Race Time Limits
10 Mile Time Limit
No runner who takes longer than 2:20:00 to finish the race from the time they cross the starting line will be given an official finishing time. This is true regardless of the corral in which you start the race. So if you start in the Green corral at 7:45 but it takes you another minute to actually cross the start line, then you would have until 10:06 A.M. to finish the race and be scored. If you are in the Orange corral, which starts at 7:34, but it takes you a minute to cross the starting line, then you have until 9:55 A.M. to finish the race. If you don’t beat the time limit in that case, you will be able to finish the race since the finish line won’t be closed, but you won’t get an official finishing time. As a result, all we can post is the time the finish line will be closed (10:20 A.M.) – it doesn’t mean everyone who finishes before that time will be scored. This means that trying to jump into a faster corral that starts earlier won’t make your finish time limit any longer.
5K Time Limit
The 5K time limit is 65 minutes. As with the 10 Mile, the clock for the time limit begins running when a runner crosses the starting line, so trying to jump into a faster corral that starts earlier won’t make your finish time limit any longer. You may be able to finish the race because the finish line won’t have been closed, but you will not appear in the official results if you exceed the 65 minute time limit.