GSER 2025 PACERS

At GSER 2025, Pacers are allowed for our 50-mile (GSER50) and our 100-mile (GSER100) events.

Not only will GSER Pacers take in the scenic mountain views of the Victorian high country, but they’ll also provide their runner with moral support, and companionship and keep them motivated to make it to the finish line.

GSER 50-mile runners will be allowed 2 pacers to join them:

  • Pacer 1 can join their runner from Alpine Gateway Aid station through to Harrietville Aid station. (19.3Km)
  • Pacer 2 can join their runner from the Harrietville Aid Station to the Finish line . (26.5Km)

All PACERs will have full access to the Aid station facilities.

GSER 100-mile runners will be allowed 3 pacers to join them:

  • Pacer 1 can join their runner from the Orchard Aid station through to the Pretty Valley Aid station. (52.3Km)
  • Pacer 2 can join their runner from the Pretty Valley Aid station through to the Alpine Gateway Aid station. (26.3Km)
  • Pacer 3 can join their runner from the Alpine Gateway Aid station through to the Finish line. (45.8Km)

All PACERs will have full access to the Aid station facilities.

PACER fees are $30 per pacer.

All PACERS must be registered either by the runner theyre supporting or by themselves, this can be done on online via the GSER sign up page and no later than November 17th, 2025.

Pacer information will become avaliable closer to the event.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP A PACER FOR GSER 2025

Rules and guidelines regarding pacing:

Pacers MUST register themselves online as they will be required to sign a waiver.

All Pacers must wear the PACER race bib. Pacer(s) must attend Athlete Check-in to collect their bib.

The minimum age for Pacers is 18 years old.

Pacers must carry their own set of mandatory clothing and equipment items to match that required by the 50 and 100 Mile runners.

Pacers cannot meet their athlete before or after the designated pacer changeover points – Orchard, Pretty Valley and/or Alpine Gateway aid stations.
Doing so results in disqualification.

There are no Pacers for the GSER 14km, 28km or 56km events.

With the exception of an emergency or medical situation, Pacers cannot provide any material or physical assistance to their athletes.