Honey Badger 100

Event Overview

The Honey Badger 100 is a 100-mile ultra-marathon. The event has a 36-hour time limit. A mid-race checkpoint cutoff of 18 hours is enforced at approximately 53.35 miles.

Course Details

The start and finish are at the West Shore Area of Cheney State Park in Kansas. The course begins with about 6.5 miles in the park, has a final section of less than one mile in the park, and runs for approximately 92.9 miles on roads in Kingman County.

Participant Requirements

All runners must provide their own crew of at least one person and a vehicle. Crews must supply all food, a minimum of 12 gallons of water, and 30 lbs of ice for their runner. Only one crew vehicle per runner is allowed at a time. Runners receive a gift card for a store near the 45-mile point, intended for purchasing additional ice.

Logistics

Packet pickup occurs on the morning of the event, followed by a short pre-race briefing. A day-use fee is required for vehicles not staying overnight in the park. Lodging options include campsites and cabins within Cheney State Park. The nearest hotels are in Goddard or Kingman, about 20 miles away, with more options in Wichita, roughly 30 miles away.

Registration & Policies

Registration closes two days before the event. No refunds are offered. Deferrals to the following year are permitted up to 30 days prior to the event. A finisher's award is given to all who complete the race within the time limit. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.