Daytona 100 Ultra
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Daytona 100 Ultra
The Daytona 100 Ultra is a point-to-point pavement race held along the East Coast barrier island of Florida. The course follows S.R. A1A, also known as the Ocean Road, providing views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway for the entire duration. The route begins in Jacksonville Beach and concludes at the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse, located south of Daytona Beach.
The event offers several distance options for individual participants and teams:
- 100 miles (Individual)
- 50 miles (Individual)
- 50 kilometers (Individual)
- 100-mile team relay (6-person team)
The course is flat and paved, making it suitable for those attempting to set personal records or participating in their first ultramarathon. Runners have the choice to participate with or without a support crew. The event features designated aid stations, including one staffed by the race charity, Runners4Recovery-JAX.
Participants should be aware of specific logistical requirements, such as the use of race safety wearables. Additionally, parking fees are required in Volusia County lots during the final 27 miles of the race course. Pre-race orientation, drop-bag services, and local hotel options are available to assist with event preparation. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
