Races

The BIG SKY BIGGIE is an annual mountain bike race in the heart of Big Sky, Montana.    Taking place on Saturday, August 22, 2026 choose from three distances - 50 miles, 30 miles, 15 miles.   Starting in Big Sky’s Town Center (Meadow Village) and climbing up to Lone Peak and Buck Ridge, riders will connect on some of the area’s most exhilarating (and challenging) pieces of single-track, double-track, gravel roads and the occasional paved segment.  This is a true community event, celebrating the joy of riding mountain bikes - at ANY skill level.  Proceeds benefit the Big Sky Community Organization and SWMMBA-Big Sky Chapter.

Test your limits with this race .. it's one you won't want to miss!

The 18th Annual Race Montana Triathlon and Duathlon is scheduled for Saturday, Aufust 22nd, 2026, at the Electric City Water Park in Great Falls, Montana.The Race Montana Triathlon Sprint Distance event will start at 7:00 am.  The event features a 500-meter snake swim in the Electric City Water Park 50-meter pool.  The Bike portion will be 12.2 miles, with the first 5 miles and last 6 miles being relatively flat.  Mile 6 is a steady climb to the turnaround.  The run will be a fast and flat 3.1 miles.  If you do not want to compete in all three events, get some friends together and compete as a team.  Team racers will start the event with individual racers based on the anticipated 500-meter swim time. If you do not want to swim, then DO a Duathlon!!!  The Duathlon will feature a 1.0 - mile run that starts from the Bike Transition in the Electric City Water Park Parking Lot.  The run is completely flat.  Runners will return to the Electric City Water Park Parking Lot to transition to the

The Canine Classic is a trail hike/run for you and your dog(s) through the scenic trails at Paws Up! Participants can choose from Half-Marathon, 5-Mile, 2-Mile races or an untimed hike. Dogs are welcome and encouraged to participate, and can do so off-leash on these trap-free lands. The run takes you on mostly designated trails and some dirt roads. Runners can expect uneven trails especially through pasture area. After the race enjoy a gourmet picnic lunch prepared by the amazing team at Paws Up. All race entries include one lunch coupon, a swag bag, and the opportunity to win some great prizes! Additional lunch coupons can be purchased the day of the race for $15. The event is cupless. There will be four aid stations on the 13-mile course. Event proceeds benefit Working Dogs for Conservation.  Virtual Race option available! Download and send your results to breanne@wd4c.org and receive your swag. See Registration information for dates and pricing. Questions? Contact: Mindy at Mmar

Sunday, August 30, 2026 Registration includes:  Finish Line Food Rider Gift & Swag Bag During race: Route nutrition and hydration SAG/Rest Stop support  Water and Electrolytes Supported GPS route and marked route

Run with Joy give with Heart Thanks to sponsors, donors, participants, and volunteers, we’re looking forward to another year of incredible community collaboration to fundraise for 63 participating charities! You've helped us raise more than $4.5 million in the last 21 years! We hope you'll help us continue the trend this year. Charity and registration booths open at 7 am at Lion's Park on Saturday, August 30th. The starting gun will go off for all three events, 2 mile, 5k, and 10k, at 9 am sharp. Participants will be guided to the start at Broadway Ave starting at 8:45 am.  Participants can pick up their T-shirts and bibs starting on Thursday, August 28th, and on Friday, August 29th, from 9 am to 6 pm at 122 S Hauser Ave in Red Lodge (The Red Lodge Area Community Foundation). T-shirts and bibs can also be picked up on Race day starting at 7 am.  Prizes will be awarded to overall and age-category winners. All participants will receive a Fun Run T-shirt!  We will also have pr

Speedy race from the Little Belt mountains in Lewis & Clark National Forest to Historic Harlowton MT. Start this race with epic views of the Crazy Mountains and finish with a complimentary hand-crafted pint from local Gally's Brewing Company. Race is entirely on leg-saving compacted gravel with 1800 feet of net decline. Gravel is super shoe friendly with calcium chloride treated hard pack for the majority of the run.  This race is a fundraiser for AIDSPIRIT USA, a 501 (c)3 non-profit organization that has been providing orphaned, abandoned, or abused children in the Kayunga District of Uganda with a safe home, food, clothing, medicine, and most importantly, an education since 2009. Every penny we raise goes directly to meet the needs of the children we are helping. www.aidspiritusa.org Marathon Route: https://www.strava.com/routes/3061423149561722420 Awards: Top 3 Female and Male overall finishers in the Marathon, as well as first overall female and male in the 1/2 and 10k. Awa

