2012 Williams Route 66 Marathon Participant Guide

2012 PARTICIPANT GUIDE

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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma applauds the participants of the Route 66 Marathon events. You are a fitness leader, and we thank you for your dedication to an active and healthy lifestyle.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Schedule of Events

SATURDAY RACES

Packet Pickup

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11.17.2012

5K / ONE MILE FUN RUN & WALK / MASCOT DASH

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SUNDAY RACES 11.18.2012

MARATHON / HALF MARATHON / RELAY

SHUTTLE SERVICE 29

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RELAY INFO

ENTERTAINMENT

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RUNNING RESPONSIBLY 33

RACE DAY CANCELLATION, ALTERATION & WEATHER POLICY

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SPONSOR

THANKS

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR DIRECTORS Robert Anquoe, Participant Services Director / Amy Berry, Volunteer Director / Monty Cavanagh, Co-Medical Director / Kate Critchfield, Registration and Packet Pickup Director / Tim Dreiling, Race Director / Philip Feist, Legal Council / Jeff Frable, Treasurer / Destiny Green, Procurement Director / Kim Hann, Assistant Executive Director / Jessica Hargis, Director of Sustainability / Hilarie Houghton, External Communications Director / Steve Huang, Co-Medical Director / Chris Lieberman, Executive Director / Jennifer Miller, Co-Gatorade Stop Director / Molly Pellegrini, Commuity Relations Director / Tonja Pitzer, Co-Gatorade Stop Director / Matthew Pockrus, Participant Fundraising Director / Christopher Reavis, Food Tent Director / Dante Schmitz, Entertainment Director / Johnny Spriggs, Start/Finish Setup Director / Tommy Stroud, Communications Director / Doug Turner, Expo Director / Jeff Vause, Corporate Challenge Director / Kyle Wilkes, Kids Programs Director / The Honorable Jack Wing (1943-2011)

DEAR PARTICIPANT, Congratulations on making it to the starting line of the Williams Route 66 Marathon presented by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma. Our Board of Directors has worked hard to make this a unique experience for you. From our Run Green sustainability efforts to our 0.3-mile Center of the Universe Detour, we know that details matter. That’s why we have an extensive list of custom medals – for first timers, Marathon Maniacs, Half Fanatics, 50 States Club members and more. As always, our two-day Health, Fitness and Sustainability Expo will showcase an extensive list of vendors, including a new section to kick off your holiday shopping.

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New this year is the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma Corporate Challenge at the Williams Route 66 Marathon, which challenges organizations of all sizes to promote workplace wellness, support a charity and build teamwork. The funds raised through the Corporate Challenge benefit the Tulsa Area United Way’s 61 partner agencies, which provide much-needed services to more than 600,000 people in the Tulsa region.

Thank you sincerely to our sponsors, including Williams, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma, Fleet Feet Sports and WPX Energy. As always, the support of the Tulsa community is incomparable, and we are grateful to our volunteers, spectators, and the City of Tulsa. And of course, a special thanks to our participants – for believing in this race as much as we do.

Best of luck as you challenge yourself over the next two days. I’ll see you at the finish line.

WELCOME

Sincerely,

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Chris Lieberman / Executive Director / Tulsa Route 66 Marathon, Inc.

FRIDAY 11.16.2012 HEALTH, FITNESS AND SUSTAINABILITY EXPO (Free) 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Tulsa Convention Center, Halls A and B 100 Civic Center

SATURDAY 11.17.2012 5K Run & Walk

Start 8:00 a.m.

Veterans Park / 20th & Boulder

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS SUNDAY 11.18.2012 WILLIAMS ROUTE 66 MARATHON Presented by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma Marathon, Half Marathon and Relay

Start 8:00 a.m.

7th & Main St., Downtown Tulsa

1 Mile Fun Run

Post-Race Festival & Concert (Free) 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Start 9:00 a.m.

FINISH LINE:

Veterans Park / 20th & Boulder Mascot Dash

Start 9:30 a.m.

Veterans Park 20th and Boulder

Veterans Park / 20th & Boulder HEALTH, FITNESS AND SUSTAINABILITY EXPO (Free) 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Tulsa Convention Center, Halls A and B

TUESDAY 11.27.2012 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

VOLUNTEER THANK YOU PARTY (Ticket Required) 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

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EXPO & PACKET PICKUP GUIDE Packet Pickup

Participants and volunteers must pick up their packets at the 2012 Williams Route 66 Marathon Health, Fitness and Sustainability Expo. Last-minute registration is also available at the expo if races have not yet sold out.

Race-day registration and packet pickup are not available and packets cannot be mailed to participants. No exceptions.

featuring running gear and shoes, as well as sports and fitness related items.

The two-day expo is held at the Tulsa Convention Center and is free and open to the public.

Parking: The Civic Center Parkade is located north of the Tulsa Convention Center on 3rd Street between Houston and Denver. Parking is $5 to $8 per day.

