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August 26, 2018 by Sean Flanagan

2018 Castle Peak 100k – Thank You

Hello Castle Peak 100k Participants,

We hope that everyone is enjoying their recovery. Our Race Management Team is still catching up on sleep, but have a few words and some exciting news to share with you.

First off, we’d like to thank all of you who were able to toe the line at this years Castle Peak 100k. 2018 has proven to be our biggest, and most successful year yet. We hope that you enjoyed the race as much as we did. We’d also like to thank all the volunteers who supported each of you on your journey, and dedicated their time to make this race happen. We love our ultra-running community, and races like Castle Peak, simply do not happen without our volunteers.

A very special thank you to our Aid Station Captains, and our partners that ran some of them: Pete Broomhall and ReddAntler Running (Andromeda), Mike Kreaden and the Stevens Creek Striders (Johnson Canyon), Geoff Quine and the Broken Arrow Skyrace (Summit Lake), Chaz Sheya, Abbey Drake, and  Epic Endurance Events(Castle Valley),Todd Freitas, Paul Sweeney and the Tahoe Donner 4 Wheelers (Hole in the Ground), Michelle Edmonson, Kaycee Green, and the Silver State Striders (Van Norden) Robert Myers (Overload), and our very own club, Donner Party Mountain Runners (Joel Tebbutt – The Animal, Sharon Fong – Euer Valley, Gretchen Brugman – Devil’s Oven, Bill Hunter – Crow’s Nest, and Diane Frederic – Mt. Lincoln). Jim Geary, with the assistance of his granddaughter, who provided additional aid from his residence after the Hole in the Ground Aid Station deserves special recognition.

If you, and your club and/or organization are interested in owning on of our Aid Stations for future Castle Peak 100k race, please contact Sean Flanagan at sflanagan@donnerpartymountainrunners.com. We have a few spots open!

We would like to personally thank our volunteer shuttle drivers, Howard, Fran (Peter’s Aunt & Uncle) and JP, for their tireless effort of transporting those who needed rides to their hotel or campsite. Thank you to our Palisades Safety Crew, for guiding all of you through the day, and night, keeping you safe, and on the ropes.

Friday morning before the race, we had 16 volunteers hike out 630 lbs of water to your Devil’s Oven and Summit Lake Aid Stations, a special shout out to them for the toughest job of the race.

Thank you to our Land Partners, Sugar Bowl, and Kevin Roop, who gave us our new finish line, and spent most of the race shuttling volunteers and gear up to our Crow’s Nest & Mt. Lincoln Aid Stations, and the Palisades section. Sugar Bowl truly made for an epic finish, and we look forward to working with them in the coming years. Thank you to our presenting sponsor, Salomon, and their continued support over the years. Thank you to our on course electrolyte drink mix Skratch Labs.

Special recognition should be given to our 4X Castle Peak Finishers: Steve Martelli, Betsy Nye, Ismael Macias, and Brent Konvalin. We are grateful for your continued support, and each year you have returned. Each one of you have helped build this race to what it is.

Results are posted, and can be found here. Please reach out to us if you feel there has been an error with your reported time. All official finishers have earned themselves 5 UTMB points, something rare for a 100k race.

Helen Pelster, who in addition to her Race Registration role, greeted each of you at the Finish, while also taking pictures along the course, has provided them to everyone, free of charge. The 2018 Castle Peak 100k photo gallery can be found here.

If you have any pictures, comments, or race reports you would like to share of your 2018 Castle Peak 100k journey, please send us your links or send them to sflanagan@donnerpartymountainrunners.com

Now, new for our 2019 version of Castle Peak 100k: Registration will open on December 1st on Ultrasignup. A new 10km race is in the works, starting and finishing at our Sugar Bowl finish line. We will have shuttles from the finish line to the start line on race morning, and we are working on campsites at the finish.

Our biggest, and most exciting news: Our 2019 Castle Peak 100k has earned the distinction of a Western States qualifier for the 2020 edition of the race. We are grateful for this honor, and would like to thank the WSER Board for this recognition.

Thank you all, and see you in 2019,

Castle Peak 100k Race Management

Peter Fain, Sean Flanagan, Helen Pelster, Tara Eckenrode, Lesley Dellamonica, and Diane Frederic

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