The 2024 Mountain Running World Cup Finals culminated in the Kilometro Verticale Lagünc, where Scout Adkin from the U.K. and Italy's Andrea Elia showcased their uphill prowess.
The vertical kilometer race, a historic event dating back to 1986, included a challenging 3.3-kilometer uphill course with a significant elevation gain of 1,000 meters.
The women's race featured a staggered start over 46 minutes, with series leader Joyce Muthoni Njeru from Kenya starting third to last, making it a captivating competition.
The World Mountain Running Championships, held biennially, will elevate the significance of the Mountain Running World Cup Finals in 2024 as there’s no championship event this year.
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