I'm Running 100 Miles in 19 Hours at Stanford
On Saturday, June 6, 2026 at 10:00 PM Pacific, I will attempt (again) to run 100 miles in 19 hours: 69 laps of “the line,” a 1.45 mile stretch of Jane Stanford Way from Casper to Gates. My first attempt was last weekend, which ended as a vomiting failure after a marathon. If I pull it off this time, it would be the farthest I’ve ever run by a huge margin (my longest previous run was 62 miles/100 kilometers in 14 hours).
This page will update live; every lap I finish will get logged from my phone and show up here within ~30 seconds. I’ll also post video updates on Instagram @realrajpabari.
If you’re near Stanford, come run a few laps with me! Details below the tracker.
Come run with me!
The course is a 1.45-mile out-and-back straight down "the line" -- Jane Stanford Way from Manzanita Field (Casper) to the Gates Computer Science building. I'll start at 10:00 PM PST on Saturday, June 6 and, if all goes well, I'll finish around 5:00 PM PST on Sunday.
Whether for one lap or ten, I'd love for you to join for a bit! My pace will likely vary through the day, but expect ~10-11 min/mile. Just show up to Jane Stanford Way and look for the guy who's been running too long. You can either meet me at my "home base" of Lathrop (linked below) or start jogging and find me wherever I am along "the line."
Check out the vlog
I'll be posting live video updates throughout the 100 mile attempt on Instagram to keep you updated on how it's going beyond the pace tracker, both mentally and physically.