Harvest Marathon RElay REsults

The 2021 Harvest Marathon Relay was back in person with a remote option.  It was unusual finish to the Competitive Races. Teams from Shell have had the fastest times since the race began.  Today, the team from INEOS challenged.  The result was amaiaaazing,  The INEOS team exactly matched the World Record Time set by Shell in 2019.  Congrats to Shell We Don't Take This To Serious and Sharpstown High School for finisihng under 2:25.  

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The 2020 Harvest Marathon Relay was all about creating a remote, real-time, competitive event during a pandemic.  It was absolute chaos behind the scenes.  With a lot of help and support, the 2020 Harvest Marathon Relay was a success, both in that we had a race that felt like a real event during an pandemic and that the Houston Food Bank benefited from the Event's support.  The Shell Fast and Furious Team posted a time of 2:52 to lead all teams.

What a great year supporting the Houston Food Bank.  Thank you.  

In 2019, the Harvest Marathon Relay introduced the Competitive Team category.  The Competitive Teams were limited to 10 runners and competed for time-based awards.  Shell We Take This Way Serious set the World Record Time of 2:17:21.  The other two Competitive Teams, Dow Team #2 and Sharpstown High School, both finished under 2:30.  In the Large Team Category, Enterprise Products led the way with a finishing time of 2:50:34 and was the only non-Competitive Team to break the 3-hour mark. 

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The  2018 Harvest Marathon Relay was divided into Small and Large Teams.  Shell We Take This Too Serious won the large team category at 2:24:11.  The Houston Food Bank Team topped the Small Team category at 2:58:59.  In total, 6 teams broke the 3-hour mark. This was the first year the event was held at the Rice University track 

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This first ever Harvest Marathon Relay was held on October 1, 2017 at Clements High School in Sugar Land, TX.  The race had Small Teams (10 or less) and Large Teams (up to 25 people).  It was amazing how fast teams realized that STRATEGY matters.  Shell We This Too Serious had the fastest time at 2:45. The Small Team fastest time was from Running For Serotonin at 2:59, and late-entry Japan Stands For Houston was that fastest Large Team finishing with a time of 2:58.  

Thanks for supporting the Houston Food Bank.