We've got some exciting news. We're going to announce the winner, the team that represents

trail runner nation out at the Ragnar Relays. And we have, we're going to be sending them

some PEK tattoos and some hats, some TRN hats, so they can represent. They need to represent.

But before we announce that, we're going to talk about a really cool thing that Ragnar

has done this year. First time 2019 is the black loop challenge. There are five races,

Appalachians, Tahoe, Rainier, Wawa Yanda. That's it's got Wawa Yanda and Southern California.

Those five races have the black loop challenge. This is how you, how you do it. You pick a team

of two. You run all three loops first day. If you're familiar with a trail Ragnar Scott,

you know, you send it a runner out on the green loop. They come back, hand the baton,

if you will, and they run the yellow loop. And then they come in. The next runner goes

on the red loop. But this is different. The black loop challenge is you and your teammate.

You only have one teammate. You go and run the green loop. You come back. You have an

hour rest. Then you run the yellow loop. You come back. You have a rest. You have to finish

together. Then you run the red loop and you have a rest. The second day, well, first,

those three loops are about 15 miles total. The second day, you run the black loop. Now,

the black loop is a total of 18 miles with some massive climbing. In fact, when you finish

the black loop, you're probably going to come back. Find out who the race director is

and slap them upside the head. It's going to be that difficult for experienced runners.

If you register today, Scott, you can still take advantage of the TRN discount $80 off

on your entire team. But that does not include the black loop. Yeah, the black loop is only

$390 for the two team, the team of two. But if you register for the ultra event with

a bigger team, you can go to our partners page, click on the Ragnar trail banner and you

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