Every mile tells a story. Explore the official results from the past three Route 66 Ultrarun events—2022, 2023, and 2024—and witness the determination, grit, and endurance that define this 140-mile journey through the Arizona desert. Whether you’re a returning runner, a curious spectator, or part of our growing community, these records showcase the relentless spirit that powers the course year after year.
2022 Grant Maughan
2022 Nancy Levene
2025 Amy Adams
2024 R.A.D. Reds
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The 4th Annual Route 66 UltraRun was a grand success as 140 Miles of History and A Race for Everyone. With Crewed Runners supported by two to four people and Journey Runners completing the race unsupported. Relay Teams of three or four (teams up to six people were allowed) had different strategies, but a good time was had by all.
Whether you are a fast runner wanting to do the entire race, or a team player that wants to participate on a speedy, or more-for-fun Relay Team the Route 66 UltraRun has an option for you. With 60 hours to finish the 140-mile race and 48 hours for new in 2026 100-mile CenturyRun, you don’t even have to average 2.5 miles per hour. You can come out to Historic Route 66 in Arizona and join the fun!
Huge congratulations to our new 2025 champion and 2nd and 3rd place CRs.
Congratulations to the top three JRs in 2025
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