I was one of the last runners to get in on the 50 miler and wanted to say that you guys did a great job. The support staff was super helpful and still had a good selection of things in the aid stations. They had great attitudes and added to the experence in a very positive way. This was my Third finish and the hardest one for me due to my own preperation, but I always felt that I could get the help I needed if I could just keep going.
This is also one of the most beautiful courses I can think of. Great job and thanks

I posted my rather wordy feedback (good and bad but hopefully just honest) here: http://frontrangerambler.blogspot.com/2012/09/feedback-on-inaugural-run-rabbit-run-100.html
I would love to hear other people's feedback and experiences as well. Cheers!

The staggered start gave us turtles a chance to truefully brag about being several hours "ahead" of Meltzer, Hawker etc. Was exciting to watch top guns go bye.

I hear the 50m is a great event. If you're thinking of the 100, save your money or spend it on one of the many other well managed hundreds.

Anyone looking for a pacer?

I hope the weather is better this year!

I'm going to head up to the boat to check out the 100 course conditions this weekend (ran into a guy from Steamboat while doing Evans last wknd who said the course might be drier than I am assuming, which is encouraging).

Planning on heading up Friday night, sleeping in the truck, run up Werner with absolutely no plan or assumptions on what will be clear or passable, but prepared for a full day of whatever, and will try and scope out the pertinent parts of the course from high ground and make a decision on which parts/legs of the 100 seem most reasonable to run, even if it means running back down Werner, hopping into the truck and heading to other parts of the course if they don't seem reasonably reachable (whatever is visible, with, of course, a bias towards the southern aspects).

Basically, want to get up high, have fun, start painting more than a topo picture of the course, and I've had enough epic post-holing backcountry/abusive high-alt cold adventures already this season, so I want to keep this casual and runnable - no spikes, no axe, just casual runnin'.

If you're in the area/interested in starting to map out all the prime poop-in-the-wood spots along the course in advance, drop me a line at my name, in the boring old first.last@gmail.com format, or, if it's Friday evening-ish, try texting/calling (the standard old-school denver area area code, not the new fangled one that starts with 7) twoFourSix - FourZeroSevenEight.

Anyone in Front Range area wanting to meet up for some fun training runs?!!!

Why can't I view a list of registrants for the RRR 50?

Any report on how many runners signed up for the 100?