Race planning
Plan Kullamannen Ultra 100 Miles
Use the listed edition as your starting point. Each tool keeps imported race facts separate from the targets and assumptions you choose.
This is a past edition. These details are for reference; confirm a future edition before making a plan.
Edition notes: The October 30 – November 1, 2026 race is complete and results are archived below. It ran on the course listed at 168 km and 2,020 m of climbing; the runner-guide time chart ended at 171.5 km and UTMB Live’s course profile at 168.5 km.
- Listed edition
- Oct 30, 2026 – Nov 1, 2026
- Format
- Fixed-Distance
- Distance
- 168 km
- Local start time
- 6:00 PM Friday
- Duration / cutoff
- 32 hours
- Crew and pacers
- None. Kullamannen is an unsupported race: there are no personal assistants, no crew zones at aid stations and no pacers. Runners may not accept food, clothing or gear from anyone outside the race or leave items along the course, and being accompanied on any part of the route breaks the rules. Volunteers in yellow vests may give small help, such as opening a bottle. Friends can still cheer from the spots marked on the organizer’s race map.
- Drop bags
- One drop bag, at Båstad Aid (km 119 in the 2026 runner guide). Only the official UTMB World Series bag issued at bib pickup is accepted; 100-mile runners hand it in at the Båstad race center between 10:00 AM and 3:30 PM on Friday. Poles may not go in drop bags. Bags are returned at the finish and must be collected by 1:00 PM Sunday. A separate tagged bag of post-race clothes can be left in the garage in Båstad.
Recorded facts reviewed Oct 24, 2026. Check the organizer’s latest rules. Calendar downloads use all-day dates and do not set a starting alarm.
Pace & duration
Start with the recorded course distance. The recorded duration or cutoff is filled in; adjust it to your goal.
Gear checklist
Choose a checklist suited to your expected duration. Add the organizer’s mandatory gear.
Crew & drop bags
Bring across the race name and local start time. Add confirmed access points, distances and your own arrival estimates.