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Marathon & Half-Marathon Events

Professional “Runner-First” Events

Velocity Endurance is your home for marathon, half-marathon, and sub-ultra road & trail event concepts. Built with precision, support, and experience — designed around runners, sound operations, and memorable host-city experiences.

What We Deliver

Runner-First Design

  • Well-supported courses and thoughtful aid planning
  • Medical and finish-area planning appropriate to each event
  • Professional timing and results systems when events launch

Serious Race Operations

  • Clear pre-race communication and logistics
  • Course development with runner experience in mind
  • A finish-line atmosphere worthy of the effort

Real Value

  • Quality race experience before unnecessary extras
  • Transparent updates from concept through race day
  • Long-term value for runners and host communities

How We’re Organized

Velocity Endurance

Velocity Endurance is the marathon, half-marathon, and sub-ultra road & trail event property within Eric Steele’s broader endurance ecosystem. If it is 26.2 miles or below, it fits here.

  • Marathon & half-marathon focus
  • Road-first with select trail concepts
  • Built for thoughtful expansion across cities and seasons
Our Focus

Velocity Endurance is committed to elevating road and trail racing below the ultra distance through professional operations, runner-first thinking, and memorable community impact.

  • Developing fresh race concepts in promising markets
  • Building strong logistics before public launch
  • Creating durable value for runners and host cities

Founder & Endurance Ecosystem

Founded by Eric Steele

Velocity Endurance was created by Wichita, Kansas-based endurance entrepreneur, longtime ultrarunner, race director, and event builder Eric Steele. The property provides a distinct home for marathon, half-marathon, and sub-ultra event development.

Related

Epic Ultras is Steele’s ultrarunning media, storytelling, education, and endurance platform. Velocity Endurance and Epic Ultras serve different purposes within the broader endurance ecosystem.