To participate in the event you do not need Strava, however, to compete for a podium spot (top 3) for a leg or for the entire event you WILL need to use Strava. You can download and create a free account here.

We will be checking and verifying Strava for the top five men and women for each leg throughout the event. Those not competing for a podium spot can use a different GPS-enabled running app.

Once a leg has been run, runners will enter the time it took you to run the leg and a screenshot of the run on the website www.Brokerunner.com. The screenshot will have to include the GPS map, running time, actual time, and the date.

Runners are free to rerun a route for a better time within the four month period. So you run the actual routes on your own (or with a friend) and you compete with others participating. LEGS MUST BE ENTERED Within 24 hours of their completion for competitive reasons.

Runs should not be held for days, weeks, or months in someone’s Strava back pocket. Runs can be completed on any day at any time between June and July. Legs can also be run in any order that a runner desires and as many times as a runner desires.

Awards will be given to the top three men and women based on the overall time of the combined 12 legs of the event. Individual leg winners will also be recognized.

Runners can sign up anytime before the start and anytime during June.

After completing a leg, simply submit your time and a screenshot of your run on www.Brokerunner.com. Your screenshot must show the GPS map, running time, actual time, and date. You’re welcome to rerun routes to improve your times anytime during the two-month window.

You’re able to access this sheet, that depicts the routes and links to Strava and Garmin watches. This page is subject to be updated as the Tour advances.