Kick-off the Bozeman Half Marathon & 10K weekend with a limited edition, Friday night brew run brought to you by Brooks! This 5K run takes place at MAP Brewing at 6 PM.  Registered runners get: - (1) Free Drink (MAP or N/A)- Access to the vendor beer garden- Chance to try-out a Brooks shoe demo fleet- Entry to win a pair of Brooks running shoes- Entry to win a growler, fill and gear from MAP   Course: - Mix of gravel/dirt trail and pavement. 3.2 miles.- Stroller-friendly and dog-friendly (on leash).     The largest brew run series is in Bozeman, Montana, brought to you by the Bozeman Distance Project 501(c)3. For all information, visit the event website.

The Rut Mountain Runs are a 3-day celebration of Mountain Running in Big Sky, Montana, on Sept 11-13, 2026. Registration opens on Jan 6th at 8 AM Mountain Time

The 18th annual Night Owl Run is a fun run (or walk), on a 4.06-mile course in Livingston, Montana. The first 50 participants receive extra awesome Swag! Event T-shirt for 2026 will be as exciting as always - however, this year we are ordering a LIMITED amount. Register by Sunday, August 16th, to guarantee a shirt. Stick around post-race for the free participant BBQ, beverages, and fun at Miles Park Band Shell! Packet Pickup at the Livingston Civic Center, 229 River Drive Thursday, September 10th - 4:00 - 7:00 pmFriday, September 11th - 3:00 - 6:15 pm Race begins at 6:30 pm behind Livingston HealthCare, 320 Alpenglow Lane NOTE: there is no packet pickup at Livingston HealthCare- packets and race bibs MUST be picked up at the Livingston Civic Center

A sprint SUP triathalon located near Echo Lake and Discovery Ski Area on the Echo Lake Trails, comprising of a 10K mountain bike race, 2K Paddleboard race and a 6K foot race to begin and end at Discovery Ski Area.

The 9th Annual Healthy Tribes: Run on the Rims will take place on September 12th, 2026. The Run/Walk will be comprised of 3 events (2 mile, 5K & 10K). Everyone is welcomed to join, and it is a free event.

Kick off a crisp September morning at Pompey’s Pillar with the 2026 Rock the Run 5K and our newly added 1‑Mile Fun Run/Walk! The 5K is officially RRCA‑qualified, making it a great choice for competitive runners and community athletes alike. The 1‑mile option offers a relaxed, family‑friendly way to join the fun—perfect for walkers, first‑timers, and anyone who wants to support the Pillar at their own pace. Every registration helps preserve and promote the history and programs of Pompey’s Pillar National Monument. Lace up, enjoy the scenery, and be part of a meaningful community tradition.

Race fast courses nestled in Gallatin Valley, showcased by panoramic Montana mountain ranges. Start in the southern foothills and finish on historic Main Street, racing all downhill. If you're traveling from out of state, be sure to extend your trip to enjoy the beautiful Yellowstone National Park and surrounding areas.

In collaboration with the Montana Marathon, we're so excited to offer the 4th Annual  LITTLE BUZZ RUN -- a fun run JUST FOR KIDS! $2 of each registration will go back to CASA of Yellowstone County.  Who: Ages 3-11What: Choose from a 1 mile, 1/2 mile or 1/4 mile closed race courseWhen: Friday, September 18 at 5:00 pm Where: Pioneer Park - South of tennis courts.Why: We love sharing our passion of running, health and fitness with kids! Plus, it's super fun! PACKET PICK-UP:  Race Day  4:00 - 5:00PM by the start line. All little bees will receive:  * T-Shirt  * Super Cool Swag *  Finisher Medal  * Post-Race Snacks  Managed and Produced by: 406 Race Series

Race day is September 19, 2026, and will start at 9:00 am sharp when the ole 50 caliber Hawkins black powder rifle goes off.  The Race begins and ends at the Missouri Headwaters State Park – one mile south of Trident and about 6 miles northeast of Three Forks, MT. Take Exit 278 off I-90. Follow signs to Headwaters State Park and Trident. Parking is limited. Please carpool.   The Course:  The course is approximately 7 miles long, with the first mile and a half on a paved/gravel country road, and the remaining 5.5 miles on mostly rugged trails, just like it was when Lewis and Clark came through here.  The trail portion is relatively rough but suited for cross-country running.  There are two railroad crossings.  BNSF will stop ALL trains at the first crossing just after the start where we will have a crossing guard. They only do this for two events in Montana!  The second crossing goes UNDER the railroad tracks and by the time you get there the trains will be running again.  You MUST go u

