PSG Otrokovická stovka

Q: How hard is the PSG Otrokovicka stovka 110km? A: More demanding than the modest elevation profile suggests, and particularly challenging at night. The course carries 4,568m D+ over 110.66km (41.3 m/km) with a 10.97% distance-weighted average uphill gradient (MID tier) across approximately 20 climbs -- steeper than many 110km European forest races. Only 24.7% of the course is flat. The inaugural 2024 edition saw a ~23% DNF rate from 194 starters. The midnight start adds navigation and temperature demands to the sustained gradient profile. Climb 3 (km 61.14, 13.84% avg) is the most sustained technical ascent; Descent 3 (km 87.69, -12.0% avg) is the most technically demanding descent, both arriving mid-to-late in the race on accumulated fatigue.

Q: Is the PSG Otrokovicka stovka 110km an ITRA qualifier? A: The event is officially affiliated with both ITRA and UTMB. The specific ITRA point value and Mountain Level for the 110.66km distance are not confirmed in the DTR database at time of research -- verify current qualification details and point values at itra.run before registering. The 51.84km sibling carries 2 ITRA points at Mountain Level 4, Finisher Level 190 for reference.

Q: Does the PSG Otrokovicka stovka sell out -- and how much does it cost? A: Yes -- both distances sold out for the 2026 edition in only the third year of the race. Entry for the 110.66km costs 1,600 CZK (approximately EUR 63 / EUR 0.59/km -- medium confidence; verify current pricing at oe100.cz or skajteam.cz). Registration is via cdp.evizi.cz; watch for 2027 registration opening and act early. Places may also open after unpaid cancellations clear in the lead-up to race day.