Miami 100

Miami, United States • 27-28 Sep 2025

The Miami 100 is an urban ultramarathon scheduled for September 27, 2025, featuring a challenging 100-mile course through the vibrant neighborhoods of Miami, Florida. This event is a preferred qualifier for the Badwater 135™ and requires runners to be fully dependent on their crew, as there are no aid stations—only checkpoints. Participants will navigate using directional cards, adding a unique challenge to the race. Additionally, runners can opt for the Miami 125 Challenge, which includes an extra 25 miles after completing the 100-mile course. The event is limited to 60 runners, ensuring an intimate and competitive atmosphere. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

125 mi
Miami 125 Challenge
100 mi
100 Miler
Ride the Wave 50k
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