It is a tradition that on Ultraned all 120 km participants are presented with their achievements. At one point there were 45 runners on the list of participants. That is now 28, with a few more runners possibly not starting on Sunday 27 March at 4.35 am.
Not all runners have met the requirement of a performance in the 100 km, 12 and 24 hours, Spartathlon or Elfsteden Ultraloop. They received a wildcard because it was estimated that they should be able to finish the 120 km within the strict time limit of 13:30. When the first 120 of Texel was organized in 1993, a distance of more than 100 km was still something that few achieved. There are now many races of 100 miles or more. The distance of 120 km is therefore no longer a problem for many runners. But the time limit of 13:30 does. That is why there are qualification requirements to participate in the 120 of Texel.
Runners from 4 countries will start with 2 former winners in the men’s race and 2 in the women’s race. In addition, John Bouwens participates, who managed to finish in the last 6 editions of the 120 km race.
The list of participants of the 60 km solo run and relay and 120 km solo run can be found on the website, with the latest registrations not yet processed: https://www.dezestigvantexel.nl/wp-content/downloads/Deelnemerslijst%2027-3-22.pdf
| Nr. | Name | Nat. | 100 km | Texel 120 km | Other results |
| 120-1 | Irene Kinnegim | NED | 7.35 | winner 2019 | 24 hours 232 km, Great Escape 100 mijl, hele JKM |
| 120-2 | Leonie Ton | NED | 7.54 | second 2019 | 24 hours 219 km, Spartathlon |
| 120-3 | Lian Stadhouders | NED | 8.14 | debut | third place Zestig van Texel 2019 |
| 120-4 | Wilma Dierx | NED | 9.11 | winner 2013 | 24 hours 224 km, Spartathlon 6-time finisher |
| 120-11 | Geert Ceuppens | BEL | 7.36 | winner 2019 | Spartathlon |
| 120-12 | Werner Roels | BEL | 7.27 | winner 2017 | 24 hours 209 km, Spartathlon |
| 120-13 | Leo Smets | BEL | 7.34 | second 2019 | 6 hours 80 km 2020, M55 overall second place world |
| 120-14 | Bram van Rijswijk | NED | 7.24 | second start | Dutch Champion 100 km |
| 120-15 | Jort van Zutphen | NED | x | debut | Triathlon Frysman 4th place, winner ISU 120 km |
| 120-16 | René Kromkamp | NED | 9.20 | debut | 24 hours 181 km |
| 120-17 | Stefan van der Pal | NED | 8.34 | debut | Elfsteden Ultraloop 230 km second place |
| 120-18 | Robert Boersma | NED | 8.00 | 3 finishes | UltraMilano-SanRemo 282 km |
| 120-19 | John Bouwens | NED | 9.08 | 6 finishes | 60 km 3-time finisher, 120 km 2009-19 |
| 120-20 | Edwin Otto | NED | 9.32 | 2019 | finish JKM 125 km 2014 and 2016 |
| 120-21 | Richard Lemstra | NED | 9.19 | debut | Trailrun Terschelling 50 km first place 2015-2016 |
| 120-22 | Jan Muller | NED | 8.07 | 2015, 2017 | Winner JKM 125 km and JKM 60 km |
| 120-26 | Alex Olieman | NED | 8.05 | 2019 | Indian Summer Ultra podium 2017-2021 |
| 120-27 | Steven Schenkels | BEL | 8.45 | debut | Spartathlon |
| 120-28 | Marc Laeven | NED | 10.13 | debut | Zestig van Texel 2019 10th place, marathon 2.52 |
| 120-29 | Wilse Graveland | NED | 9.31 | 2019 | winner West Coast Challenge 2016-17 |
| 120-31 | Menno van Bruggen | NED | 8.13 | debut | 3 Bruggen Ultra 65 km first place 2016-2017 |
| 120-33 | Endy Kasanardjo | NED | 9.18 | 2015, 2019 | Spartathlon, 207 km 24 hours |
| 120-34 | Tomas Prysmantas | LTU | 8.01 | 2019 | Elfsteden Ultraloop 230 km third place |
| 120-35 | Carsten Plitt | GER | 9.53 | second start | Mauerweglauf 100 mijl |
| 120-37 | François Flisijn | NED | 9.45 | 2015, 2017 | Legendstrail 272 km, Offa’s Dyke Race 300 km |
| 120-39 | Sander Turnhout | NED | x | 2019 | Great Escape 100 mijl 2021 |
| 120-40 | Paul Zwetsloot | NED | 9.20 | debut | West Coast Challenge Halfway 2021 |
| 120-41 | Jeroen Kuyper | NED | 9.18 | 2019 | Indian Summer Ultra 127 km |
Henri Thunnissen