À propos de cette course
Last Dot Standing takes place at Belleville Community Park in Belleville, Wisconsin, with Dot's Tavern serving as the opposite point. The primary event is a last-person-standing competition: participants run a 4.2-mile segment each hour, switching between the park and the tavern until only one runner remains. The same route also accommodates two 24-hour races and a 48-hour race, allowing runners to pursue fixed-time mileage rather than elimination.
The course is straightforward: reach Dot's from Belleville, or Belleville from Dot's, before the hour expires. Runners can target 50, 100, 150, or 200 miles, with buckles awarded to 100-, 150-, and 200-mile finishers. The Last Dot Standing prize money originates from registration fees, with awards for the final overall runner and the final woman and man. Volunteers can assist at Belleville, at Dot's, or along the course, aligning with the race's unadorned, out-and-back structure.
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