2026 Revolution Run - New Years Day Morning
The 2026 Revolution Run – New Years Day Morning takes place on Thursday, January 1 2026 at the Olympic Oval track in Kearns, Utah (5662 S Cougar Ln, Kearns, UT 84118). Early‑morning temperatures are predicted to hover around –5 °F to 0 °F, with clear skies and a light wind from the west. Runners will compete on the oval, aiming to cover as many laps as possible within the allotted time frame, while choosing from a range of distance options that are all held on the same track.
What distances are available for this event?
- →5 K race – start time 9:30 AM, finish window 1:00 PM
- →10 K race – start time 9:00 AM, finish window 1:00 PM
- →Half Marathon – start time 8:30 AM, finish window 1:00 PM
- →Full Marathon – start time 8:00 AM, finish window 1:00 PM (must finish within 4 hours)
- →Most Laps in 5 Hours – start time 8:00 AM, finish window 1:00 PM
- →Virtual race – completion deadline 12:00 AM MST, 2026‑01‑02
- →Bike 5 Hours – start time 9:00 AM, finish window 1:00 PM (price not listed)
How much does registration cost?
- →Most Laps in 5 Hours – $60 (early‑bird price until 2025‑12‑24 11:59 PM)
- →Full Marathon – $60 (early‑bird price until 2025‑12‑24 11:59 PM)
- →Half Marathon – $60 (early‑bird price until 2025‑12‑24 11:59 PM)
- →10 K – $48 (early‑bird price until 2025‑12‑24 11:59 PM)
- →5 K – $48 (early‑bird price until 2025‑12‑24 11:59 PM)
- →Virtual – $40 (registration ends 2025‑12‑31 1:59 AM MST)
What is the event schedule and timing?
All events run on the same track, with the following start and finish windows (all times MST):
- →8:00 AM – 1:00 PM: Most Laps in 5 Hours, Full Marathon
- →8:30 AM – 1:00 PM: Half Marathon
- →9:00 AM – 1:00 PM: 10 K, Bike 5 Hours
- →9:30 AM – 1:00 PM: 5 K
What are the race rules and format?
Participants must stay on the Olympic Oval track for the duration of their event. The goal is to complete the prescribed distance or to run as many laps as possible within the allotted time. The Full Marathon must be finished within 4 hours; other distances have no strict time limit beyond the finish window. All runners must wear a visible name tag and follow the course markings.
What does registration include?
- →Bib and race number
- →Official race timing chip
- →Printable race packet with course map and event schedule
- →Access to the event’s online results page
What facilities and amenities are available at the venue?
- →Designated start/finish line with timing stations
- →Water stations every 1 km/0.5 lap
- →First‑aid tents and medical staff on site
- →Refreshment tent offering light snacks and beverages
- →Restroom and shower facilities
How should runners prepare for the weather?
The forecast calls for sub‑freezing temperatures with a light wind. Runners should dress in layers, wear insulated running shoes, and consider a wind‑proof jacket. Hydration is still essential; carrying a small water bottle or planning to refuel at the water stations is recommended.
Are there awards or prizes for participants?
No official awards or cash prizes have been announced for this event. Participants receive a commemorative finisher medal for completing their chosen distance.
What is the virtual race format?
The virtual race allows participants to complete the distance of their choice (5 K, 10 K, Half Marathon, or Full Marathon) anywhere in the world. Runners must submit a GPS‑verified run on or before 12:00 AM MST, 2026‑01‑02. A virtual finisher medal will be mailed to the participant’s address after verification.
What happens if the weather is too severe?
If conditions are deemed unsafe—extreme cold, high winds, or precipitation—organizers reserve the right to postpone or cancel the event. Runners will be notified via email and the event’s official website.