Aid station
Water, cola, isotonic drink, fruit and nuts, plus coffee and broth during the night. Anything else must be provided by the runner.
2–4 April 2027 · Burjassot
Services
What the organisation provides
Meals
Pasta for Saturday dinner for the 12, 24 and 48-hour participants. 48-hour athletes also get Friday dinner and Saturday lunch.
Boxes and personal aid
A space in a fenced-off area for everything you need during the race, with tables, chairs and tents. Each athlete may accredit one helper for support and assistance.
If you want to bring your own tent, contact the organisation: it may be authorised, but never for exclusive use.
Rest area
For athletes who wish to rest. Bring what you need (mat, sleeping bag, blankets) and tell the organisation when you stop to rest and when you return to the race.
Showers and changing rooms
Inside the Sports Complex.
Toilets
Portable toilets along the circuit throughout the race and after it ends. Enter and leave at the marked point, always in the direction of the race.
Misting station
If heat and humidity call for it, a misting station will be set up.
Medical services
Medical services and an ambulance. The organisation holds civil liability insurance.
Apply for your helper’s accreditation for the personal aid area.
Accredit a helperOfficial splits
| 12, 24 and 48 hours | Marathon, 50 km, 100 km, 6 h, 12 h and 24 h |
| 50 km, 6 hours and 100 km | Marathon, 50 km and 6 h |
| Anyone who reaches them | Official mark at 50 miles and 100 miles |
How distance is measured
At the end of each race and at the official splits, a few minutes before the time is up, the organisation hands each runner a marker with their bib number. When the horn sounds it must be left on the ground, on the right-hand side in the direction of running, so the judges can measure with the calibrated wheel the metres covered since the last crossing of the chip mat.