DELIRIOUS WEST
RACE INFO
ENTRY FEES
PRICING PERIODS
FIRST RELEASE ENTRY FEE: 1-50 ENTRIES
SECOND RELEASE ENTRY FEE: 51-100 ENTRIES
FINAL RELEASE ENTRY FEE: 101-200 ENTRIES
KEY INFORMATION
NAME: Delirious WEST 200 & 100 Miler
DATES: 7:00am Wednesday 8 April – 3:00pm Sunday 12 April 2026
LOCATION: Bibbulmun Track, Northcliffe to Albany, Western Australia
NORTHCLIFFE
Average Minimum: 11ºC
Average Maximum: 22ºC
Rainfall: 72mm Days: 11
ALBANY
Minimum: 14ºC
Maximum: 21ºC
Rainfall: 70mm Days: 8
APRIL WEATHER AVERAGES:
200 MILER INFO
START (NORTHCLIFFE): 7:00am Wednesday 8 April
FINISH: 3:00pm Sunday 12 April
200 Miler MAPS & GPX
Interactive Caltopo Map
Includes 200 miler, 100 miler, and Crew Driving Routes
GPX File
Updated 11/03/2026.
To view the downloaded GPX file, open with a GPX viewer, or import to Strava, Garmin Connect, or Gaia Maps.
NOTE: It is a mandatory requirement to have the GPX File on the Gaia Maps App on your mobile phone during the event.
200 Miler ELEVATION
200 Miler CUTOFF TIMES
FINISH LINE CUTOFF – 104 HOURS
Sunday 12 April at 15:00 (3:00PM)
AID STATION CUTOFFS
Each designated ‘sleep station’ will have a cut off time that runners MUST depart the aid station by.
WALPOLE SLEEP STATION – 36 HOURS
Depart by Thursday evening 19:00 (7:00PM)
Accumulated distance: 138.7km
Distance remaining: 186.6km
PEACEFUL BAY SLEEP STATION – 57 HOURS
Depart by Friday afternoon 4:00 (4:00PM)
Accumulated distance: 199.2km
Distance remaining: 126.1km
NULLAKI SLEEP STATION – 82 HOURS
Depart by Saturday afternoon 5:00 (5:00PM)
Accumulated distance: 255.9km
Distance remaining: 69.4km
COSY CORNER SLEEP STATION – 97 HOURS
Depart by Sunday morning 08:00 (8:00AM)
Accumulated distance: 294.2km
Distance remaining: 31.1km
FINISH AT SOUTH COAST BUSH FIRE BRIGADE – 104 HOURS
Arrive by Sunday afternoon 15:00 (3:00PM)
Accumulated distance: 325.3km
100 MILER INFO
START (STATION ROAD): 7:00pm Thursday 9 April
FINISH: 3:00pm Sunday 12 April
100 Miler MAPS & GPX
Interactive Caltopo Map
Includes 200 miler, 100 miler, and Crew Driving Routes
GPX File
Updated 11/03/2026
To view the downloaded GPX file, open with a GPX viewer, or import to Strava, Garmin Connect, or Gaia Maps
NOTE: It is a mandatory requirement to have the GPX File on the Gaia Maps App on your mobile phone during the event.
100 Miler ELEVATION
100 Miler CUTOFF TIMES
FINISH LINE CUTOFF – 64 HOURS
Sunday 12 April at 11:00 (11:00AM)
AID STATION CUTOFFS
Each designated SLEEP STATION will have a cut off time that runners MUST depart the aid station by.
NULLAKI SLEEP STATION – 36 HOURS
Depart by Saturday morning 07:00 (7:00AM)
Accumulated distance: 93.9km
Distance remaining: 69.4km
COSY CORNER SLEEP STATION – 53 HOURS
Depart by Sunday morning 00:00 (12:00AM)
Accumulated distance: 132.2km
Distance remaining: 31.1km
FINISH AT SOUTH COAST BUSH FIRE BRIGADE – 64 HOURS
Arrive by Sunday morning 11:00 (11:00AM)
Accumulated distance: 163.3km
ENTRY PROCESS
ENTRIES OPEN
Friday 9 May 2025 at 12:00 (12:00PM)
ENTRIES CLOSE
Tuesday 31 March 2026 at 23:59 (11:59PM)
Unless sold out prior
ENTRY LIMITS
There is a maximum of 200 entrants in total. A wait list will be put in place should the event sell out.
