Streaker in Training 2025

Streaker In Training 2025

Please note: This registration page is only for those people who are potential Streakers for 2025. A Streaker is a person who has attended every Brazen race for 2025 (23 events). This means they had to attend as either a registered participant (runner/hiker in one of our race divisions i.e., 5K, 10K, 12K, Hiker Half, Half, 30K, 50K, 6 Hr or 12 Hr) or as a volunteer (signed up officially with Jasmin, Co-Race Director).

If you have not attended every single Brazen race for 2025 as a race participant or official volunteer, you are not qualified to be a Streaker and should not be signing up on this registration page.

Official streaker rules are here:

• Potential streakers must not demand, beg, plead, request or otherwise attempt to influence the race director or others to change the rules for them.
• There are no guarantees of any "streaking program" or awards at all and Brazen Racing reserves the right to alter or cancel it without notice. This includes the addition of any number of new races added to the calendar "out of the blue", previously unannounced and unexpected. Even if said additional race(s) create a heartbreaking conflict with a potential streaker's schedule. Please see the disclaimer above. We cannot be responsible for broken hearts.
• To qualify as a streaker, the runner must participate, in person, at every Brazen Racing event during a calendar year.
• Paying registration fees, but not actually participating at the race, will not qualify one as a streaker.
• While streakers are usually runners, injuries happen and volunteers are also very important, so volunteering a full shift counts as participation.
• Spectating at a race does not count as participation -- only running or volunteering.
• Nobody else can run with another person's bib in order to achieve a streak.
• Remote racing does not count as part of streaking.
• Runners can participate in any race distance available.
• Dropping out of a race does not disqualify one as a streaker. We do not want anyone carrying on with a race when the safe thing to do is drop out.
• Finishing a race is not required. If a person needs to drop out of a race, they should do so and not jeopardize their safety.