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About RaceIndexOur methodologyData coverageCyclingTriathlon
  • Relay
  • 160.9 km
  • Jacksonville Beach
  • Event dates –
  • Open entry

Daytona 100 Ultramarathon (Jacksonville Beach to Ponce Inlet) Relay

This race edition

Race date
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Race timezone
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Edition status
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Entry options

2026 edition

Entry options are not yet confirmed for this edition. Check the organiser before making plans.

Modelled energy-cost change -0.0% versus flat · net elevation -1 m

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Decision summary

Daytona 100 Ultramarathon (Jacksonville Beach to Ponce Inlet) Relay at a glance

Route ascent
39 m

Lower than 98% of comparable mapped races

Cut-off average pace
11:33/km

31:00:00 total limit divided by distance. Check gun/chip timing and intermediate limits; allow time for stops.

Typical conditions
72/100

Historical race-date favourability, not a forecast

Evidence depth
34 verified facts

Stored GPS route

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Daytona 100 Ultramarathon (Jacksonville Beach to Ponce Inlet) Relay route map

raceindex.org has a GPS course file for Daytona 100 Ultramarathon (Jacksonville Beach to Ponce Inlet) Relay, so runners can inspect the route line on the map. Elevation charts and ascent figures appear only when that file includes usable elevation data.

How hilly is the Daytona 100 Ultramarathon (Jacksonville Beach to Ponce Inlet) Relay?

The Daytona 100 Ultramarathon (Jacksonville Beach to Ponce Inlet) Relay route has 39 m of ascent, 40 m of descent and an estimated -0.0% grade-adjusted pace penalty versus a flat route.

Where does the Daytona 100 Ultramarathon (Jacksonville Beach to Ponce Inlet) Relay route go?

The Daytona 100 Ultramarathon (Jacksonville Beach to Ponce Inlet) Relay route starts at Jacksonville Beach (Beach Blvd. and 1st Street) and finishes at Ponce Inlet Lighthouse, Davies Lighthouse Park, Ponce Inlet. Underfoot, expect pavement. It passes Ponce Inlet Lighthouse, Davies Lighthouse Park, Ponce Inlet Veterans Memorial, Atlantic Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway. Finish line celebration at the foot of the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse.

What should runners know on race day for the Daytona 100 Ultramarathon (Jacksonville Beach to Ponce Inlet) Relay?

Pacers are permitted; they must register and select 'Individual Runner Crew' as their volunteer position.

Race character

Scenery

  • Coastal
  • Island
  • Canyon
  • Waterfront
  • Historic
  • City

Terrain

  • Road
  • Beach

Entry, logistics and records

Entry requirements

Entry status
Open entry: The held registration model is open entry and this edition is not marked sold out.
Cut-off
31:00:00

Race day logistics

Pacers
Pacers are permitted; they must register and select 'Individual Runner Crew' as their volunteer position.
Expo / packet pickup
Packet pickup Friday Dec 11 (3:00pm-8:00pm) at Courtyard Oceanfront Hotel, 1617 1st Street North, Jacksonville Beach; race-morning pickup also available at Wadsworth Park, Flagler Beach.
Race village
No

Access and course status

Start
Jacksonville Beach (Beach Blvd. and 1st Street)
Finish
Ponce Inlet Lighthouse, Davies Lighthouse Park, Ponce Inlet

Course facts

Course type
Point To Point
Surface
Pavement
Landmarks
Ponce Inlet Lighthouse, Davies Lighthouse Park, Ponce Inlet Veterans Memorial, Atlantic Ocean, Intracoastal Waterway, State Road A1A, Ponte Vedra, St. Augustine, Flagler Beach, Ormond Beach, Daytona Beach, Daytona Beach Shores
Notable features
  • Finish line celebration at the foot of the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse
  • described as one of the most gorgeous road courses, with unparalleled ocean views through the first 36 miles and an eclectic mix of laid-back Florida beach towns

How hilly is the Daytona 100 Ultramarathon (Jacksonville Beach to Ponce Inlet) Relay?

100%
  • Flat 100%
Total ascent
39 m
Net elevation
−1 m
GAP factor
-0.0%
Longest climb
5,380 m at 0.1%
Gradient mix and ascent are derived from the course geometry under our published normalisation, not taken from organiser marketing.

What are typical race-day conditions?

  • 16°CTypical temperature
  • 19 kphTypical wind
  • 2 mmTypical rainfall
  • 72Favourability /100
Typical conditions for the race date and locality, warmer than the endurance-optimal window. These are climatological norms, not a forecast, and are shared across every distance at this event.

More race details

Is the Daytona 100 Ultramarathon (Jacksonville Beach to Ponce Inlet) Relay flat?

Its normalised GAP factor is -0.0% slower than a flat course, with about 39 m of total ascent.

How we calculated this

Published facts and derived model outputs on this page are tied to stored sources or a published, version-locked methodology. We show the provenance so runners, coaches and organisers can check it. Data on this page is current as of .

Derived numbers use scoring-methodology-v1.0.

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