The course runs between 110 and 120 miles, point-to-point from Tulsa to Oklahoma City along historic Route 66, with the route around the start and finish being finalized. Race day is Saturday, December 12, 2026, in the centennial year of the Mother Road.
Teams of 10. Each runner covers roughly 11–12 miles, split across two or three legs.
About 11–12 miles total per runner. Individual legs range from roughly 3–7 miles (final leg map publishing this fall).
Most teams finish in 12–18 hours. Start at 4 AM Saturday, cross the line in Oklahoma City that afternoon or evening.
The race starts at 4 AM, so early legs run in pre-dawn darkness with headlamps and reflective gear — and depending on your team's pace, the final legs may finish under the lights.
There's no qualifying pace. If every runner can comfortably cover 10–12 miles in a day, your team can finish.
