Full Results, click here

The 2013 winner and new record holder

50K winner Dave Brown congratulatted at the finish line.

IT’S A NEW RECORD – 50K winner and record setter David Brown of Boerne is congratulated at the finish line. Chief, Interpretation and Visitor Services David Elkowitz, David Brown, Park Superintendent Cindy Ott-Jones and Race Director Paul Baltutis celebrate at the finish line. Photo by Shanda Schneider www.texasexpressions.com.

David Brown, 34,  of Boerne, Texas,  finished the 50K at 3:40:00, beating the 2011 3:47:08 record set by 39-year-old John Yoder of Houston.  This is only the second time in the history of the run that the four-hour barrier was broken.

 Look out, men!

Kayla Campasino is first woman to win it all in 25K

NEW 25K RECORD – 25-year-old Kayla Campasino of Lubbock is the first of the field to cross the finish line of the 2013 25K. She is the first woman to win the grueling race outright. Photo by Shanda Schneider www.texasexpressions.com

 Check out the results

 

50K  25K  10K

Brother, sister win top 10K spots (again)

10K finishers

Patrick and Rose Hillery won top honors in the BBUR 10K. Last year, Patrick shared the honors with his other sister, Maggie. Patrick, 17, finished with 00:38:49.  Rose, 12, grabbed top female open honors with a time of 00:47:06.

We had beautiful weather for the 2013 Big Bend Ultra Run and another great group of runners. Records were broken and spirits ran high.
This event would not be possible without the permission and support of Big Bend National Park’s park service staff. We also tip our hats to an army of volunteers that marches with this event. Once again, we want to thank U.S. Customs and Border Protection for its help.

 

2012 was a big success

RESULTS

For the 50K results, click here.

For the 25K results, click here.

For overall 10K results, click here. Open results are here.  Masters results are here.  Seniors results are here.

Thanks to all the runners, volunteers, Big Bend National Park personnel, Border Patrol, Webb County, Brewster County and many others we were able to raise awareness of the park and raise more money for the Friends of Big Bend National Park.

A big thanks to all our sponsors, without whom, none of this would have been possible.

We already are planning the 2013 event and would like your feedback.  Please go to our Comments & Suggestions Page and give us your thoughts.  It’s all private between you and us, and you may answer any or all of the five questions.

Come visit Big Bend National Park and see what the excitement is all about.