September is Suicide Awareness Month & Addiction Recovery Month. Jimmy was an avid prayer runner who ran for his recovery and it also helped him with his own silent struggle with his mental health. Run For Jimmy 5k / 1 Mile Walk is not only in remembrance to our beloved running brother but to raise awareness of suicide rate realities in our communities and how it is strongly tied to addiction struggles. This event will be a chip timed 5k run and an untimed 1 mile walk. The event will take place in the nearest parking lot East of the Airport Roundabout of Billings, MT. Click our Location link for precise location. There will be T-shirts available to handout at the day of the event on a first come first serve basis. There will be a race bib pickup day on Friday September 19, 2025 at the small shelter at South Park, Billings, MT from 12pm to 1:45pm. Bibs can also be picked up on the event day morning from 7:30am to 8:45am. Please come early to avoid long line wait on event day.  This

Opportunity Bank of Montana presents the 46th running of the Montana Marathon!! The Montana Marathon course is one of the fastest and most scenic in the region, making it a favorite for runners chasing personal bests or a Boston Qualifier. Starting high on the rolling plains outside Billings in the small town of Molt, the route follows a gradual downhill descent (1,000' Net Drop) into the Magic City, showcasing wide-open skies, mountain views, and the beauty of Big Sky Country. This Point-to-Point race will have you picking up the 1/2 Marathon, 10K and 5K runners along the way; adding to the energy as you approach the finish line in downtown Billings.  The Montana Marathon is famous for being a FAST and beautiful Boston qualifier course! While the first ten miles feature scenic rolling green hills, the final 16 treat you to a loss of 1,000 vertical feet. YouTube Video of the course: Montana Marathon Course Marathon racers will be shuttled to the start line from Senior High School P

Yellowstone Gateway 30K runners will know why “Yellowstone is more Valuable than Gold”! General Description: This race, renowned for its unique beauty, spans just over 18 miles, climbs 2,609 ft, and descends 2,366 ft. It starts at the 2024 MICHELIN Guide awarded Sage Lodge trails, with a 10-mile climb that steadily increases in steepness, followed by an exhilarating 8-mile downhill that gradually eases in gradient. The entire course is off-road, with no pavement in sight. Instead, participants traverse a mix of trails, gravel roads, USFS dirt roads, and scree-covered jeep paths. The upper elevations in Emigrant Gulch are an out and back, and the rest of the race is point to point. The initial miles take runners through the rolling grasslands of the Paradise Valley foothills, near the Yellowstone River. From there, they ascend a deep gorge alongside the rushing Emigrant Creek, reaching a high point 2,609 feet above the starting elevation. At the high aid station, turn and take in stunni

The ZOOTOWN CHALLENGE OBSTACLE COURSE RACES @ WASHINGTON-GRIZZLY STADIUM features SEVEN different race categories. Everyone can race and challenge themselves, from Expert, Novice, STRONG, Kids and All Ability races, pick one and start training. The ZooTown Challenge takes place on September 26, 2026 in beautiful Missoula, Montana, at the iconic Washington Grizzly Stadium.  You will feel the crowd roar! ZooTown Challenge 5k - 20 ObstaclesGriz Double 10k - 35 ObstaclesZooTown STRONG NO M TRAIL: Fast and STRONGZooTown 3kKids RaceAll Abilities Race The ZooTown Challenge is for individuals wanting a challenge as well as the novice racer.  YOU WILL FINISH - How fast is up to you.  The combination of challenging obstacles and skill obstacles sets the stage for the ZooTown Challenge to be an EPIC RACE in Missoula, Montana. Want to run as a team? Go to the TEAMS tab. Your final finish time will be the combined time of all four racers.  SPECTATORS WELCOME - Food trucks will be open for racer

Experience a trail running adventure on the Route of the Hiawatha with a scenic out-and-back course featuring towering forests, rugged peaks, and historic train tunnels.

