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Hot Blooded Road Race Returns to Amarillo July 25

The 18th annual Hot Blooded 1M/5K/10K Road Race on July 25 leads a series of local running events organized by the Lone Star Runners Club.

By Amarillo Sport Desk · Published July 19, 2026

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Hot Blooded Road Race Returns to Amarillo July 25 — Photo by aeroman3 / flickr (pdm)

The 18th annual Hot Blooded 1M/5K/10K Road Race is scheduled for Saturday, July 25, 2026, at 7:30 AM in Amarillo, with registration closing July 24 at 11:59 PM CT.

Hot Blooded Road Race Details

This road race in Amarillo serves as the immediate focus for local runners preparing for summer events. The Lone Star Runners Club organizes the Hot Blooded race along with the popular annual Turkey Trot, providing consistent opportunities for participants across the Texas Panhandle.

Broader Running Series in the Region

The Palo Duro Trail Run Series adds trail options near Amarillo, including a 3/6 Hour Endurance Run on March 28, 2026, and a 50 Mile/50K/25K event on October 18, 2025. The First Annual Get Fit Lake Meredith Race follows on September 5, 2026, with distances of 25K, 50K, and 50 miles. These events expand options beyond road racing for endurance athletes in the area.

Charity Impact and Registration

Race proceeds for the Hot Blooded Road Race benefit The Road To Hope, which empowers at-risk youth in the Texas Panhandle. Runners seeking to take part in the July 25 event must complete registration by the July 24 deadline at 11:59 PM CT through the listed channels. The Lone Star Runners Club continues to coordinate multiple local events that connect participants with these charity-supported races and trail series.

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