Four straight wins, with no second chances along the way. Both also clocked the fastest time of the day in their bracket, so each walked off with $1,500.
$3,000 paid out · both champions also ran the fastest time of the day · July 18, 2026
Every race from July 18, top to bottom. Creed Whisenhunt took the men's title and Odell Frye took the women's. Winners in green, with the champion's path lit through the bracket.
The full race, start to finish. Hit play and watch it right here.
Shots from the field: the line, the lean, the finish. A selection below, with the full set over on Lightroom.
Two runners, one straight 40, first across wins. That part never changes. Field size, bracket structure and prize money are set per event, so each stop can look a little different.
Every race is 1v1. You line up beside one opponent and settle it over 40 yards. Cleanest format in the sport. First across wins.
Runners are seeded into a bracket and race until one is left standing. Field size and the number of rounds can vary from event to event.
Men's and women's brackets run side by side, each crowning its own champion. Prize money is announced with every event.
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Twenty minutes north of downtown Austin. Free parking on site. Bring cleats or turf shoes, water, and people to cheer you on.
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