🔥Race Will Be Capped at 1000 Athletes🔥
The Molten Mohawk Niner will start and finish in Hattiesburg, Mississippi at Thomley's Christmas Tree Farm (50 Hegwood Road).
Athletes can choose the run the challenging nine mile course or the flat 4 mile course on paved roads.
Once completing the distance, runners will gather back at Thomley's Christmas Tree Farm socializing around GIANT bonfires and watching our artist fire up their glass and metal creating works of art.
All FINISHERS will receive a glass blown race medal made by Mohawk Steel and Glass and our signature MM9R race shirt.
Warm beverages and sweet treats will be served to our FINISHERS.
This race highlights and supports local artist in Hattiesburg.
We have an ARTastic event planned and a race course that will ignite your run.
Schedule of events:
Packet Pick up at Thomley’s Christmas Tree Farm, 50 Hegwood, Hattiesburg, MS on Friday evening from 4:30-7:30 and again on Saturday from 6:00-7:00 am.
The Molten Mohawk Niner (and 4 miler) .. 7:30 am start, 9:45 am courses close, 10:00 ish custom awards, and finish line gathering will be blazing until 11:00. We are putting the final touches on all things race related and know this is going to be a race like no other. Registration opens on 09-22-24. See YOU in Hattiesburg, MS on 2-22-24. #MM9R
Registration includes:
Custom MM9R glass blown medal made by Mohawk Steel and Glass Co.
MM9R Signature pint glass with a BEER BRULEE’.
MM9R T shirt – YOU choose short or long sleeve
LMNT sample
We can not wait to spoil YOU on 2-21-26 in Hattiesburg.
Virtual Runners;
You will run either distance on your own schedule. Once you have completed your distance, please email your results to rhonda@kindagritty.com. If you would like a finishers photo emailed back to you, you will need to send a full body picture of you at the completion of your distance.
Virtual packets will be mailed out the week following the race as we will not have t shirts and medals until the day leading up to the race. Please allow up to three week for your packet to arrive as it is what we are typically experience with USPS on our packages.