"Ultra-Trail Kosciuszko by UTMB - Snowy Mountains, Australia The 100-mile race totaled over 15,000 feet of climbing. Stephanie Auston (Australia), the 2024 runner-up, won the women's race in 19:45, and Morgan Glazier (U.K.) won for the men in 17:38. Sophie Broome (U.K.) and Loris Lassere (France) were tops in the 66-mile race in 11:58 and 9:53. The 50-kilometer race leaders were Andrea Kolbeinsdóttir (Iceland) and Michael Dimuantes (Australia) in 4:24 and 4:04. Full results."
"SaintéLyon - Saint-Étienne, France The event is one of France's largest, with over 15,000 runners across eight different contests. It was the race's 71st year. The premier race starts at night and connects the cities of Saint-Étienne and Lyon on an 80k (50 miles) route. French runners swept both the women's and men's podiums. Adeline Martin, Sarah Rouquier, and Diane Rassineux were the top women in 6:42, 7:18, and 7:23."
"Chiang Mai Thailand by UTMB - Chiang Mai, Thailand The UTMB World Series Major is a two-week event. The ultra distances happen next weekend, but the Inthanon 50 is already in the books. The race totaled 7,217 feet of climbing over 24 miles. Maude Mathys (Switzerland) won for the women in 3:54. Naiara Irigoyen (Spain) and Baodi Wang (China) were next in 4:14 and 4:36."
Multiple international trail races produced standout results across varied distances and terrain. Ultra-Trail Kosciuszko featured a 100-mile course with over 15,000 feet of climbing and winners at 100-mile, 66-mile, and 50-kilometer distances. SaintéLyon attracted more than 15,000 entrants across eight contests, included a night-start 80k connecting Saint-Étienne and Lyon, and saw French athletes sweep the premier women's and men's podiums. The SaintéSprint 25k crowned Sara Alonso and Quentin Meyleu. Chiang Mai's UTMB World Series Major staged the Inthanon 50 over 24 miles and 7,217 feet of climbing, with Maude Mathys winning the women's race in 3:54.
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