The Williams Route 66 Marathon Health, Fitness and Sustainability Expo hosts more than 50 exhibitors

HOURS

E X P O & PAC K E T P I C K U P G U I D E

Friday, November 16 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

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Saturday, November 17 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

LOCATION

Tulsa Convention Center 100 Civic Center, Halls A and B

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SATURDAY RACES NOV. 17, 2012

5K / ONE MILE FUN RUN & WALK / MASCOT DASH

Race Information

The 2012 Williams Route 66 Marathon covers two days of races. Saturday offers the 5K race, one-mile fun run and mascot dash and Sunday’s races include the marathon, half marathon and marathon relay.

All timed races (marathon, half marathon, marathon relay and 5K) are USATF certified and will be electronically timed.

The fun run is not timed.

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Start Line Information – Saturday Nov. 17 Races

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The 5K and fun run start line is near 20th and Boulder Avenue, just south of downtown Tulsa at Veterans Park.

The start line and finish lines are in the same location. (See the 5K and fun run course maps.) Please plan to arrive early to familiarize yourself with the start/finish area. Please see the Saturday Veterans Park map for the location of your start corral and portable restrooms.

Race-day registration and packet pickup are not available and packets cannot be mailed to participants. No exceptions.

Start Times – Sat. Nov. 17

• The 5K run and walk starts at 8 a.m.

• The fun run and walk starts at 9 a.m.

• The Mascot Dash starts at 9:30 a.m. (invitation only)

Parking

Ample free parking is available on the downtown streets just north of Veterans Park. For the Saturday races, park in the lots located just north of Veterans Park.

DO NOT PARK ON THE RACE COURSE YOUR CAR WILL BE TOWED.

Restrooms

Portable restrooms are located in Veterans Park to the east of the start line and at various points along the course. (See the Veterans Park maps for Saturday.) Please expect lines and allow plenty of time to use these facilities prior to the race.

Race-Day Information Tent

For Saturday, the race-day information will be located in Veterans Park just east of the start/finish line. (See the Saturday Veterans Park Map.) If you lose your timing tag or forget your race number, please visit the information tent for assistance.

Gear Check

Gear check is only available for the Sunday races. No gear check is provided on Saturday for the 5K and fun run.

Chronotrack Timing

All Route 66 Marathon events will be timed with the Chronotrack Electronic Timing System. Please refer to your race number envelope for full Chronotrack use instructions. Be sure to attach the timing tag to your shoe as shown on the tag instructions. NOTE: do not bend, fold or flatten your timing tag as doing so may cause it to malfunction.

Tag should be formed into a loop through your shoelaces as shown on the tag instructions.

Your Registration Information

Please review the information we have listed and printed on your race number for your registration. If any of the information is incorrect, you must report it immediately to registration officials at the expo.

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WPX Planning Analyst Antauis Byrd – and Route 66 race participant © 2012 WPX Energy, Inc. All rights reserved.

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Your Race Number

Race numbers must be worn on the front of your shirt or shorts so race officials, course photographers and finish line personnel can clearly see it. Do not cut or fold your number in any way. Officials must be able to see your whole number to know that you are an officially registered participant.

Race numbers are non-transferable and may only be worn by the participant to whom it is assigned.

Changing Events

If you decide to change races you MUST notify race officials at registration at the EXPO. No changes will be made on race day. If you change races on race day without having notified a race official at or before the expo, you will be disqualified.

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Gatorade Stations

The Williams Route 66 Marathon is proud to serve Gatorade and water at all Gatorade stations on the Route 66 Marathon course. One Gatorade stop is provided for the 5K located just past the 3-kilometer mark in Woodward Park.

See the 5K course map. The one-mile fun run does not have a Gatorade or water stop.

Race Course

No bicycles, roller skates, roller blades, skateboards, baby joggers or animals will be allowed on the race course at any time. Assistance received from any source other than a race official may result in disqualification. In some areas, only the side of the road participants are on will be closed to vehicular traffic.

As such, it is imperative that you stay within the cones marking the course.

Any deviations from the marked course

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SATURDAY RACES

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SATURDAY RACES can result in a disqualification and serious injury. Race officials will be stationed along the course to ensure that each finisher has completed a full race distance. ANY PARTICIPANT FOUND TO HAVE RUN/WALKED LESS THAN THE FULL COURSE WILL BE DISQUALIFIED. DO NOT CROSS THE FINISH LINE IF YOU HAVE NOT COMPLETED THE ENTIRE COURSE.

Dropping Out

If you are unable to finish the race, please notify someone at the nearest aid station.

Finishers’ Food & Beverage Area

Each participant will pass through the finish food area in the finish chute after completing their race. Fruit and snacks

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will be provided as well as Gatorade, water, Muscle Milk, Rockstar Energy Drink, and other Pepsi products.

Medical Aid

Medical aid will be provided on the course and at Veterans Park. Medical aid stations will be clearly marked along the course. There will also be medical personnel in golf carts along the course.

