Hoot’n Bulldog

Hey there Bulldog fans and family!
Let me formally welcome you to
The Hoot’n Bulldog Track Ultra!

And we’ve got a confirmed weekend for 2025!
Save the dates—
November 14 – 16 2025!

There will be the OG Bulldog options of 6 and 12 hour races and then the main events- a 24 hour race (The Little Hoot) and a 48 hour race (The Big Hoot)!
Location: The race will take place on the recently renovated and resurfaced track at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, Fl.

The Hoot’n Bulldog brings a world-class track ultra to South Florida.
This race is a personal challenge for runners at ALL levels. Everyone is welcome here!!! With timed options from 6 to 48 hours.

The race will be sanctioned by USATF and the course is certified, so any performances are records-eligible.
The race will be timed by the one and only Sir Mike Melton.

Timeline of Events:

The Big Hoot – 48 Hour – Friday, 11/14 – Start Time – 4 pm
The Little Hoot – 24 Hour – Saturday, 11/15 – Start Time – 7 am
The Bulldog – 12 Hour – Sunday, 11/16 – Start Time – 7:30 am
The Frenchie – 6 Hour – Sunday, 11/16 – Start Time – 9 am

You and your crew are invited to camp out in the infield and set up your own aid/crew station. We will also have an aid station with the usual aid station food and drink as well as hot food for 24 and 48-hour participants. The stadium bathrooms will be open.

Due to limited space on the track and USATF rules no pacers will be allowed. We will change directions every 4 hours.

We will have separate buckles for all those who complete 100 or 200 miles as well as finisher medals for all finishers in each event.
Prizes will be awarded for top male and top female in each event!
For those flying in from out of town Palm Beach International Airport and Fort Lauderdale Aiport are both about 30 minutes away. Lauderdale is one hour away.

Pacers
Pacers are not permitted for any distance. However, participants under the age of 14 are permitted to have a pacer for a limited duration of the race. Any pacers for a participant under the age of 14 must be approved by the RD ahead of the race.

Going for a record?
It is the athlete’s responsibility to communicate ahead of time with both the RD and Timing if they intend to attempt a record.