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Florida Ultra Highlights: June 2026
5
Ultra Events
174
Athletes
4393
Race Miles
3
Course Records
Florida in June
June marks the beginning of true summer ultrarunning in Florida. Races quickly become battles against heat and humidity. Florida ultramarathons in these conditions are a true test of grit.​
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Tips for Runners:
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Start before sunrise if possible
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Practice heat acclimation
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Increase electrolytes
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Slow your pace early, heart rate may rise quickly
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Expect afternoon storms
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Utilize topical cooling strategies such as ice bandanas
Did You Know?
June has the highest average dew point of the year.
Florida Wildlife Watch:
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Mosquitoes and other biting insects
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Alligators near waterways
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Snakes become active
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Sandhill cranes
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Heat Difficulty:
Average High
Average Low
Humidity
Typical Dew Point
Rainfall
Daylight Hours
UV Index
Sunrise/Sunset
89 - 92, real feel over 100
70 - 75
70 - 90%
70 - 75 (very muggy)
common in afternoon
~ 13hr 45 min
High to Extreme
~ 6:30am, ~ 8:20pm
June Recap
Summer heat arrived in full force, course records fell, and athletes battled through the first of Florida's brutally hot months, with all but one race taking place on pavement. Here's a look back at the June Florida ultramarathon race results and some of the biggest performances from around the state.
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6:44:03
M1: Justin Boyle
6:55:35
M2: Devan Stancil
704:29
M3: Eric Anderson
6:44:32
F1: Kay Trager
7:39:50
F2: Sandra Villines-Burruss
7:50:50
Michelle Grenon
1st Team: Male
8:06:00
1st Team: Female
13:13:00
1st Team: Coed
10:58:00
Marc Burget & Ramon Palomo
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Brandi Jacobs & Morgan Fowler
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Jamie Saunders & Charles Poblenz
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6:08:04
M1: Rohit Pawar *CR
6:48:47
M2: Christian Shupe
7:12:29
M3: Daniel Soucy
7:07:56
F1: Christine Tamburri
7:57:37
F2: Katy Cook
8:53:06
F3: Rebecca Rybicki
95 miles
Winner (Utah location, OA)
90 miles
Assist (Florida) Marc Burget
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