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Courtney Dauwalter’s fourth victory, but this one was different. She came chasing presence, and a deeper experience of a course known for its wildness.

The result was a personal best and a performance for the record books. Sometimes the best days come when we switch the focus.

Courtney never stops teaching us new lessons.

Photo — Alexis Berg
Video — 𝚓𝚞𝚕𝚒𝚎𝚗 𝗿𝗮𝗶𝘀𝗼𝗻

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COURTNEY DAUWALTER WINS THE HARDROCK 100. 👑
 
Her fourth win, her fastest yet.  
 
Courtney has never been afraid of a race known as one of the toughest. The altitude, the climbs, the relentless miles are exactly where she thrives.
 
This year, that fearless approach was on display every step of the way as she started fast and dug deep through the final miles.
 
Whatever the outcome, it would have been a performance to be proud of. But after such a gutsy race, she’s leaving Silverton with the title and new clockwise course record that her race deserves.
 
Congratulations Courtney Dauwalter.

Photo — Alexis Berg
Video — 𝚓𝚞𝚕𝚒𝚎𝚗 𝗿𝗮𝗶𝘀𝗼𝗻

Courtney’s into uncharted territory at the Hardrock100, running almost 40 minutes ahead of record pace

With 20 miles left to run, she’s heading into the hardest miles – miles she’s worked hard to feel at home in.

Give her some love in the comments as she pushes toward Silverton.

Photo — Alexis Berg

In and out of Telluride Aid Station with her trademark smile, Courtney Dauwalter is leading the Hardrock100.

It’s early days, just past the first quarter, but she’s ahead of her own record pace on the clockwise loop. Allez Courtney!

Photo — Alexis Berg

A golden victory. 🥇
 
Sammy Kiprotich claimed his first-ever Golden Trail World Series win at Québec Mega Trail. Locked in a fierce battle from the opening kilometers, he refused to relent, surging to victory in the final meters.
 
Limonix Dci crossed the line close behind in third, while Ezekiel made it three Salomon athletes in the men’s top five.
 
In the women’s race, Caroline Kimutai left everything out on the trail in pursuit of the win, ultimately securing third place. Barbora Bukovjan followed closely in fourth.
 
Five athletes. Five top-five finishes. One unforgettable day at the Golden Trail World Series.

Photo — Koastal Forest

Some weekends deserve a little extra love in the grid: from triathlon to trails, our athletes settled for nothing short of excellence.

MARATHON DU MONT BLANC
, 42K, 1st
remi_bonnet, 42K, 1st
naomi :)), 42K, 3rd
Louison Coiffet, 90K, 1st
Louison Coiffet23K, 2nd

LAVAREDO ULTRA TRAIL
Malen Osa Ansa, 50K, 1st
Malen Osa Ansaer, 50K, 3rdSilvia Schwaigerdwojewski, 80K, 1st in a new CR
Robin Juillaguet, 80K, 2nd
Lucy Bartholomew, 120K, 2nd

EUROPEAN TRIATHLON CHAMPIONSHIPS
Casper Stornes, 1st

WESTERN STATES 100
Marianne Hogan, 3rd

Photo — Margaux Le Map, Nina Ludwig, dont call me jessica, its jess and UTMB/Ironman
Video — Erwan Lier

Climbing onto the podium, naomi :)) on her way to third at Marathon du Mont-Blanc.

Last year, her podium finish felt like a breakthrough. This year, she knows it’s right where she belongs.

Photo — Margaux Le Map
Video — Erwan Lier

Your champion: remi_bonnet 👑

He puts on a masterclass at Marathon du Mont-Blanc to add another win to his 2023 title. After a year disrupted by injuries, this victory showed what the trail world has always known: Rémi is one of the best to ever do the sport.

Photo — Margaux Le Map
Video — Erwan Lier

Rucky Chucky river crossing: almost 80 miles deep, almost, but not quite, time to start dreaming about the finish.

Marianne fords the flow in third. The last twenty miles are where she shines. Onwards to Auburn.

Photo — dont call me jessica, its jess and Cortney White
Video — Kyle Seago

Fueling and cooling at Western States Endurance Run.

Photo — Cortney White