FAQs
Read below to learn the answers to our most frequently asked questions, and check back regularly for updates! Don’t see an answer to your question? Email us at info@p3r.org.
We know - it's a lot of info and you have some questions. Check out the questions we get most often below, and if you need more info, reach out to us at info@p3r.org.
Find all of the information you need on our webpage linked HERE!
Registration opens soon!
Team captains register first, then each team member can register and join the team. All team members will need to register and complete the event waiver.
Are you planning to have a pacer and/or driver? They'll need to register, too (there are no additional fees to use pacers and/or drivers).
We are starting in Cumberland, MD, and running to Pittsburgh, PA!
Since we’re changing directions this year, we need a new start line location for the one-day adventure option! Teams will start at the Whitsett exchange zone and run the 9 legs between Whitsett and Pittsburgh’s South Side (about 40 miles).
We anticipate the first teams will start at 3 p.m., while other teams won’t start until a little later in the afternoon. Teams will receive their official start times at least two weeks prior to the event.
We anticipate the one-day adventure will start at 7 a.m.
Yes! Registration for the virtual challenge will open later this year.
150-Mile Relay from Cumberland to Pittsburgh:
- 8-Person Teams (or 7)
- 6-Person Teams (or 5)
- 4-Person Teams
40-Mile Relay from Whitsett to Pittsburgh:
- 4-Person Teams (or 3)
- 2-Person Teams
Yes. Each team's average pace should be at least 12:00 per mile. That doesn't mean that each team member needs to move that fast: you might have some runners on your team who run at a slower pace than that, but as long as you have enough team members who run faster so that the team's average is 12:00, you're good to go!
They sure are! For safety reasons, there are some extra precautions we ask of participants using hand-cranks or wheelchairs - email us at info@p3r.org to start the conversation!
Yep - that's why we call it an adventure! Running on the GAP at night requires either a headlamp or a flashlight, as well as a reflective vest. We strongly encourage each runner to carry a cell phone and not listen to music - especially while running at night.
Yes.
Nope. You and your teammates can choose which runners tackle each leg of the course. You may want your stronger team members to run the longer legs while newbies take on the shorter legs. Or maybe half of your team is going to run the first half of the course and the other half of the team will start at the halfway point and run to the finish. It's completely up to you and your team how you complete the challenge!
We've got your back. Like the RUNwithP3R Facebook page and ask to join the Find a Team group!
24 legs.
Whenever you can! Be sure to pack sleeping bags!