The medical tent at Veterans Park will be located to your right as you cross the finish line.

Your personal safety is very important.

All participants are required to complete Veteran’s Park the emergency information on the Saturday – 5K and Fun Run back of their race number and list any allergies for medical personnel.

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Legend 4 – Results 5 – Logo Gear 6 – Volunteers

5K Start Corral Fun Run Start Corral

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Results

All results are unofficial until certified by race officials.

Unofficial results will be posted online as the race progresses on route66marathon.com. Final results will be posted online after certification by race officials.

Awards Awards will be given to participants in all timed and certified races (marathon, half marathon, marathon relay and 5K). Per USATF Rule 245.1, Open Men’s and Women’s and Master Men’s and Women’s top three awards will be based on gun time (the order in which the athletes cross the finish line). Age group awards will be based on timing system time (the actual time elapsed between an athlete reaching the start line and finish line).

BASED ON GUN TIME Open Male, Open Female, Masters Male, Masters Female Open Wheelchair Male, Open Wheelchair Female

Age group awards (male and female): Under 10, 10-14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 3034, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75+ BASED ON ELECTRONIC TIME AND AGE GRADED Clydesdale awards: 170-184, 185-199, 200-214, 215-229, 230+ Athena awards: 145+ Weight class awards will be based on agegraded times following USATF guidelines.

Participants are eligible for one award.

Award winners in the Open and Masters divisions will be excluded from the agegroup and weight class awards.

The awards ceremony will take place at the stage in Veterans Park at 9:30 a.m. Awards will be presented to the top three finishers in the Open Male, Open Female, Masters Male and Masters Female divisions in the 5K. No awards are provided for the fun run.

Age group and weight group awards will not be announced from the stage.

Race results can be checked online at route66marathon.com.

Clydesdale, Athena and Age Group awards will be shipped to the participants after the race. Please make sure that the address on your registration confirmation is correct.

Awards will be shipped to the address you provided when you registered for the Williams Route 66 Marathon. Lost or stolen awards will not be replaced.

Kids Finisher Medals Children 12 and under who participate in the 5K or Fun Run will receive a finish medal at the finish line.

S AT U R D AY R A C E S / 5 K / F U N R U N / M A S C O T D A S H

BASED ON ELECTRONIC TIME

Awards Ceremony

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SUNDAY RACES NOV. 18, 2012

HALF MARATHON / MARATHON / MARATHON RELAY

Race Information

S U N D AY R A C E S / M A R AT H O N / H A L F M A R AT H O N / R E L AY

The 2012 Williams Route 66 Marathon covers two days of races. Saturday offers the 5K race and one-mile fun run, and Sunday’s races include the marathon, half marathon and marathon relay.

All timed races (marathon, half marathon, marathon relay and 5K) are USATF certified and will be electronically timed. The fun run is not timed.

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• The Williams Route 66 Half Marathon course (OK-11061-DG) is not eligible for USATF records due to the fact that the elevation loss from the start (221m) to the finish (196m) is more than 1 meter per kilometer.

• Participants proceeding at a pace slower than 15 minutes per mile may be asked by the Tulsa Police Department to move to the sidewalk at various points on the course to allow the streets to open to traffic.

• The electronic timing system will remain open for 7.5 hours (until 3:30 p.m.)

• We do not guarantee that the Gatorade stations or medical aid stations will be open longer than the 15-minute per mile pace.

Start Line Information

The marathon, half marathon and marathon relay start line is located at 7th and Main Street in downtown Tulsa.

The races will start heading toward the south on Main Street. Please plan to arrive early to familiarize yourself with the start area. Please see the map of the Main Street start area for the location of your start corral and portable restrooms.

Start Times

Marathon, half marathon and marathon relay start at 8 a.m.

Parking

Ample free parking is available on the downtown streets just north of Veterans Park.

PLEASE DO NOT PARK IN CHURCH PARKING LOTS ON SUNDAY. For the Sunday races, if you choose to park near the start line there are many surface lots located to the south and the east of the start line. DO NOT PARK ON THE RACE COURSE - YOUR CAR WILL BE TOWED. Please plan ahead on where to park so you can make it to the start line in time for the 8 a.m. start for all races.

There is no shuttle bus provided from the finish line to the start line prior to the race. Shuttles from the finish line to the start line are available AFTER the race to return participants to their vehicles.

Restrooms

Portable restrooms are located in Veterans Park to the east of the start line and at various points along the course (see the Veterans Park map). Please expect lines and allow plenty of time to use these facilities prior to the race. For the Sunday races there will be portable restrooms along 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th Streets just west of Main Street. (See the Sunday start area map).

Race-Day Information Tent

For Sunday, the start line information tent will be located near 6th Street and Main Street in downtown Tulsa. (See the Sunday start area map). For Sunday, there will also be an information tent at the finish line in Veterans Park. (See the Sunday Veterans Park map). If you lose your timing tag or forget your race number, please visit the start line information tent for assistance.