REFUNDS & ROLLOVERS
Refunds and rollovers are permitted but are subject to the terms set out in the Race Manual.
QUALIFICATION
Due to the nature of a 200 or 100 mile event, it is hard to draw a line about what each runner can achieve, especially with runners coming from all over the world and not being familiar with each runner. As such, we have drawn the conclusion that each runner knows their own abilities better than anyone else and our philosophy will be that if you are delirious enough to consider entering, then you are delirious enough to enter.
Runners must be at least 18 years of age on the day of the race.
AID STATIONS
There will be 20 (10 for the 100 milers) aid stations providing water, tailwind, coke and a carefully selected menu with a variety of sweet and savoury meals, tea and coffee.
Please note that each aid station will vary with its menus and are there to assist you, but it is still highly recommended you have your preferred special requirements in the drop bags for each aid station especially those with dietary requirements.
You can find more information about our aid stations in the Race Manual, Stage By Stage page, and Crew Info page, including distances and crew accessibility.
COURSE SEGMENTS
The Delirious WEST course isn’t just one long blur – it’s an epic adventure made up of unforgettable sections. We've put together a detailed look at what lies ahead, from Northcliffe to Albany, broken down into manageable chunks so you (and your crew) can plan, prepare and pace like a pro.
MANDATORY GEAR
Runners and pacers must carry the following mandatory equipment. Any runners found breaking this rule will be disqualified.
GPX FILE on watch or handheld gps or on app on phone.
BIBBULMEN TRACK MAPS or a copy of the course on the GAIA maps app.
Maps 6, 7, and 8 for 200 Milers. Maps 7 and 8 for 100 Milers.
MOBILE PHONE with Event phone numbers saved. MUST BE ON A TELSTRA or TELSTRA PROVIDER SIM.
2 x 10,000mAh POWER BANKS to recharge mobile phone and headlamp on the run (1 to be on runner at all times). Must include appropriate ports and power cords.
2 x HEADLAMPS
SPARE HEADLAMP POWER either batteries, or utilise the power bank as above.
MINI FIRST AID KIT
Space blanket
Crepe bandage x 1 (7.5cm x 2.3m)
Snake Bandage x 1 (10cm x 10.5m)
1 x Triangular bandage
6 x wound closure strips (band aid or similar)
2 x non-stick wound dressing pads
1 x pair of surgical gloves
WHISTLE
HAT
HI-VIS VEST to current AS/NZ standards, with compliance tags.
THERMALS long sleeve top, and long pants
SEAM SEALED WATERPROOF JACKET minimum 10,000 Waterproof Rating.
EMERGENCY BIVVY – short for “bivouac”, a bivvy is a thin, lightweight sleeping bag that provides emergency shelter and shields you from the elements. Available from Tribe&Trail.
WATER minimum of 1.5 litres. Vessels must be full at check-in.
AAA LITHIUM LONGLIFE BATTERIES x 8 for 200 Milers or x 4 for 100 Milers. Pacer exempt. HAND IN AT CHECK-IN
10cm FIXUMOL TAPE in either 2m or 5m roll (or similar brand stretch tape). Pacer exempt. HAND IN AT CHECK-IN
1 x SINGLE SERVE SACHET OF HYDRALYTE – no brand substitute please. Pacer exempt. HAND IN AT CHECK-IN
AN ITEM WITH THE NAME OF YOUR HOMETOWN to pay the 'Ferry Master' (Jetski operator) just after Peaceful Bay at the inlet crossing. Pacer exempt.
A PAIR OF RUNNING SHOES TO DONATE to the Jeff Hansen memorial tree at the finish line. If you knew Jeff and/ or want to honor his contribution to our community please bring along a pair of shoes as a contribution. You are not required to carry these shoes while running. You may wish to donate the shoes you run in for Delirious. Pacer exempt.
VOLUNTEERS
The Delirious WEST is a logistical ultra in itself and the event relies on the help of a big team of volunteers to make it happen.
If you would like to help ouT for an experience you will never forget, please complete our Volunteer Register form.
All volunteers will receive a Volunteer Tech Shirt, a $400 credit to use on any upcoming Ultra Series Event (to be used in one transaction), and a complimentary lunch at the finish village in Frenchman’s Bay on the Sunday from 1pm.