Baker to Vegas Challenge Cup Relay
The Baker to Vegas Challenge Cup Relay is a 120 mile foot race which begins in Baker, California and ends in Las Vegas, Nevada. The race, which began in 1985, is run by 20 person teams of law enforcement personnel. The 20 legs of the race are of varying lengths and difficulty. The 2022 event will be held on the weekend of April 9th-10th and will be comprised of over 250 teams from all over the United States, Canada and the world. Over 5,000 runners and countless support personnel participate in this yearly event that concludes with an awards banquet attended by thousands of people at the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas.
The 120 mile relay foot race is run by a team of 20 runners with up to 10 alternates. The team is also comprised of 20 to 30 support staff who assist the runners during the race.
What the LASD Running Team Means to Our Members
It Isn't Just About Fitness, It's About Family.-
“It means being part of a proud group of individuals who focus as a team...”
- Larry Swanson
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“It means we are part of a unique group of law enforcement professionals that also have the ability to compete at a high level...”
- Sergio Aloma
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“Running for the elite team requires a special talent and/or desire to work hard...”
- Carlos Rosas
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