Mar 28
Date
Relay
Distance
150m
Elevation
2,400
Runners
Elevation Profile
Illustrative profile based on elevation data. Actual course may vary.
Course Highlights
Point To Point Course
Course layout type
Road Terrain
Running surface
About This Race
The Texas Independence Relay is an epic 200-mile overnight relay race from Gonzales to Houston, retracing the historic route of the Runaway Scrape during the Texas Revolution. Teams of 12 runners cover the distance in approximately 30 hours, with each runner completing 3-4 legs of varying distances. The relay passes through small Texas towns and scenic countryside, celebrating the spirit of Texas independence. It is one of the premier relay events in the state.
History & Records
First Edition
2012
Avg. Participants
2,400
Race Day Weather
Late March in Central Texas averages 11-24C (52-75F). Warm days, cool nights. Possible thunderstorms.
Runner Reviews
Reviews are coming soon. After the race, runners will be able to share their experience here.
Organizer
Texas Independence Relay
Official Website