Last year, we individually completed 100, this year, we team up and do it all together. Round 01 was massive efforts → 100 kilometres, 80, 50, runners pushing their own limits with a community cheering them home. It proved a point: hard things are possible. Round 02 proves the bigger point → hard things are better shared. This year the 100K belongs to crews. Your mates, your run club, your colleagues, your customers. Every crew owns the full 100 kilometres, one runner on course at a time, and splits it between them however suits. Because that's what the hustle is about. You do your leg, someone else does theirs, and the thing gets built. Nobody carries all of it, everybody carries some of it. Hard things are better together.