A 9k (5.6 mile) trail race. 1,300 feet of elevation gain/loss. About 1.5 miles on roads, 4+ miles on single track. Burn out your lungs busting up Mount Helena and see if your quads have anything left for the charge back down to historic Last Chance Gulch in the heart of downtown Helena. Views of the City of Helena, Prickly Pear Valley, and the Elkhorn and Big Belt Mountains. Packet Pickup is from 9:00 am - 10:00 am before the race. Race Start is at Birds & Beaselys on the Walking Mall Register before September 1 for reduced race fee! Join us for the 50th annual running of this Helena classic on September 26, 2026! *No dogs and no strollers please.

October 3-4, 2026 The Whitefish Trail Blazer Presented by Flathead Running Company   A weekend of premiere Montana trail running benefitting Whitefish Legacy Partners and the Whitefish Trail   A distance for everyone! On Saturday, the Blazer 50k ultramarathon challenges racers with over 6,300 feet of elevation gain across approximately 31 miles of single and double-track trails, including ascents to the summit of Big Mountain. Come test your grit on the best trails in Northwest Montana. *Race course is currently under US Forest Service analysis for term special use permit.  Sunday's events include a half marathon, 10k+, 5k+, and family fun run. These courses explore the scenic Beaver Lakes area of the Whitefish Trail starting and ending at the new Whitefish Legacy Center and featuring varying elevation gains to accommodate different fitness levels. Participants receive prizes, nutrition products, and locally-made awards for top finishers. Post-race celebrations include lunc

Join Us for the 9th Annual CASA 0.5K “Run” — The Most Fun You’ll Ever Have in Half a Kilometer! Get ready to show off your walking, running, or skipping skills at the annual CASA 0.5K fundraising "Race"! Whether you sprint or stroll, you’ll still reach those donuts! Join us at Canyon Creek Brewing (3060 Gabel Rd) on Saturday, October 3rd, for a lighthearted “race” with a big impact. Your participation benefits CASA of Yellowstone County, helping recruit and train volunteer Advocates for children in our local foster‑care system. Both in‑person and virtual “racers” options, but please note there are no refunds and no “make‑up” beverages. Enjoy all your favorite race-day perks: refreshing drinks for adults and kids (first one is on us), a donut-packed halfway stop during the “race”, and awesome swag—shirts, stickers, and more. Kid-friendly pricing makes it fun (and affordable) for the whole family. When you cross the finish line, plan to stick around for live music, laid‑back

A 5 kilometer run/walk (timed) and 1 mile (untimed) run/walk starting and ending at Smith Elementary School (2320 5th Ave). The purpose of the event is to support clean energy and awareness of climate solutions in Montana's capital city. This year’s event will help raise funds for a solar photovoltaic array at Smith School. The un-timed 1 mile event starts at 10:00 a.m., and the timed 5k starts at 10:30 a.m. On-site packet pick-up opens at 9:00 a.m. Sun Run swag available to the first 300 to register. Registration is FREE for kids 12-and-under!

The main roads may be efficient but the back roads sure are beautiful. Take in the views of the Beartooth's as you cruise on rolling rural roads.  This fall Half and 10k is a great way to wrap up your summer running season. We know it's cross country season so this race on is on Sunday so you can watch your kids run on Saturday and then show them what you've got on Sunday! This is a race for everyone. Walkers welcome in the 10k. Sorry no dogs at this race as we go by lots of livestock and livestock guardian dogs. Both courses are on gravel with a few paved sections and minimal elevation gain....well there are 1 or 2 big hills, but after that, smooth sailing! Strollers are welcome, but require some serious grit. There is a short steep hill on the 10k course in the first mile and a longer, less steep hill in the first mile of the half. Both races finish with a steep of trail downhill -strollers have 100% gone down this, but do so at their own risk. We do mark a turn on the 10

It’s a beautiful 28 mile run through the Wolf Creek Canyon. These 28 miles are divided into 4 legs, with each leg being chip timed by Competitive Timing.   The teams can consist of 8, 4, 2, or solo runners.**** Again we are adding an 8 person team.  This would let more people participate with dividing each leg into 2 runners.  Many can run 3.5 miles, but not 7 miles.  We're hoping to encourage more to participate running in our beautiful canyon!  The division would be entirely up to the participating team members and these splits will not be recorded by chip timing, only at each leg exchange, as normal.  Each participant is still required to pay the individual entry fee in order to receive the awesome swag and chip timing at each leg exchange. **** Each team is responsible for their own team members throughout the race distance. NOTICE******** Event starts at 7:30am for the slower teams requiring more time. (5 hour max.) The faster teams will start at 8:30am.*EVERY PARTICIPANT RUNN

