Jurassic Ultra 40 Miler

23 July 2021
Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy, Osprey Quay, Portland, Dorset, T5 1SA., Dorset GB, UK (England)
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trail race
64 KM
1 day
50 Runners
Difficulty:    Intermediate
ENTRY FEE:    80 GBP
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This new edition to the Jurassic Coast Challenge starts at Abbotsbury and follows the South West Coast path all the way to Lulworth Cove.

Complete the 40 miler by walking, running or crawling, pitting your mental and physical prowess against some of the most scenic coastline in Britain.

Votwo has teamed up with Geo Tracks. This system provides runners with a personal GPS tracker and navigation mobile phone app allowing them to accurately navigate the course and receive real-time positions of the other participants and themselves.

All finishers receive a bespoke event T-shirt and medal. Transport is provided from the event HQ to the start point and form the finish back to the HQ area on Portland. 

Event Organiser

Calum Frampton

Event Organiser

Peter Mason

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