Katie Schide won the 2025 Hardrock 100 in 25:50, setting a new course record, while Ludovic Pommeret finished in 22:21, repeating his 2024 victory. The race featured challenging conditions, including early air quality issues due to wildfires and unusually hot temperatures. Despite the adverse conditions, which included smoky skies and high heat, both racers maintained uncontested leads, with their performance reflecting elite endurance and skill. The air quality index was affected by the wildfires, impacting visibility and runner comfort, particularly during the early hours of the race.
Katie Schide and Ludovic Pommeret claimed victories at the 2025 Hardrock 100, setting new course records with times of 25:50 and 22:21, respectively.
The race took place under challenging conditions, including smoky air quality due to nearby wildfires and unusually high temperatures, impacting the runners' experience.
Both Schide and Pommeret ran uncontested for most of the race, with their finish times being the fastest ever recorded for their respective directions.
Despite early smoke and hot temperatures, front runners' finishing times were unaffected, revealing their elite athleticism amid severe weather conditions.
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