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The Moab 240 was canceled after flash flooding hit the course, leaving runners and volunteers at Bridger Jack Aid Station overnight.
Scott was running the race, and Jacqueline was crewing him. They join me to walk through the timeline: the weather turning, the call to head back, the long night at the aid station, and the eventual trip out.
We also talk about the uncertainty, the volunteers, the drop bags, and why they believe canceling the race was the right decision.
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"Moab 240: What Actually Happened" is an episode of Free Outside. Runtime 55 min. Published October 14, 2026. Hit play above to stream it here, or open the free Spot Sports app for background play and offline downloads.
