"Josh Wade (U.K.) stayed with Jonathan Albon (U.K.) until he couldn't, and then Albon ran roughly the last 23 miles alone at the front. Albon won in 12:58, improving on last year's second-place finish. The course changed some from a year ago due to a landslide, and Albon was 33 minutes slower than in 2025."
"Henriette Albon (Norway) ensured an Albon sweep, and she did it with a dominating run, winning the women's race for the second-straight year in 15:16. She got closer to her 2025 finish time than her husband, finishing just 14 minutes slower."
The Transgrancanaria Classic, a five-day World Trail Majors event in Gran Canaria, Spain, featured a 126-kilometer (78-mile) race with 6,764 meters of elevation gain. The race uniquely began at 11:59 p.m. on Friday night. Jonathan Albon (U.K.) won the men's race in 12:58, running the final 23 miles solo after dropping Josh Wade. Hannes Namberger finished second in 13:03, with Wade claiming third place for the second consecutive year. The course was altered from the previous year due to a landslide. Henriette Albon (Norway) dominated the women's race, winning for the second straight year in 15:16. Mélanié Delasoie and Claudia Tremps tied for second place in 16:49.
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