RunAround Tucson Relay - Tucson, Arizona - Running

The RunAround Tucson Relay is a Running race in Tucson, Arizona consisting of a 53 Mile Relay (Ultra).

There's nothing else like it in Tucson ~ It's a running relay* on the Loop.

What's the Loop?
The Chuck Huckelberry Loop is 120+ miles of paved, shared-use paths that connect the Rillito, Santa Cruz, and Pantano River Parks with the Julian Wash and Harrison Road Greenways. The RunAround Tucson will use 53 miles of the Loop. View the map to see the event's course.

How Does the Relay Work?
This is a supported relay race with Seven Exchanges.

The relay Starts and Finishes at Brandi Fenton Park. There are 7 Exchange Stations on the course. Distances between the Exchanges vary from 4.85 miles to 8.6 miles.

From Start to Exchange One ~ 7.15 miles
To Exchange Two ~ 5.25 miles
To Exchange Three ~ 7.6 miles
To Exchange Four ~ 6.9 miles
To Exchange Five ~ 8.6 miles
To Exchange Six ~ 4.85 miles
To Exchange Seven ~ 5.53 miles
To the Finish ~ 7.52 miles
53.40 Miles
What Constitutes a Team?
The minimum number allowed on a team is two, and the maximum number is eight.

Teammate One starts from Brandi Fenton and runs to Exchange 1, where he/she will check in with the Event Time Keeper, and then hand off the baton to Teammate Two to begin his/her run to Exchange 2, and so forth. You MUST check in at every Exchange, even if you have less than 8 runners on a team. If your team does not check in at every Exchange, your team will be considered a DNF and will be ineligible of a team award.

CUTOFF
All teams must be done and off the course by 5:30 p.m. (You have 11.5 hours to complete the course. That's an average of 13:00 minutes per mile.)

Each team is responsible for getting their teammates to the Exchanges and back to the Start/Finish line to celebrate.