Awards

NameEXCLAMATIONSDate
David Rivas906/07/2025
Your Name here??06/06/2026
??06/05/2027

Runner must designated at the start of attempt. As many attempts allowed as runner wants unless non-designated runner finishes a head.

NameTimeDate
Koby Lawson37:02:0006/07/2025
Your Name here??06/06/2026
??06/05/2027

Anyone under 18 must have a parent/guardian signed waiver consenting to participation.

NameEXCLAMATIONSDate
Declan Rivas (8 M)206/07/2025
Maren Rivas (9 F)106/07/2025
You Name here??06/06/2026

NameEXCLAMATIONSDate
Patricia Roberts (56 F)606/07/2025
Your Name here??06/06/2026
??06/05/2027

This race isn’t just another ultra — it’s a statement.

  • The course forms the shape of an exclamation mark: the dot is the start/finish, and each 5-mile out-and-back is an Exclamation.
  • The name reflects our philosophy: “Whatever you do in life, put an exclamation after it — go all out.
  • The course and the railroad ties found along side this re-purposed track themselves resemble an exclamation mark.
  • And fittingly, Exclamation 5.0 is the longest distance covered per loop in any last-man-standing race to date. Every hour demands more, and runners will be gasping to keep up.

This is where resilience, philosophy, and endurance collide — one Exclamation at a time.

When: June 6th, 2026 | 8:00 AM – until the last runner is standing

Pre-Race Briefing: 7:45 AM

This is Texas — expect the unexpected. The race goes on rain or shine, except in cases of thunder or lightning. Updates will be posted at the Leader Board, scorer’s table, and or aid stations.

Address: 104 Harrison Ave., Roxton, TX 75477

Expect limited snacks: water, soda, HYPERLYTE, chips, candy, fruit, maybe other items. Bring your own fuel and hydration.

  • Aid stations are for runners — please be mindful.
  • The closes bigger towns are over 20 minutes away
  • A restaurant and grocery store are across the street for last-minute needs.

This is a faster course — not a stroll-and-chat ultra. You’ll need to run every round to keep pace. The following is suggested.

  • Sports watch
  • Small vest/camel pack or handheld bottle
  • Headlamp, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, mosquito spray
  • Rain gear (this is summer in Texas)
  • Cell phone (for emergencies)

  • No littering — biodegradable only, or pack it out
  • Restrooms available at the Museum/start/finish line

Pacers, pets, crew, and family are all welcome!

  • They follow the same rules as runners (except they don’t need to start each Exclamation).
  • No assistance allowed mid-Exclamation — only at start/finish.
  • Cheering is encouraged, but respect Quiet Hours: 10 PM – 7 AM. Think golf clap, not rock concert.
  • Please explore Roxton, meet the locals, and support the town’s businesses.

  1. An Exclamation = 5-mile out-and-back.
  2. The first Exclamation begins at 8:00 AM CST; finish within 1 hour.*
  3. New Exclamations start every hour on the hour.
  4. Runners must be at the starting line before the next Exclamation begins.
  5. Attempts continue until one runner remains; there are no ties.
  6. No aid is allowed during an Exclamation.
  7. Leave no trace — no littering on the course.
  8. Liability waiver must be signed prior to the race.
  9. Quiet hours: 10:00 PM – 7:00 AM (no bullhorns, loud music, or yelling).
  10. No parking on the course, grass areas, private property, or blocking driveways.

*Exception: Only for late arrivals to the very first Exclamation.

Awards honor endurance, effort, and the true spirit of going all out.

🔥 Exclamation 5.0 isn’t just a race. It’s a challenge to live, run, and endure with conviction — one Exclamation at a time.