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Latest source check: Sep 27, 2026. Each result has its own check date. Recent races awaiting a recorded result remain in the event directory.
Tamás Bódis won his second Spartathlon in a course-record 19:40:51. Despoina Simantrakou won the women’s race in 24:45:43, finishing 13th overall. The race took place on 26–27 September from Athens to Sparta.
Result notes
Times follow the official results database: Bódis is listed at 19:40:51, although some early reports gave 19:40:52. His time improves the database’s previous record, Zisimopoulos’s 19:55:09 from 2023, by 14:18. Starter and finisher counts follow the organizer’s race list, checked on 27 September; it records 403 registered athletes.
· Flagstaff to Tusayan near Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA
Landon Tutt won the men's 100-mile run in 21:50:14 and Jessica Henning won the women's race in 24:26:12.
Result notes
Two relay teams finished ahead of Tutt in the combined 100-mile list. No finisher count is published, and the solo running course records (Trueheart Brown 14:40 in 2025, Colleen Lingley 17:56 in 2018) still stand.
George Rickwood won with 254.045 km and Laura Watts won the women's race with 217.386 km.
Result notes
Official timing shows the same distances. The organizer's results PDF rounds them to 254.04 km and 217.38 km and ranks 56 runners, marking some as withdrawn; DUV counts 55 finishers (40 men, 15 women) and lists the race as the UK national 24-hour track championship. The organizer has not announced the 2027 date or venue.
Justin Makhlouf won the September edition with 66 yards (442.57 km). Lee Warren provided the assist with 65 yards (435.87 km), and Kim Lueck recorded the most yards among women with 37 (248.11 km).
Result notes
The organizer lists one winner; Warren and Lueck retain their published DNF status. Based on the 8:00 AM September 19 start and 66 completed yards, the final yard took place early on September 22 in Sydney (September 21 in Europe).
Ryan Sullivan won the Hares race in 17:03:38 and Hannah Allgood won the women's Hares race in 19:01:59, both in course-record times.
Result notes
The organizer's results page had not posted 2026 results when this was checked. iRunFar reports that Sullivan broke Dave Stevens' 2023 record of 17:23 and Allgood beat Emilie Mann's 2024 record by 47 minutes. Tortoise division results are not recorded here. iRunFar also reports a $100,000 prize for each 100-mile winner in 2027 and 2028.
Jiaju Zhao won in 65:55:22 and Katharina Hartmuth won the women's race in 67:10:09, third overall; the organizer reports 690 finishers from 1,118 starters.
Result notes
Winning times match the organizer's final live ranking. Starter and finisher counts come from the organizer's 22 September recap, which also reports that both winners set course records and that Zhao is the first Chinese winner. iRunFar spells the name Jia-Ju Zhao; the organizer uses Jiaju Zhao.
· Gooseberry Falls State Park to Lutsen, Minnesota, USA
Tyler Morley won the men's race in 19:54:13 and Jessie Diggins won the women's race in 25:09:46 in her 100-mile debut, as 151 of 256 starters finished.
Kevin Stewart won the men's race in 20:41:09 and Sarah Ostaszewski won the women's race in 25:18:50, with 236 runners finishing inside the 36-hour cutoff.
Result notes
The race was the final stop in the 2026 Grand Slam of Ultrarunning. The organizer's own winners list still ended at 2025 when this was checked.
Danny Smith won the 2026 Dragon's Back Race in 46:59:52 and Isobel Turner won the women's race in 67:46:19, with 116 of 152 entrants completing the route to Cardiff Castle.
Result notes
The 11th edition and the first run by Ultra X, which acquired the race in 2026. It was also the first edition on a single mandatory route.
Megan Eckert won the XV EMU 6-Day Race outright with 1,024.319 km, becoming the first woman to pass 1,000 km in a six-day race, ahead of men's winner Simen Holvik on 940.874 km.
Result notes
Eckert's total is pending IAU ratification and published figures differ: Ultramarathon Database lists 1,024.319 km while RunUltra lists 1,023.948 km and notes the total may rise once officials measure a partial final lap. The edition doubled as the 2026 GOMU 6-Day World Championship.
Robin Fournier won the SwissPeaks Legend in a course-record 79:54:37, the first sub-80-hour finish, while Denise Zimmermann won the women's race.
Result notes
The 2026 Legend ran 397 km from Brigerbad to Le Bouveret. The organizer's results index still ended at 2025 when this was checked, and no women's winning time had been published there.
