Front Range Ultra Dayze

Loveland, Colorado. Centennial Park. Front Range Ultra Dayze returns September 3‑7, 2026 — 100 hours of ultra‑running madness. Choose timed events (100‑hour, 72‑hour, 48‑hour, 24‑hour, 12‑hour) or distance‑based events (200‑mile, 100‑mile, 50k). The course is a 2‑mile loop (80% dirt trail, 20% pavement) along the River's Edge Natural Area, flat, fast, and beautiful. Free camping at the park. 200‑runner cap. Buckles for all ultra distances (50k up to 350 miles). 5‑liter FRUD waterproof dry bag, pompom FRUD beanie, and collapsible cup included. Proxima C Endurance Fuel at the 24/7 aid station (hot meals at breakfast and dinner). No pacers. No refunds within 2 weeks of race — credit for cancellations prior to 45/30/14 days.

Location — Centennial Park, Loveland, Colorado:

• Loveland is a city in northern Colorado, about 45 minutes north of Denver, 30 minutes south of Fort Collins
• Centennial Park is located at 977 W. First Street, Loveland, CO (start/finish area)
• The course is a 2‑mile loop that starts near the shelter, runs into River's Edge Natural Area (dirt trails), then returns to Centennial Park
• Flat, fast, and beautiful — ideal for ultra distance running

Schedule — Multiple Start Dates/Times:

• Thursday, September 3 — 10:00 AM start: 200‑mile, 100‑mile, 100‑hour, 72‑hour
• Friday, September 4 — 8:00 AM start: 200‑mile, 100‑mile, 72‑hour, 48‑hour, 50k
• Saturday, September 5 — 8:00 AM start: 100‑mile, 48‑hour, 24‑hour, 12‑hour, 50k
• Sunday, September 6 — 8:00 AM start: 24‑hour, 12‑hour
• All distance‑based races end Monday at 2:00 PM — later start = shorter cutoff
• You may start late, but your time starts at the scheduled start time (not when you start)

Timed Events — Buckle for Highest Mileage Achieved:

• 100‑hour, 72‑hour, 48‑hour, 24‑hour, 12‑hour
• You do not have to run the entire duration — you can stop at any time
• Your buckle is based on the highest mileage you accumulate, not the time you signed up for
• Example: a 24‑hour runner who covers 100 miles earns a 100‑mile buckle

Distance‑Based Events — Must Finish by Monday 2:00 PM or DNF:

• 200‑mile, 100‑mile, 50k
• No matter which start date you choose, all distance‑based races end Monday at 2:00 PM
• Later start = shorter cutoff
• No drops in distance — you must finish the distance you signed up for or DNF
• No buckle for DNFs (no matter how many miles accumulated)

Multiple Events — 30% off Second, 60% off Third:

• It is possible to achieve 3 separate 100‑mile races at FRUD if you are so inclined
• Register for your first event, then reach out to organizers for discount codes
• Register the highest‑fee event first
• You will only receive swag (beanie/dry bag) for the event you paid full price
• You will earn buckles for each event
• You can never be running in two events simultaneously

100x100 Club — Free Entry:

• Anyone in the 100x100 club (100 100‑mile finishes) gets free entry
• Reach out to organizers to claim your spot

Course — 2‑Mile Loop, Flat, Fast, Beautiful:

• 80% dirt trail, 20% pavement
• Loop runs from Centennial Park to River's Edge Natural Area and back
• Start/finish line at the shelter
• Chip timed — wear your chip at all times; laps not counted without it

Aid Station — 24/7, Hot Meals Twice Daily:

• One aid station directly beside the start/finish, open 24/7
• Hot meals: breakfast 6:00‑10:00 AM, dinner 6:00‑10:00 PM
• Sole electrolyte/carbohydrate beverage: Proxima C Endurance Fuel (Ultraverse Supplements)
• Typical ultra fare (water, snacks, gels, etc.) also available
• Cupless race — bring your own cup (collapsible cup included in swag)

Camping — Free, But Strict Rules:

• Free camping at Centennial Park from start to finish (no camping the night before or after the race)
• Designated camping area only — not normally allowed in the park (special permit)
• NO STAKES OVER 6 INCHES (park irrigation system)
• Pop‑ups must be weighed down with a minimum of 40 lbs/leg (5‑gallon buckets of water work well)
• Violation = asked to leave, time/distance not recorded
• RV spots: limited to about 20 (reserve during registration). $20 RV permit fee donated to the City of Loveland.

Rules — No Pacers, No Dogs, No Cutting Curves:

• No pacers allowed for any distance (short loop, lots of company)
• No dogs on course
• No cutting curves, no littering, no entering the course anywhere besides designated points — disqualification
• Crew can only assist in designated crew areas — no on‑course help
• After finishing a lap, do not cross under the start line again until your next lap (to avoid false chip reads)

Swag — Dry Bag, Beanie, Collapsible Cup, Buckles:

• 5‑liter FRUD waterproof dry bag (perfect as a drop bag)
• Pompom FRUD beanie (new design each year)
• Ultraverse Supplements collapsible cup (cupless race)
• Buckles for ALL ultra distances: 50k, 50‑mile, 100k, 100‑mile, 150‑mile, 200‑mile, 250‑mile, 300‑mile, 350‑mile — buckles get larger with distance
• You must hit 50k to receive a finishing award/buckle
• No race shirt — if you want a FRUD race shirt, there will be options for purchase at the race
• Special awards for 1st‑3rd male/female in each race (TBD)

Deferral & Withdrawal Policy — No Refunds, But Credits:

• 100% credit if canceled prior to 45 days of the race
• 75% credit if canceled prior to 30 days of the race
• 50% credit if canceled prior to 14 days of the race
• No credit for cancellations less than 2 weeks prior to the race
• Credit valid for one year, non‑transferable, applies to any Ultraverse Supplements race
• No bib transfers
• Veterans and active‑duty military: contact BEFORE registering for 10% discount

Top Performances (200‑mile? Not specified — 2025 results show 59:52:03 for 100‑mile? Check event website):

• Tj Harms‑Synkiew — 59:52:03 (2025)
• Allen Plack — 67:12:23 (2025)

Organizer: Ultraverse Supplements — www.ultraversesupplements.com.