UTMB 2025 Results

Here are the results for the 2025 UTMB Mont-Blanc. The 100M Finals of the UTMB World Series. The 2025 edition brought severe weather back to the Alps which forced organizers to alter the course, even mid-race. Runners battled brutal conditions at times, putting the list of required gear to a test.

After two disappointing DNF’s in the last couple of years Tom Evans took the win, followed by Ben Dhiman in second, who comes off a win at the 2025 Lavaredo Ultra Trail. In third is Josh Wade who was 8th at Lavaredo. (Which makes me wonder: has anyone done a successful “Euro Double = winning Lavaredo and UTMB in the same year?)

In the women’s race Ruth Croft became the first woman to win all 3 UTMB World Series Finals. Late in the race Ruth overtook favorite Courtney Dauwalter, who battled hard to finish in 10th. Second in Chamonix was Camille Bruyas followed by Katharina Hartmuth in Third.

For more UTMB 2025 coverage visit my dedicated UTMB World Series page. For full results visit the UTMB website, below are the top runners by race:

UTMB 174 KM (UTMB World Series Final)

Women:

1. Ruth CROFT – New Zealand – 22:56:23
2. Camille BRUYAS – France – 23:28:48
3. Katharina HARTMUTH – Germany – 24:16:39
4. Anna CARLSSON – Sweden – 24:39:42
5. Maëlle DERUAZ – France – 24:43:02
6. Magali MELLON – France – 24:48:12
7. Lucy BARTHOLOMEW – Australia – 24:51:32
8. Lauren PURETZ – USA – 24:54:57
9. Claudia TREMPS – Spain – 25:05:07
10. Courtney DAUWALTER – USA – 25:50:38

Men:

1. Tom EVANS – Asics – Great Britain – 19:18:58
2. Ben DHIMAN – Asics – USA – 19:51:37
3. Josh WADE – The North Face – Great Britain – 20:05:06
4. Ji DUO – Hoka – China – 20:15:05
5. Thibaut GARRIVIER – Hoka – France – 20:20:25
6. Ludovic POMMERET Hoka – France – 20:40:34
7. Yannick NOËL – Inov8 – France – 21:03:41
8. Jiasheng SHEN – The North Face – China – 21:11:59
9. Rod FARVARD – Hoka – USA – 21:18:24
10. Jiaju ZHAO – Kailas Fuga – China – 21:19:47

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BELOW ARE THE OVERALL NUMBERS FOR THIS YEAR’S UTMB:

UTMB Starters: 2,492. DNF: 829 + Finishers: 1,664. Women 221 (13%), Men 1,443 (87%).

This race too saw a drop in starter numbers from 2,761 in 2024. Could this be all weather-related? That 10% of folks just decided that these conditions were too gnarly for them to even make it to the starting line?