And then 10 Jump Miles. 10 Jump Miles.

10 Jump Miles.

10 Jump Miles.

10 Jump Miles.

10 of Miles. 10 miles. I'm talking to miles.

That's on miles.

Right, I'm talking to the first person that I found that was willing to talk to me, Jim Sweat, who I ran with last year and he's a 11-time hard rock

D&F. Participator.

Jim, tell me a little bit about your relationship with this race.

When's the first time you ran it and how long have you been doing it?

I've been doing this I think for the past I did it the first year and I've done it

most years some years I haven't been able to make it, but I'm kind of a, you know, borderline

finisher on this. So some years I can do all three days, other years I can do maybe the first

and the last day.

Have you come every year since then?

I think I've missed a couple of years for various reasons.

Now I met Jim last year running the race.

Some of the listeners know that my dream is to someday run the Hard Rock 100.

There's some people coming in that's the cheering in the background.

And I was fascinated when Jim told me

that he has DNFs the Hard Rock 111 times, which is a record that I think

could never be broken by anyone and it struck me that this is a person that's been around for a long time and done a lot of

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