Lavaredo 120K

Lavaredo 120K

The first night goes north-east: Ospitale at 18 km, Passo Tre Croci at 28 km and Misurina at 43 km, then the climb to Rifugio Auronzo and over Forcella Lavaredo at 2,449 m, the pass under the Tre Cime that the organiser times for sunrise. From there the course drops to Cimabanche at 66 km and turns south through Malga Ra Stua, Malga Travenanzes, Rifugio Col Gallina at 95 km, Passo Giau at 103 km and Rifugio Croda da Lago at 110 km before the descent to Cortina.

There are eight refreshment stations and two water points, and runners must carry at least one litre. Crew help is allowed in only two places, Cimabanche and Col Gallina, one assistant per runner. That makes those two the points where supporters actually meet their runner, and the 30-hour limit means the back of the field reaches Cortina on Sunday morning after a second night.

On Livebib the runner shares a link to their own broadcast. Family open it in a browser, no account or app, and see the position on the course, the distance covered and a finish estimate that updates as the race goes. A crew waiting at Cimabanche can see when to expect them. When the signal drops in the high cirques, the position is carried forward along the course and marked as estimated, never shown as measured.