Steel City 12 hour is not only an event celebrating the uprising of Middletown with the creation of George Verity’s American Rolling Mill Company, it’s a celebration of individuals and pushing the limits we set for ourselves! The race begins at 6pm and runs until the following morning at 6am. …
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Steel City 12 hour is not only an event celebrating the uprising of Middletown with the creation of George Verity’s American Rolling Mill Company, it’s a celebration of individuals and pushing the limits we set for ourselves!
The race begins at 6pm and runs until the following morning at 6am. This is a great training opportunity to run through the night for any upcoming races you may have. Or just come to run a marathon, half marathon, 10k, a couple miles, etc.
This is a 1.52 mile looped course that follows a paved path around Smith Park in Middletown, OH. The course is very flat and parallels Middletown Regional Airport. The goal is to run as many loops as possible in 12 hours. If you run all 12 hours, we will give you a marker on your last loop you can drop at 12 hours and we will measure the added on distance. This race will be chipped timed by Brunning Endurance Company. There is one aid station at the start/finish line area that will be fully stocked with water, infinite, vegetable soup, bacon at midnight, coffee at 3am and donuts at 5am. You may bring a canopy and personal aid to the race to set up along the course.
Many of you may know that Steel City was started as a free race with the suggested donation of new clothing for the local homeless shelter or a monetary donation for Art Central Foundation. $55 per participant is now being charged to help cover costs associated with the race. The goal is to cover essential race costs and donate the proceeds to Art Central Foundation (ACF). When you buy a race t-shirt, 100% of that money will go to ACF. The students compete in a competition to create the design for the race shirts each year.
We believe in the mission of ACF, as they are a downtown Middletown nonprofit that provides local residents and students opportunities to grow in the visual arts. The money donated will help provide free visual art classes, workshops, field trips to local art museums, materials, and much more to local students pursuing visual arts.
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