Question 1

What is pr.run?

Accepted Answer

A free place for trail and ultra runners to find friends training for the same race. Claim a handle, pin your race, follow people, and talk on the feed.

Question 2

Is it free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Free beta. Claim a handle and invite a friend.

Question 3

Who is it for?

Accepted Answer

Trail and ultrarunners with a race on the calendar. First 50. First hundred. Western States. Hardrock. Your local loop. If you want company around race day, you are in.

Question 4

How is this different from Strava?

Accepted Answer

Strava is for your miles. pr.run is for friends in your race: who entered, what they pack, where they rehearse, and a tip when you need one.

Question 5

How do I join?

Accepted Answer

Hit Join free, claim a handle, pin the race you entered, and follow a friend.

Question 6

What can I share?

Accepted Answer

Your race, kit notes, routes, and pics on a public profile. The feed is for tips and thumbs, not a replay of every mile.

Question 7

Do you connect to Strava?

Accepted Answer

Yes, when you want it. You approve the connect. The long run still lives on Strava.

Question 8

Is this a training plan app?

Accepted Answer

No. Bring your own plan, coach, or gut. pr.run is where your people show up for the race on the calendar.

Question 9

Which races are listed?

Accepted Answer

Flagship 50s, 100s, and 200s we could verify, plus hundreds more. Missing yours? Tell us and we add it.

Place	Name	Gen	G place	Age	Time	Hometown
1	Ramiro Castaneda	M	1	32	80:52:27	Palmdale, CA
2	Jose Montellano	M	2	38	87:25:40	Riverside, CA
3	Hannibal Smith	M	3	39	89:42:52	San Diego, CA
4	Jimmy Ortega	M	4	34	90:47:05	South Gate, CA
DNF	Bryan Barge	M	—	43	—	Medford, OR
DNF	Andrea Moore	F	—	47	—	Flagstaff, AZ
DNF	Ignacio Saldana	M	—	35	—	Perris, CA
DNF	Jorge Lopezlopez	M	—	20	—	Oceanside, CA
DNF	Alfredo Acosta	M	—	28	—	Menifee, CA

Machete Muertos 2002025

Machete Muertos 200 2025 finishers