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Arrowhead 135
2014 Galleries, Blogs, Articles
Sunday, 02 February 2014 17:41
Last Updated on Saturday, 03 January 2015 13:01
Lots of good articles, blogs, and photo galleries.
Story by Alicia Hudelson, 1st woman runner. New record. Shattered old record by 7hrs.
Article by Phillip Gary Smith about the Ernest Shackleton Award.
Jay Petervary's journey documented by 45NRTH. Jay was 1st biker finishing.
Story by Tracey Petervary, 1st woman biker and 5th overall.
Story about Tom Puzak at GearJunkie. Tom was 2nd biker finishing.
Photo album by Sveta Kovalchuk, a cyclist in this year's event.
Photo album by Derek Montgomery of MPR.
Photo album by Burgess Eberhardt.
Photo album by John Bertram, a runner in this year's event.
Story by Andrew Krueger of the Duluth News Tribune, and Part II.
Story by Michael Rand of Star Tribune.
Story by Marshall Helmberger of the Timberjay (Arrowhead MN paper).
Story by Divesh Bhatt, a runner in this year's event.
Story by TyreGirl (er, Rima Chai), a runner in this year's event.
Story by Jane Chadwick, a biker (from UK) in this year's event.
Story by Judd Rohwer, a biker in this year's event.
Story (audio) by Helen Scotch, a runner in this year's event.
Video by Richard Chin, a photo-journalist and biker in this year's event.
Story by Lisa Paulos, a runner in this year's event.
Story by Shane Skowron, a runner in this year's event.
Story by Erv Berglund, a biker in this year's event.
Story by Christopher Tassava, a cyclist in this year's event. Part I, Part II, and Part III.
Story by Neil Beltchenko in BikePackers Magazine, a biker in this year's event.
Story by Dave Orrick about Richard Chin in Pioneer Press.
Story by Al Dixon, a cyclist in this year's event.
Story by Mark Scotch, a biker in this year's event.
Story by Robert Tuma, a biker in this year's event.
Story by Jim "Don't go cheap on the bacon" Kronjaeger, a runner in this year's event.
Album of all finishers:
An album by various volunteers:
An album by Tom Woods, a biker:
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Jackie's Corner
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Thank you all for registering for 2022 Arrowhead. All of the slots and waitlist were full within a couple hours after registration opened. We were not able to select all entries, If you were selected, you must confirm with ultrasignup that you are going to race (and get charged an entry fee). Check your e-mail or spam folder to see if you are missing a confirmation. I will be in the woods/mountains for a couple weeks so I may be slow to respond to messages. The roster will be published in late September or early October.
2022 Arrowhead Ultra will occur Jan 31st to Feb 2nd. We look forward to seeing you this winter.
From our website race rules tab: We do not normally offer refunds of entry fees. If we have to cancel the race we will refund ~$150 of a racer’s entry fee. The balance will be used to cover fixed costs and donated to race charities.
The 18th annual AH135 will be Jan 31st to Feb 2nd, 27th, 2022. We will take applications starting 9-1-2021 9 am CST. Please make sure you have a qualifying race - see below. Our roster is limited to ~150 racers and fills quickly. Gear check will be Jan 29th/30th. Please ensure you meet or exceed the qualifications listed below if you plan to race. Completing one of the below accomplishments would typically qualify an entrant for this year's Arrowhead Winter Ultra; however, entry is not guaranteed. The race directors reserve the right to change the rules in the interest of safety and sportsmanship or for any reason deemed appropriate by the race officials. The race directors reserve the right to select entrants based on other important considerations, as well as due to the requirements of insurers, sponsors, the Minnesota State DNR and other regulatory
agencies.
Basically, we look for both endurance and cold weather experience. Below are general guidelines - race veterans and volunteers get preference for entry.
Qualifying activities for runners:
Completing a prior Arrowhead 135, Tuscobia 160 or similar race.
Finishing 100 mile foot race or completed multi-sport event, including a 100 mile run. A race in winter conditions improves your odds of being selected and surviving.
Qualifying activities for bikers:
Complete a prior Arrowhead 135, Tuscobia 160, Susitna, or similar race.
Finishing 24 hour bike race, with minimum of 100 miles completed for off-road, or 200 miles on road. A race in winter conditions improves your odds of being selected and surviving.
Qualifying activities for skiers:
Complete a prior Arrowhead 135, Tuscobia 160, or similar race.
Finishing a 24 hour ski race with a minimum of 100 miles completed.
There are lots of articles, stories, and photo albums from racers, reporters, and volunteers. Go read them all. |
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