Every hour, the bell sends you out on a 6.706 km loop through the Sahyadri foothills around Tukai Camping — tarmac out, then trail through village farmland, a steep drop into sugarcane and sweet corn fields, past working poultry farms, and back through open fields to the venue.
No finish line, no medal — you run until one runner’s left standing, or you don’t. This is the third Pune chapter at Tukai Camping, the same property that hosted BFAI’s first-ever backyard ultra in India — the loop and the Last One Standing format grew up here together.
For the purist and the elite, it’s the format at its rawest: no shortcuts, no course record, just the next bell. For everyone else, it’s the coolest race party Pune throws all year.