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H.U.R.T. 100 Race Director John sent three final result files from the race. I have listed and linked them all under 2008 H.U.R.T. 100 Results and Info on the right side of this page. The first file shows splits for every runner. The other two files show the finishers for the 100K and 100 Mile race and additionally show ages and where people are from.
Thanks John, this is great!!
Thanks to Paul Schmidt and Stan Jensen, I received this final version of the race results.
Click here to view them.
Of course, this was all possible due to the work of The Amateur Radio Operators of Honolulu, Hawaii.
Their work and efforts were made easier due to the support of wireless internet
access and equipment courtesy of
Sprint Corporation,
Honolulu,
Hawaii.
Mahalo!!
The race is pau! That's Hawaiian for finished. It was a great race with a lot of Aloha. We were fortunate to have the Hawaiian blessing of rain (and wind) at certain times throughout the race. This pleased some H.U.R.T. people because according to those who marked the trail on Friday, the course was just way too dry. As we say, "We wouldn't want this to be easy!"
In all seriousness, we appreciate the participants for all their efforts, the volunteers, and all of the support we received in order to make this race a great success! There will be some truly great stories that will be told from the race. If you are still in Hawaii, we hope to see you at the dinner tonight.
Here's the top results:
100M male winner: Paul Hopwood 27:17
100M female winner: Suzanna Bon 31:56
100Km male winner: Rod Bien 17:02
100Km female winner: Jamie Donaldson 20:30
Click here to see the rest of results.
Welcome to the information page for the HURT 100 Mile Endurance Run on January 19 and 20. The race starts on Saturday at 6:00 a.m. Hawaiian time (-10H GMT) . There is a 36 hour time limit and all racers must be off the course by 6:00 p.m. Sunday.
The course consists of 5 times around a 20 mile loop. HURT Course Map. The course has very little flat sections and runners are usually running either up or down a hill. Additionally, the trails are covered with lots of roots and rocks. Course Elevation Profile.
There are three aid stations. The first aid station is at Paradise Park in the back of Manoa Valley. The second aid station is at Jackass Ginger in Nuuanu Valley and the third aid station is the start/finish at the Hawaii Nature Center in Makiki Valley. The distance between each aid station is between 5.4 and 7.3 miles.
The latest race updates, courtesy of The Amateur Radio Operators of Honolulu, Hawaii, can be found here.
Aloha Runners,
After seeing an e-mail today from a runner coming from "cold" country for the race, I thought I would show you something to look forward to. It's a beautiful day here in the islands. I took these photos today after completing a run up and over Lanikai ridge with my dogs. Just 18 days until you can experience weather like this. Click the photos to enlarge them. 
Aloha, Bob
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