The annual Challenge Cup Relay, often referred to by its colloquial name, is a prestigious law enforcement footrace held in the desert outside of Las Vegas, Nevada. Teams representing law enforcement agencies from around the world compete in this grueling 120-mile relay, traversing challenging terrain and extreme temperatures. A typical team comprises 20 runners, each completing a designated leg of the race.
This event serves as a significant test of physical and mental endurance, fostering camaraderie and teamwork among law enforcement professionals. Beyond the competition, the race promotes physical fitness and honors fallen officers, with proceeds often benefiting charitable organizations supporting law enforcement families. The race has a rich history, evolving from a local challenge into an internationally recognized event drawing participants from diverse agencies and countries.