Runners can pickup their bibs from South Jersey RunningCo in Haddonfield on Friday, 7/31 from 4-7PM or on race morning starting at 5:30AM under the main aid station tent.

Use 5300 N. Park Dr., Pennsauken, NJ 08109 for GPS and look for Lot 2.

There are parking lots located on either side of the track. Please do not use the parking lot where LaScala's Birria restaurant is located - this is for restaurant customers and playground goers.

Lot 2 parking lot is larger and only for Loopy Looper runners, crew, and volunteers. Please print the parking pass located the the athlete guide and place in your dashboard. All cars associated with the event must have this parking pass. This parking lot is going to be closed for our event only.

Street parking is also available all around the venue.

If you plan on bringing an RV/Camper Van/Transit Van, please park in the last row (closest to the water) and do NOT block any
parking lot traffic. You could probably also park on the street out front of the venue.

Yup!

The race will be chip timed, with chips on your bib and chips attached to your shoes. Timing will be managed by Mike Melton from MCM Timing and Results. He will have screens set up so you can see how many miles and laps you have run.

Runners will have the allotted time to run as many laps as they can of Cooper River. We will not be counting partial laps and only full laps.

If you plan on taking an extended break and leaving for any period of time, please notify the timer or race directors.

Runners can switch distances until 7/15/26.

Nope, only full laps count towards your total milage. 

Runners are allowed (1) pacer starting at 12:00 PM. No carrying gear for runners is allowed. Each runner will receive (1) pacer bib that their pacer must wear. Pacers must also abide by all the same lighting rules above during the overnight hours.

Yes, but crews are only allowed at the start/finish line.

Yes, trekking poles are permitted with caps on, but no spikes.

All 24hr & 100 hour runner must have a headlamp and safety light to start a lap from 8:00 PM until 6:00 AM. A safety light can be a glow stick, light up vest, a safety LED, Christmas lights, or any other colored light. While this is a somewhat lit course, there are dark sections, and we want to be able to see you from far away. You’ll be happy you have your lights. Plus, porta potties are dark and scary.

No, there's no gear check. However, all runners can use the field as noted in the athlete guide as a pit area for you to stash your sutff.

At the start/finish area at the track, there is a field you can use as a pit area for you to stash your stuff for the day. NO TENT STAKES are NOT allowed. Please come prepared to weigh down tents.

You CAN stake into the ground in the section of grass under the trees against the path and ONLY there.

We ask that you do not bring tents larger than 10x10. Absolutely no open fits/fire pit and no propane heaters or cookers.
You can also use your car as your pit if you want to in the parking lot or street.

Be respectful and leave your space as you found it. There are trashcans at track. Please pack up your trash.

No, the relay team is only allowed to have 1 runner on course at a time, except for the last lap. You can run your last lap as a team (we recommend it!).

All teams will receive an ankle strap with a chip on it that you will be handing off each lap to the next runner. This chip MUST be on your ankle. Not your wrist, not in your pocket. We will not add laps for mishaps with the chip handoff. You should still wear your Loopy Looper bib in addition to the ankle chip.

The runner finishing the lap should cross the finish line, then hand off the ankle chip to the next runner in the relay team exchange zone (located directly after the arch), and the next runner should continue from there. Do not cross the start line to start your loop. Simply join the loop on the track and continue on from there.

Nope. Each member of the relay team must complete at least 1 lap each. But after that it's up to the team to decide who runs when and how many laps. 

Nope. It's just not fair to the other runners.

Water and Tailwind (Naked and Dauwaltermelon flavors), as well as Pickle Juice. Misc items available throughout day will include: fruit, potatoes, veggie broth, quesadillas, grilled cheese, PB&J's, and more!

We strive to accommodate all dietary restrictions, including vegan options. We will have vegan options. However, if you have specific nutrition needs or hydration requirements, we encourage you to supplement using your pit area.

Water and Tailwind (Naked flavor) and ice. 

The venue has indoor bathrooms, but we will have additonal porta-potties for the race at the start/finish. There are porta-porties on the course as well. They get cleaned, but it's a public park, so don't rely on them be spotless. We reccomend carry extra TP just in case!

Nope. This is a cupless race. We are committed to minimizing our environmental impact. This event will be a cupless race, with the excepton of hot items. If you do not provide your own cup at the aid station you will NOT be given one. Bring one or purchase one of our reusbale cups. We'll have them available for purchase at packet pickup and during the race at the merch tent.

Sure do! Except for those running the 100 miler. That's a buckle or bust race. Those runners will receive a belt bukcle. 

Medals will be handed out as you decide to end your day. We will have an awards tent that you can stop by to receive your medal and any earned mileage awards.

There will be an award ceremony near the main aid station after each of the 12 and 24 hour race completed. The 12 hour race award ceremony will be ~7:15 PM and the 24 hour race award ceremony will be ~7:15 AM.

There will be no official award ceremony for the 100 miler. The top finishers will receive their trophy as they complete the race.