The park closes at night, so the race was capped at 11 yards (45.8 miles). Twenty-six runners went the whole way, and the fastest man and woman on that final yard took the win.
| Place | Runner | Yards | Miles |
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A yard counts when a runner finishes the loop inside the hour. Places are shared by everyone on the same number of yards, listed alphabetically by last name, with the winners first. Spot a mistake? DM us on Instagram and we'll fix it.
From the 8 AM start to the headlamp laps, 540+ race-day and bib photos, free to download and share.
Photos by @aidan.suttlehan, who shot all 12 hours of the race as a volunteer. Give him a follow.
A 4.167-mile loop on dirt and gravel park trail, starting and finishing at the Pelican Point shelter. Lake views for the daylight laps, headlamps for the rest.
Volunteers ran check-in, the aid station, the timing board, and medical from before sunrise until the last headlamp came in. None of it happens without them.
Ran it? Tell us how we did. The runner survey takes about three minutes and goes straight into planning the 2027 series.
These folks fed, fueled, and outfitted the race. Show them some love.
Four more Yay Ultra races are coming in 2027. Dates and registration get posted on Instagram first.
