About the 3 Days at the Fair
The course is a certified flat loop on pavement with a small stretch of crushed gravel, held at the Sussex County Fairgrounds. The loop is lit overnight, so no headlamp is needed for night running. Runners can choose from timed formats ranging from a few hours up to several days, or enter a marathon or ultramarathon distance instead.
Camping is available on the fairgrounds, with grassy tent areas near the start and aid station, and RV hookups for those who want them. The aid station runs a full kitchen with hot and cold food, and runners can also use it to cook their own meals. Awards are presented at a breakfast after all races wrap up.
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Distances & Start Times
144 Hour5/10/2027 09:00$625
72 Hour5/10/2027 09:00$325
48 Hour5/10/2027 09:00$275
24 Hour5/10/2027 09:00$225
12 Hour Day5/10/2027 09:00$175
12 Hour Night5/10/2027 09:00$175
6 Hour Day5/10/2027 09:00$150
6 Hour Night5/10/2027 09:00$150
26.2 Miles5/10/2027 09:00$150
50K5/10/2027 09:00$150
26.2 Miles5/10/2027 09:00$225
50K5/10/2027 09:00$225
26.2 Miles5/10/2027 09:00$275
50K5/10/2027 09:00$275
26.2 Miles5/10/2027 09:00$325
HEXAZILLA (6 events)5/10/2027 09:00$625
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