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Mud Factor - Medford

White City, United States • 9 May 2026

Mud Factor MEDFORD - May 9, 2026

Mud Factor "Seriously Fun, 5K Obstacle Run!" is scheduled at Moto541 in Central Point, Oregon on May 9, 2026. The event is presented as an all ages obstacle run with separate Kidz Family waves and Adult waves. Event materials note that 2026 designs may differ from images shown.

Participation requires a printed, signed waiver to be brought to the event. All adult participants must present a photo I.D. at the registration tent. The organizer states there are no refunds under any circumstances. Spectator admission is listed as $10 cash for festival area access only; those 14 and under are admitted free. Listed pricing at the time shows $35 for select adult waves (regular $75) and $29 for all Kidz family waves (regular $65). Prices, event date and location are subject to change. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States Oregon White City

Race information

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5 km
5k Obstacle Run
Kidz Family Waves
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