Monet

Multirun, fixed 25 km total, as many sessions as needed within the window. Scoring follows the mechanic—best total time on the distance once work is verified (detail in the Rulebook).

Clock (UTC). The live window runs UTC, from 00:00 on 10 July through 23:59 on 24 July. Only activity published to Monet inside that span counts; how the twenty-five kilometres divide across days is for the entrant to arrange, within format and verification rules.

After the window. 24 July closes the live phase; official standings follow later. A gap of a few days before Results out is normal; heavier fields can take longer while verification clears. Provisional order can move until the race is Results out.

Twenty-five kilometres in a two-week window: less room than a full-month multirun to drift or recover a slow start. The kilometres still divide however the entrant prefers—easy accumulation or fewer, longer pieces—but the dates do not forgive indefinite delays.

July is already in motion when this window opens: Depth 100 is running from the first of the month, 1969 sits in the middle, Buenos Aires underpins the quarter. The twenty-five kilometres land inside an opening stack, not an empty calendar.

• Early vs late in the window — Clear the distance while the window is wide open, or stack toward the back end and accept a shorter recovery lane if something slips.

• Granular vs chunked — Many small contributions vs fewer longer runs; each trades tracking friction and fatigue against flexibility.

• Enter vs stay out — A defined 25 km obligation with evidence, or no line on this race at all. The Art line runs Monet–Degas–Cézanne across the season; skipping the opener is a choice that registers.

A completed 25 km multirun is a clean, visible line on the board: finished or not, inside the UTC band or not. The window is two weeks—late entry still works if the kilometres fit before 23:59 on 24 July UTC, but procrastination has less margin than in longer multiruns.

At Results out, the race locks; until then, provisional standings may still move.