The 2025 Chianti Ultra Trail, held in Chianti, Italy, on March 22, featured fierce competition among elite ultrarunners, as it was a critical race for securing spots in the Western States 100. The challenging 120-km course included significant elevation changes and showcased picturesque landscapes. Jim Walmsley from the U.S. finished first in the men's category, while Fiona Pascall from the U.K. clinched the women's title, both earning coveted Golden Tickets for the prestigious Californian race. The event was marked by the presence of renowned athletes like Kilian Jornet and defending champion Azara García, amplifying interest in ultrarunning.
In the men's race, the meeting of Spain's Kilian Jornet, Walmsley, and France's Vincent Bouillard drew the ultrarunning world's attention.
The 120-kilometer race features over 5,200 meters of climbing, taking a picturesque route through Chianti's vineyard-covered hills, attracting elite ultrarunners.
Walmsley already has entrance to the 2025 Western States 100 from his 2024 win, but Jornet and Bouillard sought their own Golden Tickets.
Ultimately, Jim Walmsley of the U.S. and Fiona Pascall of the U.K. secured victories to earn spots in the California race.
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