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2019 Runner's Manual 2019 Runner’s Manual Table of Contents 1)Introduction 2)Registration Information 3)Race Information a)Badger 100 Mile b)Badger 100K c) Stewart Tunnel 50M d)Stewart Tunnel 50K e)Muskie Marathon f) Mini Muskie 4)Drop Bags 5)Timing & Results 6)Official Race Rules 7)Contact Information 8)Sponsors 9)FAQ 1 About The Badger Trail Races is a series of races along the Badger State Trail in Wisconsin and the Jane Addams Trail in Illinois. The course is 97% rail trail and less than 3% asphalt. 1 We chose this race due to the unique scenic character of the course and the amazing communities that support the trail. We would like to thank Belleville, Monticello, New Glarus, Monroe and Orangeville for their hospitality. Please enjoy these towns, spend time and money in them and get to know them. They have a ton to offer. Runners will be well supported on their journey with full aid stations every 5-8 miles. You will be timed from the start to the moment you cross the finish line. REGISTRATION You can register at ultrasignup: https:ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?.did=62424 But ​ only through August 1, 2019. You can change your registration or defer your entry until next year up to that date as well. There are NO REFUNDS. (You can transfer your entry though). Need to know HEADLAMPS: The race goes through the Stewart Tunnel twice for all distances and ​ three times for the Badger 100. The tunnel is 130 years old, curved and dark. In fact, when you get to the middle you can’t see ANYTHING!!! While it is possible to get through without a light (let us know if you did it) we STRONGLY recommend carrying something that makes light. A small hand held flashlight, a pen light, a phone with a flashlight or, if you’re easily creeped out, just take a headlamp. It’s only pitch black for a minute or so, but it’s super dark. Sidenote: if this sort of thing scares you consider buddying up. If someone asks to go through the tunnel with you be cool and help a friend out.2 1 In 2019 the Wisconsin Department of Transportation will be performing highway repairs that will necessitate an approximately 1.1 mile detour on roads (3.3 miles total). 2 More on the tunnel here: https://wqad.com/2019/07/08/how-brave-are-you-this-old-train-tunnel-in-southern-wisconsin-is-open-to-hik ers-and-bikers/?fbclid=IwAR2carvJv3j6rZFHtNvwHxjrFQ5XzPbqksub6-HI1Vh3-WrHA4OaE7yHXF4 2 ROOKIES: (Us not you) This is our first race. We’re trying as hard as we can to do the ​ best job we can. If something isn’t right or something goes wrong (we hope it won’t) we’re sorry in advance. You guys are part of the inaugural race and we are touched that you trust us. Send us any comments or suggestions to [email protected] PODCAST: Ten Junk Miles is a podcast available on itunes and anywhere else people ​ listen to them. It is a companion to your run featuring friends talking about the kind of stuff they would talk about on the trail or a long, one on one interview with a notorious person in or adjacent to the sport. If you haven’t listened to it you are missing out, try it!! BELLEVILLE COMMUNITY PARK: Is Race HQ. It’s located at 39 N River Street, ​ ​ Belleville, Wisconsin 53508. This is where you pick up your race packets, catch the shuttle bus and cross the finish line. AID STATION LOCATIONS: For those that are interested: ​ LADIES: All Aid stations have a variety of feminine hygiene products for your ​ convenience. If you don’t see the box, just ask! “Orangeville": Richland Creek Trailhead & Shelter, Ewig St., Orangeville, IL 61060 “Town Center Road”: Intersection of Badger State Trail and Town Center road. (42.548342, -89.645113) (No​ Crew). ​ “Monroe”: The area behind the Swiss Colony store - 112 7th Ave, Monroe WI 53556 “Gutzmer Road”: Monticello, WI 53570 (42.690019, -89.602802) (No Crew) “Monticello”: Trail intersections with E. Lake Avenue, Monticello, WI. (42.745215, -89.578202) “Tunnel”: Tunnel Rd. 42.794806, -89.582532 (No Crew) “Belleville”: (aka “Race HQ”): Belleville Community Park, 39 N. River Street, Belleville, WI. “Not Dot’s:” Dot’s Tavern, Trail intersection near 6726 Henry Road, Belleville, WI 53508 3 Badger 100 mile PACKET PICK UP & PRE-RACE MEETING: Friday, August 2, 2019 - 4-7 p.m. Packet Pickup at Race HQ: 39 N. River Street, Belleville, WI Saturday, August 3, 2019 4:15-4:30 am load shuttle busses 4:30 a.m. Shuttle busses depart from Belleville finish line to the start line in Orangeville. 