Luis Valle Barrientos won the solo men's classification of the 21st Transalpine Run in 24:17:40 over seven stages, and Laura Hesse won the solo women's category in 34:02:39.
Result notes
The 21st edition ran entirely within Switzerland, from Lenzerheide to Locarno. The organizer reported finish rates of 81% of teams and 85% of solo runners but did not publish absolute finisher counts.
Ben Dhiman won the 2026 UTMB in 18:16:29 and Blandine L'Hirondel won the women's race in 21:54:49, the first sub-22-hour women's time, with 1,680 of 2,407 starters finishing.
Result notes
The start was delayed two hours to 19:45 because of forecast thunderstorms and the Pyramides Calcaires section was removed, shortening the route to roughly 174 km and 9,700 m of ascent. Both winning times were run on that modified course.
Adrian Macdonald won the Leadville Trail 100 Run in 15:47:23 for his third victory and McKendree Hickory won the women's race in 19:39:12, as 387 of 656 starters finished inside the 30-hour cutoff.
Result notes
The 2026 course was rerouted around Turquoise Lake because the Willow Fire closed Hagerman Pass Road, Sugarloaf and Powerline, so the winning times are not comparable to times set on the traditional course.
Aaron Kubala won the 2026 Bigfoot 200 outright in 47:21:11 and Aimee Warnke won the women's race in 61:18:35.
Result notes
The organizer did not publish a finisher total; a secondary database lists 187 finishers, which is not recorded here because it is not confirmed on the official result source.
Mark Dowdle won Last Soul Ultra 2026 with 94 completed yards. Ayyoub ‘Ello’ El Osrouti was second and the assist with 93 yards, while Caroline Maria Bolte led the women with 52.
Result notes
The race result service publishes this as the final classification. In the backyard format, Dowdle is the sole official finisher; every other athlete is listed DNF with their completed-yard total retained.
Max Jolliffe won the 2026 Badwater 135 in 20:53:41, the first sub-21-hour finish, and Carmen Maria Perez was the women's winner and second overall in 21:05:32, with 88 of 95 starters finishing.
Result notes
AdventureCORPS lists these as official results and records 88 official finishers from 95 starters. The badwater.com course-record table had not been updated for the 2026 times when this was checked, so neither time is yet listed there as a ratified course record.
Shawn Cissel won the men's 48-hour race with 283.367 km and Elizabeth Holder won the women's race with 221.727 km, from 20 finishers.
Result notes
The organizer runs 48-hour waves on several start days across the Six Days in the Dome festival and consolidates them into one classification, so the listed dates cover one of those start windows rather than the whole festival.
Elise Lagerstrom won the Gobi March outright in 28:52:37, becoming the first woman to win a 4 Deserts race overall, with Rob Robinson first man in 29:44:48.
Result notes
The 20th edition. The organizer's results table does not publish finisher or starter totals.
Amar Singh Devanda won the men's race with 282.881 km and Miho Nakata won the women's race with 261.170 km, from a field of 81 athletes representing nine federations.
Result notes
India swept the men's individual podium and took men's team gold. The IAU page is published as final results and carries no provisional caveat.
Mohamed El Morabity won the men's race and Maryline Nakache won the women's race at the 40th edition.
Result notes
The organizer's results page names both winners but publishes no cumulative winning times and no finisher or starter counts. The 40th anniversary edition covered a record 270 km including a 100 km stage.
Kilian Korth won the 2025 Moab 240 in 58:45:47. Rebecca Rick was the first woman in 72:07:36 and placed fifth overall.
Result notes
The historical source does not display a provisional or final label. The placements below follow the organizer-designated table checked on July 30, 2026.
Dan Green won the 2025 Cocodona 250 in 58:47:18. Rachel Entrekin was the first woman in 63:50:55 and placed fourth overall.
Result notes
The historical source does not display a provisional or final label. The placements below follow the current organizer-designated table checked on July 30, 2026.
Francesco Puppi won the 2025 Canyons Endurance Runs 100K in 8:04:36. Emily Hawgood was the first woman in 9:46:44 and placed 18th overall.
Result notes
The historical source does not display a provisional or final label. The placements below follow the organizer-designated table checked on July 30, 2026.
Haroldas Subertas won the 2024 Cocodona 250 in 59:50:55. Rachel Entrekin was the first listed woman in 73:31:25 and placed 11th overall.
Result notes
The historical source does not display a provisional or final label. The placements below follow the current organizer-designated table checked on July 30, 2026.