Gear Check

Gear check is only available for the Sunday races. For Sunday, gear check is located on Boston Avenue between 6th and 7th streets. (See the Sunday start area map). You can pick up your gear after the race at Veterans Park on Main Street just south of 18th Street.

(See the Sunday Veterans Park map).

Be sure your gear check tag from your race bib is securely fastened to the gear check bag. Tulsa Route 66 Marathon Inc. is not responsible for lost items.

Time Limit

The marathon course is open for 6.5 hours beginning at 8 a.m. The course closes at 2:30 p.m. If participants choose to continue after 2:30 p.m., they do so at their own risk. Participants proceeding at a pace slower than 15 minutes per mile may be asked by the Tulsa Police Department to move to the sidewalk at various points on the course to allow the streets to open to traffic. No finish times will be recorded after 3:30 p.m.

(7.5 hours). Finisher medals will only be awarded to those who finish within 7.5 hours. Finish line medical aid closes at 3:30 p.m. in the medical tent at the finish line. If problems are experienced after this time, please contact your personal physician or proceed to the nearest emergency room.

IMPORTANT - Please arrange a meeting place with loved ones BEFORE the race starts. We will not be able to use the public address system to reunite participants with their families.

Start Corrals

The corral system is used at the start of the Williams Route 66 Marathon, half marathon and relay to provide the best possible experience for all participants.

Runners and walkers will be assigned to one of four start corrals based projected pace. All race registrants are required to submit past and projected pace information, which will be assessed and verified for proper corral assignments.

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Each corral will be designated by a letter (A, B, C or D), which will correspond to a letter on each athlete’s bib. The entries for the corrals are on the east and west side of Main Street in downtown Tulsa, along Boulder and Boston Avenues. Participants are highly encouraged to review the Sunday start area map and arrive early to make sure they have time to find their corral.

S U N D AY R A C E S / M A R AT H O N / H A L F M A R AT H O N / R E L AY

Athletes will only be permitted into the corral that corresponds with the letter on their bib. Once in their assigned corral athletes should line up by pace according to the signs posted in the corral.

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Athletes that wish to participate with other athletes that are friends and/or training partners may do so. However, if they are assigned to different corrals, they must start in the corral with the athlete that has the slowest entry time. There will be no exceptions to this provision.

Hand cycle and wheelchair athletes will have their own separate corral at the start line that will be placed in front of the elite athletes, as the hand cycle and wheelchair races start prior to the runners/walkers.

Hand cycle and wheelchair participants will start at 8 a.m. Participants in corral A will start at 8:02 a.m. Participants in other corrals will start five minutes after the corral ahead of them clears the start line.

Chronotrack Timing

All Williams Route 66 Marathon events will be timed with the Chronotrack Electronic Timing System. Please refer to your race number envelope for full Chronotrack use instructions. Be sure to attach the timing tag to your shoe as shown on the tag instructions.

NOTE: do not bend, fold or flatten your timing tag as doing so may cause it to malfunction. Tag should be formed into a loop through your shoelaces as shown on the tag instructions.

Your Registration Information Please review the information we have printed on your race number for your registration. If any of the information is incorrect, you must report it immediately to registration officials at the expo.

Your Race Number

Race numbers must be worn on the front of your shirt or shorts so race officials, course photographers and finish line personnel can clearly see it. Do not cut or fold your number in any way. Officials must be able to see your whole number to know that you are an officially registered participant.

Race numbers are non-transferable and may only be worn by the participant to whom it is assigned.

Marathon Pace Groups

Fleet Feet Sports Tulsa will be providing pace teams for the following finishing goals: MARATHON PACE GROUPS 3:10, 3:30, 3:40, 3:50, 4:00, 4:15, 4:30, 4:45, 5:00 HALF MARATHON PACE GROUPS 1:30, 1:45, 1:50, 2:00, 2:10, 2:20, 2:30 Sign up at the expo to receive more information, or locate the pace team signs on race day in the start corral.

Changing Events

If you decide to change races you MUST notify race officials at registration at the expo. No changes will be made on race day. If you change races on race day without having notified a race official at the expo or before, you will be disqualified.

Gatorade Stations

The Williams Route 66 Marathon is proud to serve Gatorade and water at all Gatorade stations on the Williams Route 66 Marathon course. Gatorade stations are located approximately every two miles for the first 20 miles of the marathon and every mile for miles 21 through 25. Please see the course maps in this guide for the locations of the Gatorade stations.

On-Course Food

Fresh oranges and bananas will be available to marathon participants at the Gatorade station near mile 18. Gu will be available just before the Gatorade station near mile 22.

Pretzels will be available just before the Gatorade station near mile 24.

Race Course

No bicycles, roller skates, roller blades, skateboards, baby joggers or animals will be allowed on the race course at any time. Assistance received from any other source than a race official may result in disqualification. In some areas, only the side of the road participants are on will be closed to vehicular traffic.

