Lauren Gregory caught Naomi Lang in the final streets of Chamonix to win UTMB OCC by just three seconds. Frédéric Tranchand controlled the men's race, while Sara Alonso completed the women's podium and Rémi Bonnet was forced to abandon.

Follow live updates from UTMB Chamonix with breaking news, race previews, shoe launches, Norwegian runners, expo highlights and race results throughout race week.

Henriette Albon, Yngvild Kaspersen, Stian Dahl Sommerseth and more. Meet the Norwegian runners taking on the 2026 UTMB Finals in our complete race preview.

The UTMB Finals return to Chamonix with Kilian Jornet, Jim Walmsley, Courtney Dauwalter and one of the deepest elite fields in years. Here's everything you need to know before race week.

Death Valley isn't a place where records are expected to fall. But Max Jolliffe's performance at Badwater 135 has changed what many believed was possible at one of ultrarunning's most unforgiving races.

Hardrock 100 rarely produces predictable racing. The 2026 edition delivered two course records, a dominant victory from Ludovic Pommeret and another remarkable performance from Courtney Dauwalter in the San Juan Mountains.

As the European Major of the UTMB World Series, Val d'Aran once again attracted one of the strongest international fields of the season. Across five days of racing, established stars returned to winning ways, new names emerged, and several athletes secured direct qualification for the UTMB World Series Finals.

Vincent Bouillard wins Western States 100 2026 after a dramatic late pass, Jennifer Lichter breaks the women's course record, and Kilian Jornet and Hans Troyer headline a day full of surprises.

Abby Hall returns to Western States 2026 as defending champion, but faces one of the deepest women’s fields in recent memory, with Fu-Zhao Xiang, Jennifer Lichter, Riley Brady, Tara Dower and Yngvild Kaspersen all adding to a race that could become one of the highlights of the summer.

Western States 2026 arrives with one of the deepest fields in years, led by Jim Walmsley and Kilian Jornet, but also featuring major contenders like Hans Troyer, Abby Hall, Fu-Zhao Xiang and Jennifer Lichter in what could become one of the defining trail races of the summer.

Broken Arrow 2026 delivered a stacked weekend of racing in California, with Philemon Kiriago beating Elhousine Elazzaoui in the 23K and Eli Hemming taking the 46K as the event continued its rise as one of trail running’s most important weekends.

Broken Arrow returns with a $150,000 prize purse, Golden Trail World Series status and one of the strongest fields of the season. From Elhousine Elazzaoui and Joyce Njeru to Alyssa Clark, Kim Schreiber and Olympic skier Jessie Diggins, California is set to host one of trail running's most important weekends.

Rod Farvard dominated the UTMB Andorra 100M, while Samuel Ponce thrilled home fans with a narrow 100K victory. Martina Valmassoi impressed with a sixth-place overall finish, and Juliane Rössler upset the favorites in the women's 100K.

UTMB Andorra 2026 brings a stacked international field to the Pyrenees, with Rod Farvard leading the 100M, Allison Baca headlining the 100K, and Transvulcania champion Blandine L’Hirondel returning in a highly competitive 50K race.

Sage Canaday reported Cam Hanes to USADA after the 58-year-old ran a stunning 2:39 at Eugene. Here's the full story — the banned peptide, the Instagram admission, and what it means for running.

Zegama records, Mozart 100 chaos and the ultra season fully heating up.

Alexandersson smashes Zegama course record, Elazzaoui defends title, Kilian fades to 43rd. Plus UTA50, UTMB Snowdonia and Trail Alsace results.

David Sinclair wins Transvulcania 2026 in 6:32:24, holding off Petter Engdahl and Nadir Maguet, while Blandine L’Hirondel takes the women’s title ahead of Lucy Bartholomew and Emelie Forsberg on La Palma’s iconic course.

Transvulcania 2026 brings a stacked field to La Palma, with Petter Engdahl returning after Boston Marathon, Luis Alberto Hernando back on familiar ground, and a deep international lineup set to battle one of trail running’s most iconic courses.

Rachel Entrekin makes history at the Cocodona 250, becoming the first female overall winner in 2 days, 8 hours and 12 minutes, as DNFs and late-race drama reshape the podium behind her.