the challenge and uniqueness of this race will be to navigate the directions given and to successfully reach the next checkpoint for further directions on the course. The course map will not be available beforehand. Runners will need to navigate their way throughout the city by following their directional cards with step-by-step directions to each checkpoint to receive their next batch of directions. There are no aid stations, only checkpoints. We will allow runners that have previously completed the race to run unsupported using drop bags if they wish to do so. Runners will be 100% dependent on their crew. You will run through farmlands, historical neighborhoods, down Ocean Drive, the lively Calle Ocho and many other of Miami's secret and not-so-secret gems. The course will wind through some of Miami's most historical and scenic areas.
You will be running through some of Miami's hottest neighborhoods Wynwood, Miami Beach, Key Biscayne, Calle Ocho, Coconut Grove, Brickell and more. On Saturday, Septemrace through an urban style 100 miler running through the beautiful sights of Miami, Florida. The mandatory crew rule only applies to the Miami 100 miler. Please note new rule for 2023: If you have not finished the Miami 100 in the past, you must have a crew. We are happy to announce that the Miami 100 miler is now an official preferred qualifier for Badwater 135™
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