As such, it is imperative that you stay within the cones marking the course.

Any deviations from the marked course can result in a disqualification and serious injury. Race officials will be stationed along the course to ensure that each finisher has completed a full race distance. ANY PARTICIPANT FOUND TO HAVE RUN/WALKED LESS THAN THE FULL COURSE WILL BE DISQUALIFIED. DO NOT CROSS THE FINISH LINE IF YOU HAVE NOT COMPLETED THE ENTIRE COURSE.

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SUNDAY RACES COURSE MAP

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Dropping Out

the marathon will receive a finisher’s medal. A special My First Marathon medal is available for those completing their first marathon. Participants in the half marathon and relay will also receive a finisher’s medal. Members of the Marathon Maniacs, Half Fanatics and 50-States Marathon Club will receive their finisher medal at the entrance to the Maniac Corner VIP area.

If you are unable to finish the race, please notify someone at the nearest aid station. You can ride a relay shuttle bus back to the finish line if you do drop out of the race. Refer to the map for relay exchange locations.

Finish Line

Once you cross the finish line you will enter a secure zone - a fenced off area for race participants and officials only. Marathon, half marathon and marathon relay participants will receive your finisher’s medal in this area. Water and Gatorade is available in the finishVeteran’s area. Park

Finishers’ Food and Beverage Area

Each participant will pass through the finish food area in the finish chute after completing their race. Fruit and snacks be provided as well as Gatorade, Sunday – Marathon, Half Marathon and Marathonwill Relay Please make sure you have received water, Muscle Milk, Rockstar Energy the correct finisher’s medal before Drink, and other Pepsi products. leaving the secure area.

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Participant parking: Accessible on city streets and public parking lots North of 17th Street.

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Turning Work into Teamwork At the Williams Route 66 Marathon, we are always looking for new ways to make your experience unique. New this year is the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma Corporate Challenge – an opportunity for organizations to compete against each other for bragging rights.

Corporate teams are divided into four divisions based on the total number of employees in the organization. Teams compete are judged according to (1) how many employees participate in the races, (2) the performance of those participants, and (3) fundraising for the Tulsa Area United Way. A corporate challenge cup is awarded to the team from each division with the most combined points from each of the three judging criteria. This finely crafted award will remain on display in the winning team’s office until the week of the marathon the following year.

“This competition is a great opportunity for companies to engage employees in physical activities and encourage active lifestyles while raising money for the Tulsa Area United Way. We are looking forward to some friendly competition with other corporations as we take a step together toward a healthier community.”

– Ted Haynes

president of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma

The Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma Corporate Challenge at the Williams Route 66 Marathon is a great opportunity for organizations of all sizes to promote workplace wellness, support a charity and build teamwork within your organization.

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SUNDAY RACES Medical Aid

Medical aid will be provided on the course and at Veterans Park. Medical aid stations will be clearly marked along the course. There will also be medical personnel in golf carts along the course.

The medical tent at Veterans Park will be located to your right as you cross the finish line.

Your personal safety is very important.

All participants are required to complete the emergency information on the back of their race number and list any allergies for medical personnel.

Results

Awards

Awards will be given to participants in all timed and certified races (marathon, half marathon, marathon relay and 5K.) Per USATF Rule 245.1, Open Men’s and Women’s and Master Men’s and Women’s top three awards will be based on gun time (the order in which the athletes cross the finish line.) Age group awards will be based on timing system time (the actual time elapsed between an athlete reaching the starting line and finish line).

BASED ON GUN TIME Open Male, Open Female, Masters Male, Masters Female Open Wheelchair Male, Open Wheelchair Female

BASED ON ELECTRONIC TIME Age group awards (Male and Female): Under 15, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75+ BASED ON ELECTRONIC TIME AND AGE GRADED Clydesdale awards: 170-184, 185-199, 200-214, 215-229, 230+ Athena awards: 145+ Weight class awards will be based on agegraded times following USATF guidelines.

MARATHON RELAY Open Male, Open Female, Open Mixed (At least two females) Masters Male, Masters Female, Masters Mixed (At least two females) Participants are eligible for one award.

Award winners in the Open and Masters divisions will be excluded from the agegroup and weight class awards.

Awards Ceremony

The awards ceremony will take place at the stage in Veterans Park at noon.

Awards will be presented to the top three finishers in the Open Male, Open Female, Masters Male and Masters Female divisions in the marathon and half marathon. Age group and weight group awards will not be announced from the stage. Race results can be checked online at route66marathon.com.

Clydesdale, Athena, Age Group and Relay awards will be shipped to the participants after the race. Please make sure that the address on your registration confirmation is correct.

Awards will be shipped to the address you provided when you registered for the Williams Route 66 Marathon.

Lost or stolen awards will not be replaced.

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All results are unofficial until certified by race officials. On race day, unofficial results will be available at the information tent. Unofficial results will also be posted online as the race progresses on route66marathon.com.

Final results will be posted online after certification by race officials.