This 10.6 mile point-to-point race runs through Lolo National Forest on rolling single-track trail alongside the Clark Fork River.  After the race, runners will be shuttled to Quinn’s Hot Springs Resort to enjoy post race food, drinks, and soak in the hot pools. Each participant will receive a stylish 11 Miles to Paradise T-shirt, custom drop bag, bus shuttle to race start, chip timing, finisher award, and snacks at the finish line! Please see the race website here for more detailed information.  Due to restrictions on the trails, shuttles, and at the hot springs, dogs are allowed at this event.

Le Grizz is a 50-mile Ultramarathon run just to the west of Montana's Glacier National Park on a gravel road that parallels the North Fork of the Flathead River. Runners will find themselves gaining views of the magnificent Crown of the Continent, made up of Northern Rockies of Southern British Columbia and Glacier Park, and surrounded by the changing colors of the aspen and larch.  The 2026 course is an out-and-back route which will begin and end at the Glacier Institute's Big Creek Outdoor Education Center, following the North Fork Road just beyond Red Meadow Creek, with a brief detour into our Polebridge Mercantile aid station.  The course contains approximately 2,300 feet of elevation gain across the 50 miles – metrics that are true to the traditional elevation profile of Le Grizz from the legacy Spotted Bear course. The road is undulating gravel with occasional gentle inclines – excellent for folks seeking their first ultramarathon finish.

This unique trail race starts and finishes near Missoula’s University District and features multiple mountain summits totaling 8,000+ feet of vertical elevation and exploring many of Missoula’s iconic open space and conservation lands circumnavigating the Pattee Creek Watershed. It highlights the best of Missoula’s open space and urban recreation areas and boasts less than two miles of pavement.

Just for the Helena of It is a fall running event in Helena, MT put on by the Treasure State Runners, a local non-profit organization. The mission of Treasure State Runners is to fundraise through footrace events in the Helena area for nonprofits who foster the importance and pursuit of physical, mental and emotional health.   This year's half marathon, 10k, and 5k routes will highlight the beautiful town of Helena, MT and the surrounding area. 5k participants will be treated to a course full of our Montana big sky. The half marathon and 10k routes weave an out-and-back through Helena's most historic and scenic areas. The kids only fun run is a short and easy to follow loop adjacent to the finish line celebration. Can't join the fun in person? Participate from afar with one of the virtual options. Check out our website for course maps and more details. An after-race event will be held at the finish line. The fall weather in Montana can be unpredictable, so please come prepa

The Montana Cup cross-country meet offers an exploration of Montana’s magnificent open spaces. It is not a road race, nor is it an ultra-endurance trail run; it's a team event, which brings together runners from all of Montana’s regions for competition, racing across country, for the glory of claiming a “traveling trophy” – the Montana Cup. The Montana Cup’s underlying mission is to unite the state’s widespread runners & running communities, to foster continued training & racing among Montana runners of all ages, and to leave each participant thinking ... "that course was excellent, exciting & beautiful!" RACE DAY SCHEDULE (2026)10:30 Check-in / packet-pickup opens11:45 National Anthem12:00 Women's Race1:00 Men's Race2:00 Awards & Refreshments This year’s race is hosted by Yellowstone Rim Runners, with Co-Race Directors Christina Dalton and Will Plowman at the helm.

Billings Parks and Recreation is hosting a 2k and a 5k run/walk in Mountview Cemetery. All run proceeds will support veteran funeral services in Mountview Cemetery's Veteran section, and maintenance of our Veterans sections. 2k Race starts at 12:00 and the 5k Race starts at 1:00pm PACKET PICK UP 10:30-12:30 near the start/finish line First 150 to sign-up are guaranteed to receive a race shirt. Sign-up by September 6th, 2024, to ensure we have your desired size. Parking area will be provided in section 15 of Mountview Cemetery. Enter the cemetery through the back gate on Industrial Ave. All other cemetery entrances will be blocked off. Finisher Swag awarded at the Finish Line!!Every participant will be entered for door prizesBe the in the first 150 registrants to ensure you receive a race shirt

