Rembrandt

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 8 June through 23:59 on 22 June. Only activity published to Rembrandt 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. 22 June closes the live phase; official standings follow later. Provisional order can move until the race is Results out.

Twenty-five kilometres in two weeks—same shape as Velázquez and Goya, but landing at the far end of the season. .execution has just closed; Solstice and Nairobi are still live; Mundial and Thirteen are in the same June window. The distance itself is not exceptional; the question is what the legs still have by the time this one opens.

Some in the field arrive depleted. Others peak late. The two-week window does not change on either account—the kilometres have to be there regardless.

• Early vs late in the window — Clear the distance while the window is open, or carry it into the back half alongside whatever else June is still asking for.

• Granular vs chunked — Many small contributions or fewer longer runs; same trade-off as Velázquez and Goya, later in a season that has already taken something from most legs.

• Enter vs stay out — Rembrandt closes the Art line. A result here completes the Velázquez–Goya–Rembrandt thread across April, May, and June. Leaving it open is a choice that shows up at the end of the season’s record.

A completed 25 km multirun closes the Art series for the season: three painters, three months, the same distance each time. A result here is visible both as a standalone entry and as the finishing piece of a line that started in April.

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