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RELAY INFO

The Williams Route 66 Marathon relay is a 5-leg relay event. The marathon relay will follow the same course as the marathon. One runner can run more than one consecutive leg of the relay. However, each relay team must have between three and five participants. Mixed teams must have at least two female participants. All members of a team must be 40 or older for the Masters division.

Relay Exchange Zones

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The Relay exchange zones will be clearly delineated with cones and fencing. As runners approach the relay exchange zones, relay runners will be directed to the right side of the course and marathon/half marathon runners will be directed to keep left.

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RELAY TEAM MEMBERS MUST KEEP THE EXCHANGE ZONES AND THE MARATHON COURSE CLEAR. IT WILL BE NECESSARY TO CROSS THE COURSE TO GET TO EXCHANGE ZONES 1 AND 3. RELAY PARTICIPANTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR GETTING ACROSS THE STREET SAFELY AND FOR CROSSING THE COURSE WITHOUT INTERFERING WITH ANY OF THE OTHER PARTICIPANTS. COURSE MARSHALS WILL BE THERE TO HELP GUIDE YOU ACROSS THE COURSE. PLEASE BE CAREFUL OF THE TRAFFIC AND CONSIDERATE OF THE OTHER RUNNERS. Leg # Exchange #

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Marathon Relay Exchange Zones – While You’re There

Be aware of the conditions and dress appropriately for the wait. There will not be much in the way of shelter at the exchange zones. Water and portable

restrooms will be available near each exchange zone. It would be a good idea to have a clothes bag for each exchange zone so that the runner just finishing will have some warm, dry clothes when he/she is done running.

The runner starting out on the new leg can leave her/his clothes in the bag for the teammate to take back to the start.

However you work out the logistics, you are responsible for your own gear! Don’t leave it on the bus and don’t expect the volunteers to be able to take care of it for you.

Marathon Relay Numbers and Timing Tag

Team members must wear a number visible on their front. Team members must also wear a “RELAY” bib on their back. Each team will be given one D-TAG Timing Tag attached to a Velcro strap. This strap should be worn around the runner’s ankle. The Velcro strap with the timing tag must be handed off to the next runner in the fenced exchange zones. The next runner should attach the strap around his/her ankle before proceeding to the next exchange zone.

The timing computer can only read a tag that passes within a foot of the timing pad. If a runner does not want to wear the Velcro strap around his/ her ankle, he/she must bend over and make sure the chip passes within a foot of each timing pad. The last runner of each team must wear the timing tag for scoring the overall team finishing time.

RELAY SHUTTLE SHUTTLE HUB VETERANS PARK 7:00 A.M. - 11:00 A.M.

(Approximately every 20 minutes)

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RELAY SHUTTLES FOR PARTICIPANTS ONLY SPECTATORS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED ON THE SHUTTLES.

Shuttle buses will be provided from Veterans Park to the relay exchanges zones. You must be wearing a marathon relay race number to board the bus. Spectators are not allowed on the marathon relay shuttle buses. Shuttle service is only available between Veterans Park and the designated relay exchange point. You cannot ride the shuttle from one exchange point to another without going back to Veterans Park.

The Marathon Relay shuttle buses will leave approximately every 20 minutes as needed. You should arrive at the Veterans Park shuttle stop at least one hour before you expect to start running your leg of the relay. You are responsible for getting to the exchange zone on time.

The timing of the relay shuttle service is not guaranteed.

Map Legend Full Marathon Course Full/Half Marathon Course

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WOODWARD PARK EXCHANGE 7:00 A.M. - 9:30 A.M.

RIVERSIDE DR. EXCHANGE 7:00 A.M. - 11:00 A.M.

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DENVER AVE. EXCHANGE 8:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.

UNIV. OF TULSA EXCHANGE 7:30 A.M. - 2:00 P.M.

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Hundreds of participants are making the most of their marathon experience this year by raising money for the Tulsa Area United Way’s 61 partner agencies, all of which provide much-needed services to more than 600,000 people in the Tulsa region.

“We are excited about partnering again with the Route 66 Marathon,” said Mark R. Graham, President and CEO of the Tulsa Area United Way. “Marathon participants will have the opportunity to support the community, helping our 61 partner agencies to provide much-needed services to more than 600,000 people in the Tulsa region.”

MARK GRAHAM,

President and CEO of the Tulsa Area United Way

The Run United! campaign is open to all interested parties – whether race participants, volunteers or spectators.

Fundraising efforts are made easy with customized webpages and online donations. All fundraisers have the opportunity to earn signature gear while supporting the Tulsa Area United Way.

“The Run United campaign is a great opportunity for runners to make the most of their marathon experience,” said Chris Lieberman, Executive Director of the Route 66 Marathon. “Runners are encouraged to use their passion and leverage that for a good cause.”

The Run United! campaign aligns with the new Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma Corporate Challenge at the Williams Route 66 Marathon. Through the corporate challenge, organizations can enjoy some friendly competition while their employees compete in the races and fundraise for this worthy cause.