2.5K and 5K Fun Run/Walk

All participants must be registered to participate. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Your favorite holiday event in Red Lodge is back again. A free, family and dog friendly run/walk at the Rodeo Grounds in Red Lodge. The course is a 3-mile, double out and back which makes it perfect for the 1/2 trot option of 1.5 miles as well! There is no cost to participate but everyone must register online (or in person on event day) to ensure you are covered under our insurance. This includes babies and toddlers.We put our request in to Mother Nature but be prepared for warm weather, cold weather, or who knows what kind of weather! Well behaved dogs welcomed on a leash! Dog owners must sign a doggy waiver on race day. Dogs are not allowed inside. Strollers are welcome, please check the weather prior to the event to ensure your stroller tires are adequate! This event is free and always will be -everyone is w

Dear Friends of Race Montana and Burn the Bird, It's that time of year again for the Race Montana Burn the Bird 10K, 5K, and 1.33-mile walk.  We hope you have had a fabulous year.  Let's finish 2026 strong with a great run on Thanksgiving morning! Yes, Burn the Bird is on Thanksgiving morning, November 26, 2026.  The 10K starts at 8:00 am, the 5k will start at 8:10 am and the 1.33-mile (once lap around Gibson Park) will start at 8:20 am.THE FIRST 500 PARTICIPANTS GET A PAIR OF OUR COOL BURN THE BIRD SOCKS.... A portion of the proceeds will go to support the RIVERS EDGE TRAIL - YEAH!!!!! Check us out at www.racemt.com Best regards, Dr. Ronald G. RayPresident Race Montana, Inc.Co-Race Director, Burn the Bird 2026Benefis Foot and Ankle Clinic of Montana_____________________________________ Take a method and try it. If it fails, admit it frankly, and try another. But by all means, try something.     Franklin D. Roosevelt  Success consists of going from failure to failure without lo

Now in its 5th decade, the annual Helena Turkey Trot is a fun run / fundraiser to celebrate the holiday and support local charities. Join us Thanksgiving morning at Crossroads Sports & Fitness (1013 Dearborn Ave, 406-442-6733) to help support groups like Helena Food Share (2017 & before), Shodair Children's Hospital (2018-19), Girls Thrive (2022), Impact Montana (2023), and Helena Vigilante Runners / Helena Novas Youth XC/TF (2024-26)! The 2026 race will take place Thursday, November 26 at 10:00 am. Runners have a choice of 1k (one small clockwise loop), 5k (one big clockwise loop), or 10k (two big clockwise loops). The courses are all very flat and fast, although some years traction is advisable. Note that this is an un-timed fun run event. After the race bagels and fruit will be served. Random drawing for turkeys and pies! DRAWING AT 11:00am. Must be present to win.

Welcome Back Runners!! This is the 14th Running!!! The Sorry 'Bout That 1/2 Marathon and Team Relay is back for 2027.  Hopefully it will be above freezing this year on race day, but not by much.  The course will be clockwise this year, meaning a uphill start start and uphilll finish, with the large downhill in the middle miles. Two aide stations and one portajohn will be on the course. Clockwise means it goes the direction of an old clock with hands. All turns on the course are to the right except for one.  Free Finisher Medals with entry and finish. If you enter the race and don't run you will not get a medal This year T shirts are extra cost. I have been informed by the accountants that the race can not afford to keep losing money every year. T shirt option was turned off on 12/29/2026.  Wear a costume get a :30 second head start.  Packet Pickup is same day only.  Schedule 9:30-Registration/Packet Pickup Begins  11:00-Race Begins 2:00-Awards   Course Start and Finish at the M

The Seeley Lake Biathlon, February 6, 2027, is a "citizens biathlon" race.  No prior biathlon experience is required.  Racers must provide their own ski equipment. Seeley Lake Biathlon will supply rifles, targets and ammo.  Racers will experience the thrills and challenges of biathlon. Firearm safety and safe range procedures take priority over race times. All participants must attend a Gun Safety Briefing prior to range practice or race participation.  Safety briefing times for each race listed below.  Racers can register for 3K, 7.5K, or 13.5K (new race distances for the mid-length and long race). On-line registration only for the Seeley Lake Biathlon, there will be NO RACE DAY REGISTRATION. 3K Categories: Adult & Youth7.5K Categories: Adult & Youth 13.5K Categories: Adult  Categories for the Races will be broken into heats based on the number of participants, targets, and shooting safety protocols. For All Races, each racer will ski a loop, shoot prone, ski a loop, s