Cocodona 250 men’s course record
Finished first among men and second overall in 57:28:36, behind outright winner Rachel Entrekin.
Source-checked athlete record · Updated Oct 12, 2026
Kilian Korth
2025 Triple Crown of 200s sweep and Cocodona 250 men’s course record
Kilian Korth swept the 2025 Triple Crown of 200s in a record 156:30:20 and set the Cocodona 250 men’s course record in 2026.
United StatesGrand Junction, ColoradoM30–34
The record so far
Kilian Korth is an American ultrarunner from Grand Junction, Colorado, whose strongest results have come in 200-mile-plus trail races. In 2025 he won the Tahoe 200, Bigfoot 200, and Moab 240 outright and took the Destination Trail Triple Crown of 200s in a combined 156:30:20, a men’s series record. The previous mark was Michael McKnight’s 162:00:51 from 2019.
Korth won Tahoe in June 2025 in 52:40:52, more than three hours ahead of the runner-up, and Bigfoot in August in 45:03:41, 42 minutes clear of Brody Chisholm. At Moab in October he finished in 58:45:47, more than ten hours ahead of second place, in a race the organizer described as marked by intense rainstorms. Destination Trail reported that he slept about 11 minutes in total during the race.
In May 2026, Korth was the first man and second overall at the Cocodona 250, finishing in 57:28:36 behind outright winner Rachel Entrekin. iRunFar reported the time as a men’s course record, below the mark Dan Green set in 2025. His earlier Cocodona starts included did-not-finish results in 2022 and 2024 and 11th place in 2023, and his other wins include the 2022 DC Peaks 50, the 2024 Mogollon Monster 100, and the 2024 Red Rock Canyon 100K.
Defining performances
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Triple Crown of 200s record
Won the men’s series in a combined 156:30:20, beating Michael McKnight’s 2019 record.
Moab 240 champion
Won in 58:45:47, more than ten hours ahead of Benn Coubrough, to complete the Triple Crown sweep.
Tahoe 200 and Bigfoot 200 champion
Won Tahoe outright in 52:40:52 and Bigfoot outright in 45:03:41.
Mogollon Monster 100 and Red Rock Canyon 100K wins
Won the Arizona 100-miler in 22:37:25 and the Nevada 100K in 10:05:45.
Performance history
| Date | Event | Performance | Result | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cocodona 250250-mile trailRachel Entrekin won outright in 56:09:48. | 57:28:36 | 1st man · 2nd overall · Men’s course record | View ↗ | |
| Moab 240238-mile trailOfficial result; DUV lists 58:45:48. | 58:45:47 | Winner | View ↗ | |
| Bigfoot 200206-mile trailOfficial result; DUV lists 45:03:42. | 45:03:41 | Winner | View ↗ | |
| Tahoe 200206-mile trailOfficial result; DUV lists 52:40:53. | 52:40:52 | Winner | View ↗ | |
| Red Rock Canyon Ultra100 km trail | 10:05:45 | Winner | View ↗ | |
| Mogollon Monster 100100-mile trail | 22:37:25 | Winner | View ↗ | |
| Bigfoot 200206-mile trail | 60:43:49 | 2nd man · 3rd overall | View ↗ | |
| Cocodona 250250-mile trail | 81:23:56 | 8th man · 11th overall | View ↗ | |
| DC Peaks 5050-mile trail | 8:54:34 | Winner | View ↗ | |
| Ouray 100 Mile Endurance Run102-mile mountain trail | 34:30:20 | 3rd overall | View ↗ |
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