Pairs of May Marathons in different states up to 250 miles between cities up to 3 days apart with one or both races in the Midwest - Double Stater

Pairs of May Marathons in different states up to 250 miles between cities up to 3 days apart with one or both races in the Midwest
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40 miles point to point between cities
Wisconsin Marathon
Chicagoland Spring Marathon
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119 miles point to point between cities
Wisconsin Marathon
Kalamazoo Marathon
3
207 miles point to point between cities
La Crosse Marathon
Chicagoland Spring Marathon
4
199 miles point to point between cities
Prairie Series Day 1 - OK
Prairie Series Day 2 - MO
5
208 miles point to point between cities
Prairie Series Day 1 - OK
Prairie Series Day 3 - KS
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36 miles point to point between cities
Prairie Series Day 2 - MO
Prairie Series Day 3 - KS
7
127 miles point to point between cities
Brookings Marathon
Prairie Series Day 5 - IA
8
128 miles point to point between cities
Brookings Marathon
Prairie Series Day 4 - NE
9
204 miles point to point between cities
Prairie Series Day 2 - MO
Prairie Series Day 4 - NE
10
205 miles point to point between cities
Prairie Series Day 2 - MO
Prairie Series Day 5 - IA

Notes About Double Stater Search

The distance shown is the point to point distance between the cities. Actual driving distance will be longer.

Date Range criteria is applied to at least one of the races in the pair. The other race could be outside the specified date range.

The Selected Region is applied to at least one of the races in the pair. The other race could be outside the specified region.

The Selected State is applied to only 1 of the races in the pair. The other race will not be in the specified state.

If a race starts and ends in different cities, the Start City is used for this search.

For the love of all that is good and moisture wicking...

Though we try to be accurate and on top of things... Race details can change when we aren't lookin. And once in a while we simply make a mistake.

ALWAYS visit the race's website for the most complete and accurate race information.