Honey Badger 100

Honey Badger 100, Wichita KS

The Honey Badger 100 is a 100 Mile ultramarathon held in Wichita, Kansas. The course begins and ends in Cheney State Park (West Shore) and includes a little over seven miles inside the park : about 6.5 miles at the beginning and a little less than 1 mile at the end. Approximately 92.9 miles are run on roads in Kingman County.

A 36 hour overall time limit applies. Competitors must also meet an 18 hour cutoff at approximately 53.35 miles. These are hard deadlines.

All runners must provide their own crew (minimum one person) and vehicle, all food, at least 12 gallons of water, and 30 pounds of ice. Only one crew vehicle is allowed at a time. If more than one crew member assists, an extra 5 gallon water cooler and a large ice chest are recommended. Crews are responsible for replenishing ice and water. Runners receive a gift card for Loves at about the 45 mile point intended for ice purchase.

Check in and staging are at the West Shore area of Cheney State Park, with packet pickup on race morning followed by a short pre-race briefing. A day use fee applies for vehicles not staying in the park.

Campsites without hookups are adjacent to the start and finish area; full-hookup campsites are about one mile away. Cabins, restrooms, and showers may be available in the park. Closest hotel and motel options are in Goddard or Kingman, about 20 miles away, with additional lodging in Wichita a little over 30 miles away.

Registration closes on July 9 at 11:59 PM CT. There are no refunds; deferrals for the following year are allowed up to 30 days prior. Register by June 18 to be guaranteed a shirt. Awards are given to the male and female overall winners and finishers receive buckles. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.