Ultra X 110 Azores

Race entry
Accommodation during the race (20 May)
Fully marked course
Medical staff on course and at the campsite
Therapist staff (osteopaths, physios, sports masseuses) on course and at the campsite
Drinking water at checkpoints on course and hot water for preparing food at the campsite
Ground assistance and full safety support
Digital copies of all images from event photographer
UTMB World Series Indexed race (100k category)
Finisher’s medal

The race organisers create each leg to take in the most beautiful and challenging aspects of the “Green Island” of São Miguel.
The course takes runners over mountain trails, alongside volcanic craters and dramatic cliffsides, through wooded forests, past waterfalls and rushing rivers, and up and over deep mountain canyons.
The route may change slightly each year depending on the weather and other varying factors. GPX files will be provided to runners before the race.

The course route will be marked at approximately 50m intervals using coloured flags, ribbons, laminated arrows and reflective tape, depending on terrain.
Areas where competitors are likely to be running in darkness will be marked by flags with reflective tape.
GPX files of the route will be provided to competitors ahead of the event. All competitors must have the route downloaded onto a device (watch or phone) from which they can navigate if need be
There are checkpoints approximately every 10km. If temperatures are unusually high, checkpoints may be stationed more frequently.