KEYS100
Straßenläufe in Vereinigte Staaten, Florida Keys
Über die Veranstaltung
The KEYS100 is a 100-mile point-to-point running race from Key Largo to Key West across the Florida Keys, with 50-mile and 50-kilometer options. All races finish at Higgs Beach in Key West and require support crews.
Verpflegung & Versorgung
On-course food and drink available at aid stations and commercial facilities along the route; some locations in the Lower Keys beyond Marathon have fewer open facilities overnight. Plan to be self-sufficient.
Pacer
Each runner must have a support crew who will meet the runner at approved Meet-Up Locations along the course. Up to two runners may share one crew, but runners may never be separated by more than one allowable Meet-Up Location. Crews are responsible for transporting runners to and from the start and finish and caring for them if unable to finish.
Ergebnisse
Offizielle Ergebnisse ansehenTypisches Wetter in Florida Keys
Monatsdurchschnitte aus historischen Daten (2000–heute).
FAQ
Total Time Allowed
100-mile individual and team races: 32 hours; 50-mile race: 20 hours; 50-kilometer race: 12 hours
Interim Cut-Offs
All runners and teams must cross timing mats before the sites close. Missing a cut-off results in a DNF. Key cut-offs: Mile Marker 90 at Coral Shores High School: 11:00am; Mile Marker 74.9 past Shady Cove Avenue: 4:00pm; Mile Marker 59.3 at Keys Cable Park: 8:30pm; Mile Marker 50 at Marathon Garden Club: 11:00pm; Mile Marker 40 at Veterans Park west end Seven Mile Bridge: 2:00am Sunday; Mile Marker 25 at Dion's store Summerland Key: 7:00am Sunday; Mile Marker 10 at Circle K Shell Big Coppitt Key: Noon Sunday. No interim cut-offs for 50-mile and 50-kilometer runners and teams.
Is there any medical support along the route?
Yes. Medical staff will either be driving the route or stationed at locations on the course, and will also be present at the finish line. Contact phone numbers are provided; in emergencies use 911 if race medical staff is not immediately available. Medical staff may prevent a runner from continuing if their condition warrants it. Runners receiving an IV may not continue the race. Medical staff do not tape feet or provide blister support.
Is the hot weather really a significant factor?
Yes. Temperatures reach the high 80s or low 90s with high humidity. Sudden rain squalls and gusty winds are possible. Fewer than 50% of individual 100-mile runners completed the race in 2024, and 53.7% finished in 2023, with most non-finishes tied to heat-related reasons. Runners are encouraged to use cooling strategies and consider starting with a shorter distance if new to racing in the heat.
Zuletzt aktualisiert: Jun 6, 2026, 12:25:38 AM
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