Ultra-Trail Australia (UTA) transfer rules
At a glance
What the organiser says
The original runner raises the transfer from their own UTMB Participant Dashboard by 5pm AEST on 13 May 2027, and it only completes once the incoming runner registers and pays the event directly at its advertised price. The original runner is then refunded in full, less a $55 transfer fee. The transfer has to be for the same distance, and merchandise and extras do not move with the entry.
As of 3 November 2026, no Ultra-Trail Australia (UTA) entries are listed on BibSwap. 23 runners are waiting for one. Transfers close 13 May 2027.
Common questions
Can't run Ultra-Trail Australia (UTA) 2027? What can you still get back?
As of 3 November 2026, an Ultra-Trail Australia (UTA) 2027 entrant who withdraws gets 45% of the entry fee back. That drops to 22% after 21 February 2027, and from 5 April 2027 a transfer to another runner is the only way to recover anything. Transfers close 13 May 2027.
Can you transfer an Ultra-Trail Australia (UTA) entry to someone else?
Yes. Ultra-Trail Australia (UTA) runs an official transfer process and BibSwap only ever points runners at it. UTMB Participant Dashboard. Buyer pays the organiser. No payment between runners.
When does the Ultra-Trail Australia (UTA) transfer window close?
Closes 13 May 2027.
What does it cost to transfer an Ultra-Trail Australia (UTA) entry?
$55 — paid by original runner.
Who do you pay for an Ultra-Trail Australia (UTA) entry?
Buyer pays the organiser. No payment between runners.
Are there Ultra-Trail Australia (UTA) entries available right now?
As of 3 November 2026, no Ultra-Trail Australia (UTA) entries are listed on BibSwap. 23 runners are waiting for one. Transfers close 13 May 2027. Set a bib alert on BibSwap and you'll be emailed when one is listed. General entries are sold out at the organiser, which still sells charity entries with a fundraising commitment: https://uta.utmb.world/get-involved/fundraise
Rules from the organiser's own page, checked 6 October 2026. Organisers change these without notice. Where they differ from what's here, the organiser wins.