Race planning

Plan Feral Pig Ultra 100 Miler

Use the listed edition as your starting point. Each tool keeps imported race facts separate from the targets and assumptions you choose.

Edition notes: The 100 Miler started at 12:01 AM AWST on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at North Bannister, and the finish at the Perth Hills Discovery Centre closes at 4:00 PM on Sunday, November 8. The same weekend has 100 km, 50-mile, 50 km, 23 km and kids’ 5 km races. RaceResult shows live aid station splits, but the organizer says there is no GPS tracking. The final newsletter forecast a hot, dry weekend, with highs of 29°C (84°F) on Saturday and 27°C (81°F) on Sunday at Mundaring, and called the field the event’s biggest turnout ever. The homepage marked the 100 Miler sold out while its race page said limited entries were left; the second newsletter said a handful of 100-mile entries had reopened.

Listed edition

Nov 7, 2026 – Nov 8, 2026

Format

Fixed-Distance

Distance

160 km

Local start time

12:01 AM Saturday (AWST)

Duration / cutoff

40 hours

Crew and pacers

Crews may go only to approved locations: Sullivan Rock (100 Miler only), Brookton Hwy, Mt Dale, Camel Farm, Kalamunda (Jorgensen Park) and the Feral Village at the Perth Hills Discovery Centre. Canning, Darkin Rd, Beraking, Waalegh and Allen Rd lie in the protected Mundaring drinking water catchment: a crew that enters it gets its runner disqualified on the spot and risks heavy fines. Spectators may also watch at Mundaring Weir and the Mundaring Weir Hotel, but no aid is allowed there. Each 100-mile runner may have up to three pacers, who may change only at crewed aid stations, on three legs: Brookton Hwy to the Discovery Centre (71.8 to 124.7 km, 52.9 km), the Discovery Centre to Kalamunda (17.6 km) and Kalamunda to the finish (17.8 km). Pacers carry the mandatory gear except the map, may take water but not aid station food, and may not carry the runner’s mandatory gear.

Drop bags

Allowed at every aid station for ultra runners. After check-in, bags go into each aid station’s marquee, labeled with bib number, name and aid station. The organizer asks for small bags, lunchbox-sized, and no plastic zip-lock bags, which birds have learned to open. A finish clothes bag goes in the marked area at the finish. All bags can be collected at the Discovery Centre until 4:00 PM Sunday.

Recorded facts reviewed Nov 7, 2026. Check the organizer’s latest rules. Calendar downloads use all-day dates and do not set a starting alarm.