Participants can opt for various race formats, including a single loop of 7k, three loops totaling 21k, or an impressive 23 loops, which equals 100 miles (161 km). For those seeking an endurance challenge, there is also the option to run for 6, 12, or 24 hours, aiming to complete as many loops as possible within their chosen time frame. Completing 23 loops awards runners with a custom belt buckle, while all competitors receive recognition for their efforts with a unique finishers medal. This event promises a range of distances suited for both competitive and endurance-focused runners.