Bromont Ultra 160 km

Results: 2026

51 of 104 starters finished.

Timing results checked on October 19; neither MS1 Timing nor ChronoTrack marks them official or provisional. The organizer’s results archive now links the 2026 MS1 Timing page (checked October 23); the counts below retain the October 19 timing check. 51 runners completed the full 161.4 km course, the last in 34:44:11, inside the 35-hour limit. ChronoTrack's header counts 117 starters, but 13 of them are unclassified 900-series bibs; the 104 classified starters are the 51 finishers and 53 non-finishers. Times are the net times ChronoTrack shows.

Source: MS1 Timing on ChronoTrack — 2026 Bromont Ultra results (BU 160 km). Checked October 19, 2026.

Event Overview

The 160 km trail race of the Bromont Ultra in Quebec's Eastern Townships: two laps of an 80 km loop from Ski Bromont, with 6,622 m of climbing and a 35-hour limit.

Course & Terrain

Two laps of the 80 km BU80 loop from the Ski Bromont base camp, crossing a ring of summits and some gravel roads on each lap. Parts of the course cross private land that is open to runners only on race weekend.

Key course features to know before comparing this race:

• Parc des Sommets trails
• Bromont, montagne d'expériences ski area
• Private land open only on race weekend

Format & Support (as run)

Why This Race Matters

The 160 km has been the Bromont Ultra's signature race since 2014, when the organizer says it became Quebec's longest trail race; the organizer also reports a dropout rate above 50%. The weekend is a fundraiser, with a 2026 goal of $1.1 million for about 20 causes.

Preparing for a Race Like Bromont Ultra 160 km

The fixed-distance race guide covers the format as a whole. These guides go deeper:

• Walking strategy for ultramarathons: When and how to walk by terrain, effort and cutoffs.
• Crew and aid-station strategy: Crew tables, aid stops, drop bags and runner preferences.
• Hydration and sodium for ultramarathons: Fluid, sodium, thirst, sweat rate and hyponatremia risk.
• Tapering for ultramarathons: Plan the taper and race week around your own recovery.

Planning Notes

• Train for terrain-specific fatigue. Technical trails and mountain courses demand downhill durability, hiking efficiency, and reliable night lighting.
• The directory does not mark this as having simpler logistics. Confirm qualification, terrain, support, registration, medical, and withdrawal requirements before planning around it.

Related Preparation

• Compare this race in the full 2026 calendar
• Open the Fixed-Distance format guide
• Compare all race formats
• Use the timed-race pace calculator
• Plan checkpoint arrivals and cutoff buffers
• Print a pace band for your goal time
• Estimate race calories and plan fueling
• Build a crew and drop-bag plan
• Build a race-specific gear checklist