VOLUNTEER REGISTRATION: all race staff, runner crews & team drivers must register
IT'S EASY!!
For crew members and team drivers, type the name of your runner or team where shown and complete the questions.
Are you curious about the race, have an equal measure of energy and enthusiasm and want to support our fantastic athletes? Here's your chance to participate in Daytona 100 in an important way, without running those long miles! If crewing is not your thing, please consider working a few hours at an aid station or at the finish line. Below is a list of those positions. To sign-up, click on the "Volunteer & Crew Registration" button (in RED just below), select your job, location and hours, and take a couple of minutes to answer the questions to secure your choice. (Provide your shirt size and you will receive a "STAFF" shirt.) All spots are first come, first served. "Greyed-out" positions have already been filled. Those requiring a password are reserved for sponsored or technical groups.
https://runsignup.com/Race/Volunteer/FL/JacksonvilleBeach/Daytona100Ultra
SPECIAL NOTE TO TEENS: Teen volunteers will receive volunteer service hours. Please encourage your friends and siblings to sign-up to help the runners, too. Service hours will include travel time as well as the actual aid station hours. ***Note that the last few aid station locations include more than one shift, some extending overnight into December 10, 2023. Overnight shifts are reserved for high school juniors and seniors, unless chaperoned by an adult. ***
Race Weekend Volunteer Positions for 2023:
Friday, December 8, 3:00pm-8:00pm:
Runner check-in and packet pick-up at the "Courtyard" in Jacksonville Beach
Check-in runners using "RunSignup" phone app
Distribute runner packets, racing bibs, shirts, etc.
Saturday, December 9 and Sunday, December 10:
**Aid stations
Staff one of ten locations along the course. Click on Volunteer Registration button above for locations and times.
Assist runners with drinks, food, ice and more
Be enthusiastic and supportive, then send them on their way!
Be sure all runners have passed timing equipment, where installed
**Aid station volunteers will offer runners water, ice, snacks and first aid supplies as needed, and make sure runners cross timing mats or pass electronic readers and continue in the right direction! All supplies are provided by the race; volunteers simply show-up and help, remaining at the aid station for their entire "shift". Our volunteers are integral in helping runners from all over the U.S.--and around the world!--accomplish the goal of running 100 straight miles (or 50 miles or 50 kilometers) along our beautiful Florida east coast beach road, many for the first time. It is a fun and inspiring experience.
Finish line:
Greet arriving runners and teams; lead the applause!
Hand each runner their finisher medal, plus 100-mile buckles for individual 100-milers only
Offer each a bottle of water and invite them and their crew to the food tables and to join others and relax
Assist with food and drink food prep, replenish supplies, etc.
Photography:
Grab your camera and volunteer to shoot the race! Photograph arriving finishers in Ponce Inlet, document the excitement at the
race starts or take candid shots along the course to capture the beauty of the D100 oceanfront course. If interested, contact Tuan
Nguyen directly: tuan.a.nguyen85@gmail.com
Questions?
Kimberly McGowan, teen volunteer coordinator
(904) 563-2842
kmcgowan@pvcounseling.com
Bob Becker, Race Director and adult volunteer coordinator
(954) 439-2800
bob@ultrasportsllc.com
Race Weekend Volunteer Positions for 2023:
Friday, December 8, 3:00pm-8:00pm:
Runner check-in and packet pick-up at the "Courtyard" in Jacksonville Beach
Check-in runners using "RunSignup" phone app
Distribute runner packets, racing bibs, shirts, etc.
Saturday, December 9 and Sunday, December 10:
**Aid stations
Staff one of ten locations along the course. Click on Volunteer Registration button above for locations and times.
Assist runners with drinks, food, ice and more
Be enthusiastic and supportive, then send them on their way!
Be sure all runners have passed timing equipment, where installed
**Aid station volunteers will offer runners water, ice, snacks and first aid supplies as needed, and make sure runners cross timing mats or pass electronic readers and continue in the right direction! All supplies are provided by the race; volunteers simply show-up and help, remaining at the aid station for their entire "shift". Our volunteers are integral in helping runners from all over the U.S.--and around the world!--accomplish the goal of running 100 straight miles (or 50 miles or 50 kilometers) along our beautiful Florida east coast beach road, many for the first time. It is a fun and inspiring experience.
Finish line:
Greet arriving runners and teams; lead the applause!
Hand each runner their finisher medal, plus 100-mile buckles for individual 100-milers only
Offer each a bottle of water and invite them and their crew to the food tables and to join others and relax
Assist with food and drink food prep, replenish supplies, etc.
Photography:
Grab your camera and volunteer to shoot the race! Photograph arriving finishers in Ponce Inlet, document the excitement at the
race starts or take candid shots along the course to capture the beauty of the D100 oceanfront course. If interested, contact Tuan
Nguyen directly: tuan.a.nguyen85@gmail.com
Questions?
Kimberly McGowan, teen volunteer coordinator
(904) 563-2842
kmcgowan@pvcounseling.com
Bob Becker, Race Director and adult volunteer coordinator
(954) 439-2800
bob@ultrasportsllc.com