   2012 registration will open March 17th at noon Eastern time at RunRace.net
- to see who has registered go to the RunRace registration website and click on the magnifying glass next to each race
- Wild & tough 1860's oil boom era policies:
NO REFUNDS
NO TRANSFER of your entry to another runner - drivers license / photo ID required to pick up your race packet
NO CHANGING OF RACE DISTANCE once you register
NO DEFERRING of your entry until next year
NO CREDIT FOR FINISHING A SHORTER DISTANCE - if you don't finish the distance you signed up for it is a DNF
"Strike oil or move on!"
- no paper entry forms - online entry via RunRace.net - must be 18 years of age - check or money order - if not received within 30 days of registration your entry will be canceled to make room for others
- are you a Race Director ? eMail RD Tom Jennings at rd_oc100@yahoo.com about "RDs run for free" Date: October 13, 2012
3 concurrent races:
Run in the valley where the world's first oil boom began in 1859 when "Colonel" Edwin Drake drilled the first commercial oil well and the reason John D Rockefeller amassed much of his fortune.
  As a member of the Road Runners Club of America (RRCA), we follow their guidelines on headset use. RRCA does not encourage headphone use during its member races but does not disallow them as long as they are used safely. For this reason, Oil Creek 100 Trail Runs will allow headphones on the course only if it does not pose a safety risk. If you absolutely must use them KEEP THE VOLUME DOWN so you can hear runners approaching from behind - or risk getting run over in wild & tough 1860's oil boom era fashion. For safety reasons, it may be necessary for a course official to ask you to remove your headset/earphones during the race. You are required to comply or face disqualification and removal from the course. Join the OilCreek100 Yahoo Discussion Group
 - 298 members Email Race Director Tom Jennings @ rd_oc100@yahoo.com Are you on Facebook? Join the "Oil Creek100 Trail Runs" group - 785 members  Follow "OC100TR" for the latest tweets and leader updates race weekend!Want to help ? Join the Facebook OC100 Volunteer Group !
 Benninghoff Farm today - the 35' replica oil derricks are the inspiration for the logo and finisher's award buckle. All runners will pass them on their way from Wolfkiel Run AS #1 to Egbert Farm AS #2 in Petroleum Center :  A large (approx. size 3.5" X 2.5"), heavy, high-quality belt buckle from Creative Casting Inc in Denison TX will be offered to all ultra finishers
100 = gold two-tone buckle
and sub-22 hour gold buckle  100K = silver buckle  50K = bronze buckle  Oil Creek State Park was the 2010 National Gold Medal "Grand Award" winner for excellence in park and recreation management  The wild & tough 1860's oil boom era in Petroleum Center where crew-accessible aid station # 2 is located (Egbert Farm picnic pavilion). Washington Street is now Petroleum Center Road - notice the faint outline of the hill in the background for the then / now photo below:  Washington Street then, Petroleum Center Road now. Benninghoff Farm is only about 1/2 mile down this road (toward Titusville) where the OC&T railroad tracks & train tressel are located:  Benninghoff Farm today - from the east Gerard hiking trail scenic overlook. The paved road you see in this photo is Petroleum Center Rd (the old Washington Street) that is used to access Petroleum Center's Egbert Farm aid station # 2. This overlook is on the official course - it is beautiful with the October fall colors - and 100 mile participants will get to see the derricks illuminated Sat. night / Sun. morning  |