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Traditional Indian Drummers will start your morning with an experience that has been described as “spiritual”. Then as you run the course throughout the 13.1 or 26.2 miles of historic and scenic streets of Tulsa, you’ll have more than 40 Route 66 Rockers to keep your feet kickin’. Be sure to take out your earphones as you run by our numerous entertainment locations on the course and try not to stay too long dancing if you plan to set a PR! Course entertainment will include: DJ’s, Rock bands, High School drum corps, Cheerleaders, Belly Dancers, Salsa, Christian rock, Classic Rock, Blues, Jazz, Folk, and more!

Spectators from the Tulsa area will also greet, encourage and motivate runners as they navigate the seventh annual Williams Route 66 Marathon.

The Michelob Ultra Main Stage at the finish line will host bands to keep the crowds rocking all day long.

MAIN STAGE CONCERTS: Stephen Huang, M.D.

Dr. Huang is fellowship trained and board certified in Sports Medicine and is a board member of the Route 66 Marathon.

Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine 6475 South Yale, Suite 401 • Tulsa, OK 74136 Sports Medicine: 918.494.4425 • Main: 918.494.4460

Saturday, Nov. 17 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

Sunday, Nov. 18 9:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

E N T E R TA I N M E N T

Stephen Huang, M.D., specializes in the musculoskeletal care and non-surgical treatment of athletes of all ages and levels.

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RUNNING RESPONSIBLY Whether an avid runner or a beginner walker, we all benefit from a pure environment – and we owe it to future generations to protect the nature around us.

Following its 2011 races, the Williams Route 66 Marathon received ReSport Certification from the Council for Responsible Sport, and race directors continue to be environmentally conscious and committed to sustainable efforts.

“It’s so rewarding to see all the result of our efforts and to know that we’re setting a good example,” said Jessica Hargis, Director of Sustainability. “Committing to sustainability may take a little extra time and energy, but it’s worth it!”

Participants play a big role. With the help of AEP Public Service Company of Oklahoma, we are offering renewable energy credits for purchase – to help minimize our carbon footprint. In addition, participants can contribute by doing the following: • Donate your old running shoes.

• Carpool or check your bike on race day.

• Use your own water bottle.

S U S TA I N A B I L I T Y

• Watch for recycle stations.

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Our goal is to set an example by minimizing our carbon footprint and being as environmentally friendly as possible while still putting on the best race for our participants.

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ICY ER POL H T A E &W OLICY P N O I RAT E ALTE C A R , N LLATIO CANCE

R A C E D AY D E TA I L S

It is the primary goal of the Williams Route 66 Marathon to provide and ensure a safe event for participants, volunteers and community attendees alike. We will be diligent in not exposing the participants, the volunteers or the community at large to any undue risk in the production and/or execution of the event. We understand the commitment the participants have made in entering the race, however, the decisions regarding race cancellations and/or alterations will be based on the larger community safety as well as the participants. Moreover, if community resources are threatened, we will act to protect them from unnecessary stress.

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When weather conditions or other physical conditions present a danger to the participants as a whole, the Williams Route 66 Marathon officials maintain the right to cancel the race.

Less threatening conditions could cause alteration of the race and/or the race course or length of the race to further ensure participant, volunteer and community safety. The conditions fall under the “Act of God” – and will not result in refunding of any race entry fee or future race credits. The staging of an event of this magnitude places large financial burden on the Williams Route 66 Marathon organization prior to the event date. Thus, in the event of a forced race cancellation or alteration, it is probable that the financial impact on the race would not be any different than if the race was held without compromise.

The Williams Route 66 Marathon officials, along with city officials, will make decisions regarding the

cancellation or alteration of the race.

Prior to the race, the Williams Route 66 Marathon officials will apprise the participants of the weather conditions and how the on-course flag system designation works. Williams Route 66 Marathon officials will describe any changes that may be decided as a result of weather or other unsafe conditions.

In the case of a course evacuation, Williams Route 66 Marathon officials and city police and other city officials will communicate throughout the race course; and will direct participants to safe shelters to await transportation back to the start and/or finish area.

WEATHER

In regards to weather specifically, the Williams Route 66 Marathon has adopted the WBGT (wet-bulb globe temperature) index as its standard.

High heat and humidity, as measured in accordance with the American College of Sports Medicine recommendations for participation in endurance events, could result in cancellation of the event.

WBGT is considered ‘the most practical heat stress index characterizing the effect of a heat stress environment on the individual.’ WBGT was developed because the dry-bulb temperature alone does not provide a realistic guide to the effects of heat, inasmuch as it does not take humidity and heat radiation into consideration. WBGT is so-called because two of its input variables are

wet-bulb temperature and a ‘blackglobe’ temperature; the third variable is the shielded dry-bulb temperature. The result of the WBGT will be indicated on a flag system that will be displayed at the start and finish area as well as at the medical stations along the race course. The flag color will indicate the safety conditions based on the WBGT readings. They are listed in the table below.

