Each Ragnar Relay regular team competes in one of 9 divisions, while each ultra team competes in one of 3 classifications. Wondering where your team belongs? View the table below.

DIVISION

REQUIREMENT
Open One or more under 30
Submasters All 30 or over
Masters All 40 or over
Senior Masters All 50 or over
Corporate Nine employees or family of employees
High School Students ages 14-18
Public Service Team consisting of military/firemen/law enforcement officers (Minimum of nine for 12-person team and four for an ultra team)
Running Stores Call (877) 83-RELAY for more info
Greek Society Nine fraternity or sorority members

Within in each division there are 3 gender classifications: Men's, Women's, and Mixed. View the table below to see where your team belongs.

CLASSIFICATION

REGULAR (Teams of 12)

ULTRA (Teams of 6)
Men 7-12 men 4-6 men
Women All women All women
Mixed 6 or more women 3 or more women

It's really quite simple. Get a bunch of friends together (or we can help you find team members who'll quickly become your friends) and start running. Okay, there's a little more to it. Your relay team will consist of 12 members. During the relay, each team member runs three legs, each leg ranging between 3 - 8 miles and varying in difficulty. So, from the elite runner down to the novice jogger, it's the perfect relay race for anyone.

Each team is responsible for providing two support vehicles, with six runners in each vehicle. The first vehicle will drop off the first runner, drive ahead a few miles, cheer the runner on, and provide them with water, snacks, and plenty of love. That vehicle will then drive ahead to the first exchange point to drop off the second runner, and pick up the first runner when that leg is complete. They will repeat this pattern for six legs until they hand off to their second vehicle. This leapfrogging pattern will continue all the way to the finish line.

 

Thank you for registering for the 2010 So Cal Ragnar Relay. Stay tuned for future emails as the race map is subject to change.

We are currently in the process of petitioning for permits from the City of Malibu which might impact exchanges 12-18. Any questions should be addressed to the race director, Steven Aderholt.

We are confident that this year's race will be a huge success. Preparing for and permitting a slightly adjusted, more scenic and safe route with flawless logistics and an outstanding finish line is our goal, and we are well on our way! The race route should be finalized AT LEAST 60 days prior to race day.

See you on the course

-Ragnar Staff