The Divide 200 champion
Won the 322-kilometer Alberta race in 47:29:50, ahead of Jovica Spajić in 52:24:17.
Source-checked athlete record · Updated Oct 12, 2026
Haroldas Subertas
Cocodona 250 and two-time Tahoe 200 champion, Lithuanian backyard record holder
Lithuanian-born Haroldas Subertas won the 2024 Cocodona 250, the Tahoe 200 in 2022 and 2024, and The Divide 200 in 2026. He holds Lithuania’s backyard record.
LithuaniaHaines, Alaska, USAM35–39
The record so far
Haroldas “Harry” Subertas is a Lithuanian-born ultrarunner, listed in race results from Haines, Alaska, whose strongest performances have come in 200-mile mountain races. He won the 2024 Cocodona 250 in 59:50:55, passing Jeff Browning in the final miles in a time iRunFar reported as a new course record, and has won the Tahoe 200 twice, in 2022 and 2024. DUV and Big’s Backyard Ultra list him under Lithuania; UTMB lists him under the United States.
His 2024 season was his deepest. After Cocodona he won the Tahoe 200 in 53:46:51, placed fourth at the Bigfoot 200, and finished second at the Moab 240, taking first place in the Triple Crown of 200s standings with a combined 177:43:14. UltraRunning Magazine ranked him eighth among men in its 2024 UltraRunner of the Year voting. In 2025 he placed fifth overall at Cocodona in 65:28:53 and finished the Western States 100 in 21:45:27.
In March 2026 he won the Capital Backyard Ultra in Virginia with 64 yards and 429.184 kilometers, which Big’s Backyard Ultra lists as Lithuania’s national backyard record. He is not named on Lithuania’s or the United States’ roster for the 2026 World Team Championship. In August he won The Divide 200 in Alberta in 47:29:50, and UltraSignup lists him among the registered entrants for the 2027 Cocodona 250.
Defining performances
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Lithuanian backyard record
Won the Capital Backyard Ultra with 64 yards, listed by Big’s Backyard Ultra as Lithuania’s national record.
UltraRunner of the Year top ten
Ranked eighth among men in UltraRunning Magazine’s 2024 UltraRunner of the Year voting.
Triple Crown of 200s winner
Finished first in the series standings with a combined 177:43:14 across Tahoe, Bigfoot, and Moab.
Cocodona 250 champion
Passed Jeff Browning in the final miles to win in 59:50:55, which iRunFar reported as a new course record.
First Tahoe 200 title
Won the 202-mile race in 56:43:42, ahead of Mike Groenewegen in 56:49:29.
Performance history
| Date | Event | Performance | Result | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Divide 200200-mile trailUltraSignup lists 47:29:52; DUV and UTMB list 47:29:50. | 47:29:50 | Winner | View ↗ | |
| Capital Backyard UltraBackyard ultraDavid Kwiatkowski was second with 63 yards. | 64 yards · 429.184 km | Winner · Lithuanian record | View ↗ | |
| HURT 100100-mile trail | 25:06:07 | 8th overall | View ↗ | |
| Western States 100100-mile trail | 21:45:27 | 31st man · 49th overall | View ↗ | |
| Cocodona 250250-mile trail | 65:28:53 | 4th man · 5th overall | View ↗ | |
| Moab 240238-mile trailMax Jolliffe won in 69:22:17. | 73:22:08 | 2nd overall | View ↗ | |
| Bigfoot 200206-mile trail | 50:34:15 | 4th overall | View ↗ | |
| Tahoe 200206-mile trailMichael McKnight was second in 56:01:29. | 53:46:51 | Winner | View ↗ | |
| Cocodona 250250-mile trailJeff Browning was second in 60:19:57. | 59:50:55 | Winner | View ↗ | |
| Tahoe 200202-mile trail | 56:43:42 | Winner | View ↗ | |
| Sangre de Cristo Ultra 200 Mile200-mile trailFour finishers. | 63:53:00 | Winner | View ↗ |
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