"It's mid-September, the aspens are turning yellow in Colorado's higher elevations, and a crispness has arrived in the mountain air - it's 2025 Run Rabbit Run 100 Mile time! Women's champion Riley Brady and men's winner Jesse Rich both practiced early race moderation and second-half strength to win their respective races, while dynamic races for the women's and men's podium positions unfolded behind them."
"The Run Rabbit Run 100 Mile course is roughly 101 miles long and has around 16,000 feet of climbing. It takes place at altitudes ranging from about 6,600 to 10,600 feet, in the mountains around Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Fans of this event have come to know and love its two race starts, one for the swiftest "hares," the group from which the winners emerge, and another for the steady "tortoises." In total, 450 runners participate across both starts."
Riley Brady and Jesse Rich won the 2025 Run Rabbit Run 100 Mile after practicing early race moderation and building strength in the second half. The course is roughly 101 miles with about 16,000 feet of climbing at 6,600–10,600 feet elevation around Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The event field totaled 450 runners across two starts: a hares start for the fastest runners and a tortoises start for steadier runners. The hares began Sept. 12 at 1 p.m. local with a 30-hour cutoff. Runners faced calm conditions, late violent storms, a chilly drier overnight, and some sun. The winners earned $20,000, with prize money paid seven deep and additional awards.
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