14th Annual Kettle Moraine 100 Endurance Runs

June 6th and 7th, 2009

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Online 2009 registration will close at midnight June 2nd at the link below.  Registration 
continues until June 5th for 100 mile and km events, with registration for the 38 mile night
fun run continuing until 7pm Saturday.  Entry fees do go up as outlined in the race bulletin.
 
RACE DAY WEBCAST INFORMATION:
We will be providing checkpoint splits at the following Aid Stations:
 Mile 0 : Nordic Center Start
 Mile 31 : Scuppernong
 Mile 62 : Nordic Center
 Mile 81 : Rice Lake
 Mile 100 : Nordic Center Finish
  
Our Kettle 100 Webcast can be found by using this direct link starting Saturday morning:
http://www.runrace.net/findarace.php?id=09157WI1&tab=a5
Also... you'll find a clickable link to our Kettle 100 Webcast on the Home  Page of RunRace.net:
http://www.runrace.net/
Feel free to share this information with your friends and family who may  want to track 
your progress as you make your way along your Kettle 100  adventure!
 
We will provide every runner with a multipurpose timing chip -and- an ankle  strap. The "chip" 
must be attached to your shoe or ankle during your race.   These chips are lightweight and 
when used with an ankle strap are  comfortable for most runners... similar chips are used in 
many ultra races  such as Western States 100 -and- McNaughton Park Trail Runs.  Your chip 
will  be your unique passport and identify you at our predefined checkpoints (above) as you 
cross over timing mats. Please be sure to do the following:
1. Get your chip at runner check-in / packet pickup  
2. Wear your timing chip on your ankle or shoe throughout your race  
3. Do NOT trade your chip with other participants (relay teams will pass  their 
chip among teammates)  
4. Turn in your chip to a race official at the end of your race
 
Timo and I would like to welcome everyone to our race.  We are poised once again to provide 
you with a  first class experience whether it is your first ultra at the Kettle or you are a veteran.

 

Our race bulletin is available in PDF format.  Click Here!  Updated June 2nd, 2009

We think this will help you all find all the race information in one spot. 

 

A bunch of well written stories can be found here for the 2008 race.

 

Please contact us if you have questions or problems.

 

As always your ideas and suggestions are welcome.  Please surf through our website for information and history on the race.  If you are not able to find the information you need please contact Tim or Jason via email at kettle100run@yahoo.com , or by mail/phone at:

 

Jason Dorgan                        Tim Yanacheck

3012 Maple Valley Drive         5734 County Road D

Madison WI 53719                  Oregon WI 53575

608-877-7277 (w)                   608-259-2311 (w)

 

RunRace registration button click for online entry and to see "Who's Registered"

At RunRace click on the registration tab to register.              

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Useful Ultrarunning Sites
bulletStan Jensons 100's Link
bulletUltraRunning Magazine
bulletTrail Runner Magazine
bulletIce Age Trail Thru Run (1079 miles)

 

Weather Conditions

Eagle, WI
 

Trail Conditions
Ice Age Trail - DNR

Ice Age Trail - nonprofit org

 

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