At the starting line there will be a banner over the street. Suspended from that banner will be 2 flags, each 2’x3’.

The flag color will reflect the heat stress at that moment.

Medical aid tents will be stationed along the course. Each medical aid station will be flying a flag of a color corresponding to the heat stress at that time. The flag colors will change within 15 minutes of a change in the heat stress level. The staff at the aid station will know the meaning of each color flag.

Extreme conditions that are high risk already place a burden on community health care systems, including

emergency medical transportation, as well as hospital emergency room capacity. This burden encroaches on overall community safety and will be recognized as unnecessary and illadvised scenario of which the Williams Route 66 Marathon officials will not knowingly place the community in any such position.

The Williams Route 66 Marathon asserts that each participant assumes responsibility when entering an event with the potential risks that a marathon presents. All runners should be discerning of their own fitness level in their decision to enter the marathon and associated events. Furthermore, it strongly advises all participants to cooperate with directives given by Williams Route 66 Marathon officials and to assist in ensuring the safety of their fellow participants, particularly when conditions are less than ideal.

As the WBGT lowers in cold weather and EAS alerts go to yellow and/ or red it is strongly recommended that all runners slow their pace and reduce their risk of hypothermia when conditions warrant.

ALERT LEVEL

EVENT CONDITIONS

RECOMMENDED ACTIONS

EXTREME

Event Cancelled/ Extreme and Dangerous Conditions

Participation Stopped – Follow Marathon Official’s Instructions

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Potentially Dangerous Conditions

Slow down – Observe Course Changes/Follow Marathon Official’s Instructions/Consider Stopping

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Less than Ideal Conditions

Slow Down – Be Prepared for Worsening Conditions

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Low Risk Good Conditions

Enjoy The Event – Be Alert

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RACE DAY COLD WEATHER PREPARATION TIPS

Note: Please remember, in cold weather conditions, wear your bib number on your outer-most layer of clothing.

•Wear a waterproof or waterresistant outer layer.

•Avoid heavy cotton fabrics that absorb and retain moisture; opt for technical fabrics that shed moisture and wick water away from the body.

•Pay particular attention to keeping your hands, feet and head warm and dry as these are areas where a runner may exchange heat at a faster rate.

•Wear a running hat or visor to shield your eyes from potential rain and increase visibility.

•Due to the chance of rain/snow mix and/or ice, watch for standing water or icy patches on the roads and in the park.

R A C E D AY D E TA I L S

•Exercise additional caution during the race to account for slick surfaces and limited visibility.

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•Bring an extra change of dry clothing to change into immediately after the event, including dry shoes and socks.

•Pack extra clothing in a waterproof bag and check it at the gear check area.

•As wet weather can lead to hypothermia, if you experience persistent shivering during or after the race seek immediate medical attention at the nearest medical facility on course or at the finish line.

The Williams Route 66 Marathon offers 15 Gatorade/water stops on the marathon course. There are more than adequate amounts to ensure hydration under favorable conditions. If those conditions worsen, additional amounts will be prestaged and deployed, but it should be reasonable to assume that supplies may not be limitless due to logistical constraints entailed in such a distribution effort.

The Williams Route 66 Marathon is committed to the safety of all of our participants, our volunteers and the community at large.

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The Williams Route 66 Marathon extends our sincerest gratitude to our sponsors, the organizations listed below, who share our passion for promoting health, fitness and sustainability.

WILLIAMS Title Sponsor

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FLEET FEET SPORTS TULSA Official Running Store PEPSI Official Soft Drink GATORADE Official Sports Drink WPX ENERGY Results Sponsor MICHELOB ULTRA Official Beer LOBECK TAYLOR FAMILY FOUNDATION FanZone Sponsor VERIZON WIRELESS Official Communications Sponsor YMCA Kid’s Training Program OU PHYSICIANS Medical Sponsor WARREN CLINIC ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY AND SPORTS MEDICINE Medical Sponsor TULSA WORLD Media Sponsor

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MEET AMY: In 2006, she ran her first marathon ever, and fell in love. Since, she’s run in every Williams Route 66 event; and has three marathons and 21 half marathons under her belt.

Running, for Amy, is a lifestyle.

Amy coaches one of many Fleet Feet training programs that caters to your level of fitness.

Amy can help you achieve your goals.

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Finding balance.

Williams employee Amy realized her life was out of balance. As an engineering manager and single mom of two teenage boys, she was tired all the time, overweight and less focused than she needed to be at work and home.

“I made myself a priority, which I hadn’t done in years,” she said. “And I discovered a competitive drive and athletic spirit I didn’t know I had. Everyone who knows me has seen a dramatic change in my physical and mental well-being.”

The Williams Route 66 event will be her fifth half marathon in a year.

We’re proud to support the Williams Route 66 Marathon. Congratulations to Amy and all the participants in the Williams Route 66 events.

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