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Jackpot Ultras is a short-loop ultrarunning event at Cornerstone Park in Henderson, Nevada. Its published program offers fixed-time races from six to 48 hours alongside fixed-distance ultramarathons.
8 TUM reports · Published coverage below
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Seven Southern Nevada races built by Joyce Forier under Calico Racing were moving to Aravaipa. The announcement kept the remainder of Calico’s lineup separate and described Aravaipa’s expanded Nevada calendar.
TUM reported Rajpaul Pannu finishing the 2025 Jackpot 100-mile race first in 11:52:46, a reported course record, then being disqualified from the USATF championship results because his shoes exceeded the cited 40mm stack limit.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: February 21, 2025
TUM attributed to Rajpaul Pannu his explanation that he first tested the shoes a week before Jackpot, that no on-site official flagged them and that a livestream viewer filed the later protest.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: February 21, 2025
Following Pannu’s championship disqualification, TUM named Cody Poskin the 2025 men’s USATF 100 Mile Road Champion in 13:26:03, with Nathan Brown second in 13:59:23 and Braden Roggow third in 15:36:55.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: February 21, 2025
TUM named 54-year-old Stella Springer the 2025 women’s USATF 100-Mile Road Champion in 15:29:05 and reported her third overall after Pannu’s time was removed from the official results. Sierra DeGroff was second woman in 17:41:22 and Erin Karara third in 18:14:25.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: February 21, 2025
TUM reported that Dakota Jones dropped from the 2025 Jackpot 100-mile race around mile 50 with stomach issues while chasing an American record. His reflection emphasized the Footprints Running community and fundraising for its climate-action camp.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: February 21, 2025
Hosted the road championship discussed in this preview.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: February 14, 2025
Pannu targeted the American 100-mile record at February 14,2025 Jackpot, recalling his 11:58:01 debut a year earlier. Dakota Jones also announced an attempt; Nathan Brown, Devon Yanko and Sierra DeGroff were listed in the field. Bitter’s 11:19:13 and Sorokin’s 10:51:39 were benchmarks, not results from this planned race.
First finisher reported; championship DQ: Rajpaul Pannu
TUM reported Rajpaul Pannu finishing the 2025 Jackpot 100-mile race first in 11:52:46, a reported course record, then being disqualified from the USATF championship results because his shoes exceeded the cited 40mm stack limit.
SourceMen’s 2025 USATF 100-mile champion in 13:26:03
Following Pannu’s championship disqualification, TUM named Cody Poskin the 2025 men’s USATF 100 Mile Road Champion in 13:26:03, with Nathan Brown second in 13:59:23 and Braden Roggow third in 15:36:55.
SourceMen’s 2025 USATF 100-mile championship second in 13:59:23
Following Pannu’s championship disqualification, TUM named Cody Poskin the 2025 men’s USATF 100 Mile Road Champion in 13:26:03, with Nathan Brown second in 13:59:23 and Braden Roggow third in 15:36:55.
SourceMen’s 2025 USATF 100-mile championship third in 15:36:55
Following Pannu’s championship disqualification, TUM named Cody Poskin the 2025 men’s USATF 100 Mile Road Champion in 13:26:03, with Nathan Brown second in 13:59:23 and Braden Roggow third in 15:36:55.
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