Honey Badger 100
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Event Overview
The Honey Badger 100 is a long-distance running event held in Wichita, Kansas. Organized by Iron Will Racing, the competition features a single distance:
- 100 Mile
The race has a 36-hour time limit. Competitors must adhere to a strict 18-hour cutoff at approximately the 53.35-mile mark. Registration includes a shirt for those who sign up by June 18th, and all finishers receive a belt buckle. Awards are presented to the overall male and female winners.
Course Details
The course starts and finishes within the West Shore Area of Cheney State Park. The first 6 miles and the final mile of the route take place inside the park. The remaining 92.9 miles are conducted on roads throughout Kingman County. The staging area is located at the Giefer Creek Day Use Area.
Support Requirements
This event requires participants to be self-sufficient regarding crew and supplies. Every runner must provide at least one crew member and one vehicle. Runners are responsible for supplying their own food, at least 12 gallons of water, and 30 pounds of ice. Only one crew vehicle is permitted per participant. A gift card for a local convenience store at the 45-mile point is provided to assist crews with replenishing ice.
Location and Lodging
Packet pickup and a pre-race briefing occur at the Cheney State Park staging area. The park offers primitive campsites, full-hookup sites, and cabins. Those not staying overnight must pay a daily vehicle fee. Alternative lodging is available in Goddard and Kingman, located 20 miles away, or Wichita, which is approximately 30 miles from the site. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