5:45 am: Pre-race Briefing for 100 mile racers START - WHEN: Saturday, August 3, 2019 at 6:00 AM until Sunday, August 4, 2019 at 6:00 PM - 36 ​ hour cut off. START: The 100 mile race starts in Orangeville, IL (Ewing St. Orangeville IL, 61060). ​ FINISH: The race ends in Belleville, WI at the Belleville Community Park (39 N River Street, ​ Belleville, Wisconsin 53508). DISTANCE: 100 miles. Out, back, and out again. The 100 miler starts in Orangeville, IL and ends in ​ Belleville WI and passes through the tunnel three times. OVERALL CUT OFF: 36 hours, or 6:00 PM on Sunday, August 4, 2019. ​ PACERS: 100 mile runners may use a pacer anytime after their second arrival at Belleville Aid ​ Station (mile 38.3). You may only use one pacer at a time. Pacer’s can’t carry your stuff. CREW: There are 5 crew locations: Orangeville, Monroe, Monticello, Belleville and Not Dots. Please ​ limit your crew to these locations as the other locations will have very limited parking. POLES: you don’t need them, but OK! ​ AWARDS: All finishers get a very special belt buckle. You must finish within 36 hours to earn an ​ official finish and your finisher award. Top 3 male and female finishers receive special awards courtesy of Arc’teryx Chicago in addition to finisher’s awards. BUSSES: Transportation by bus will be offered to 100 milers on race morning from the finish ​ in Belleville to the start in Orangeville. To reserve a seat on a bus you MUST pay $10.00 via paypal to [email protected] PRIOR to July 27th, 2019. We need hard numbers ​ ​ ​ ​ for the bus company. The bus will leave promptly from Belleville, WI at 4:30 a.m. and have you to the start in Orangeville by 5:30. Buses load from 4:15 to 4:30 and depart sharply at 4:30. If you miss the bus you have two choices: find your own way to the start and start at 6:00 am or whenever you get there if late; or take a 3 hour nap and have an unofficial fun run with the 100K participants. 4 Badger 100 Course Click here to download the map 5 Badger 100 Mile Aid Stations Aid Station Mile Crew Drop Pacer3 Note: Cutoff: Acces Bag s Orangeville/Start 0/69.2 Y Y N/Y Camping 7am Available August 4 Town Center Road 3.5/65.7/72.7 N N N/N/N Clarno Lumber 9 am Co. August 4 Monroe 10/59.2/79.2 Y Y N/Y/Y Swiss 10:30 am Colony-Monroe August 4 Gutzmer Road 17.5/51.7/86.6 N N N/N/N Marathon 1:15 pm Turnaround August 4 Monticello 21.5/47.7/90.6 Y Y N/Y/Y Monticello-East 2:45 pm Lake Avenue August 4 Tunnel 25/44.2/94.1 N N N/N/N Tunnel 4:00 pm August 4 Belleville/Finish 30.6/38.8/99.7 Y Y N/Y/Y Belleville-Finish 6:00 pm August 4 Not Dots 34.7/ Y N N Not Dots -- Turnaround Aid stations along the trail will have homemade treats and typical aid station foods, such as cookies, PB & J, soda, chips, and candy. Each aid station may add to the general faire with their own special touch. Warm food will be available at night. Fireball might be available upon request. If your diet has special needs (vegan, NSGN, gluten free, fruitarian, carnivore, etc.), please bring your own special treats. Aid stations may run low or out of your favorite food. 3 You can start using pacers after mile 38.8 (Belleville II). After that you may only change or add a pacer if there is a “Y” in the chart. You cannot add or change pacers at an aid station with a “N” in the chart. 6 Badger 100K PACKET PICK UP: Friday, August 2, 2019 4pm-7pm at Race HQ - Belleville Community Park Saturday, August 3, 2019 8:45 am: Pre-race Briefing for 100K racers - Race HQ WHEN: Saturday, August 3, 2019 at 9:00 AM until Sunday, August 4, 2019 at 6:00 PM - 33 hour cut ​ off. START/FINISH: The 100K race starts in Belleville, WI at Race HQ. ​ DISTANCE: 100K course is an out and back from Belleville, WI to Orangeville, IL. Runner will pass ​ through the Stewart Tunnel tunnel twice. PACERS: You can add a pacer at or after Orangeville, the turnaround, at mile 31. ​ CREW: There are 4 crew locations: Orangeville, Monroe, Monticello, Belleville. Please limit your ​ crew to these locations as the other locations will have very limited parking. POLES: You don’t need them, but OK. ​ OVERALL CUT OFF: 33 hours, or 6:00 PM on Sunday, August 4, 2019. ​ AWARDS: All finishers get medal.
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