Miola Madness - Spring Into Daylight Savings

Paola, United States • 14 Mar 2026

Miola Madness - Spring Into Daylight Savings (Paola, KS)

Miola Madness - Spring Into Daylight Savings is a timed running event on March 14, 2026, organized by Midwest Endurance. Registration opens on December 1, 2025. The event is the first of a three-part Miola Madness Series; registering for the full series enters participants in the two subsequent events and series finishers receive a series sticker and a series finisher jacket.

Distances and course

  • 12-hour timed event
  • 9-hour timed event
  • 6-hour timed event
  • 3-hour timed event
  • 10K distance (new for 2026)

The course is a roughly 6-mile crushed limestone loop around Miola Lake. All races start and finish at the boat ramp trail head, which serves as the main Race Hub. The Race Hub includes restrooms, a dog park nearby, and is a short drive from the beach. One primary, abundantly stocked aid station and a secondary fluid-only aid station are on the course. Hammer Nutrition will supply electrolyte drink, gels, and other performance fuel. The inaugural 10K has event records available; record setters will receive a RECORD SETTER sign.

Rules and policies

Rules include keeping pets on a leash, no littering, staying on designated trails, respecting volunteers and park staff, and crew meeting runners only at designated crew-access aid stations. There are no refunds, transfers, or deferrals. The event will take place regardless of the weather. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

12 hr
12-Hour
9 hr
9-Hour
6 hr
6-Hour
3 hr
3-Hour
10 km
10k
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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