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Yo Saturnalia!
Get ready for a fun and festive holiday 10K trail race at Squaxin Park in Olympia, WA on December 13.

Yo Saturnalia!
Get ready for a fun and festive holiday 10K trail race at Squaxin Park in Olympia, WA on December 13.

Chihuahua 2025 Results

5 October 2025

The UTMB World Series headed back to Mexico this week. And for the first time to the sacred lands of the Rarámuri, the place of the world’s most legendary natural-born runners. Here are the results for Chihuahua by UTMB. For full results visit the UTMB website, below the top runners by race:

Raramuri 100M 156km (100M – 4 Stones)

Women:

  1. Elena ORMON – USA – 24:21:51
  2. Catherine CASTRO VILLICAÑA – Mexico – 29:12:52
  3. Marcela Evelyn ARIAS GAETA – Mexico – 32:57:29

Men:

  1. Victor LAROCQUE – Canada – 21:21:19
  2. Mauro Martin QUIMARE – Mexico – 22:35:58
  3. Reyes Giltro SATEVO SARABEACHI – Mexico – 23:26:55

Weriga 100K 94km (100K – 3 Stones)

Women:

  1. Angelica Carolina CABRERA CRUZ – Mexico – 14:38:29
  2. Jennifer YAÑEZ CRUZ – Mexico – 15:24:35
  3. Denise ZELAYA – Mexico – 15:26:21

Men:

  1. Jupiter CARERA CASAS – Mexico – 10:44:50
  2. Julián VINASCO MARÍN – Colombia – 11:43:16
  3. Martin SAENZ – Ecuador – 12:57:39

Akaa 59K 59km (50K – 2 Stones)

Women:

  1. Josefina PEREZ – Mexico – 06:51:14
  2. Elizabeth HOGAN – USA – 07:43:00
  3. María Del Rocío FLORES CARDENAS – Mexico – 07:48:51

Men:

  1. Juan Carlos CARERA CASAS – Mexico – 05:49:31
  2. Carlos BAEZA – Mexico – 06:23:30
  3. Moises MARTINEZ PERALTA – Mexico – 06:25:36

Komakali 37K 37km (50K – 2 Stones)

Women:

  1. Allison BACA – USA – 03:56:50
  2. Nayeli DE LA TORRE SEGURA – Mexico – 04:11:08
  3. Marisol ROMERO GÓMEZ – Mexico – 04:16:59

Men:

  1. Ernesto Yobani MORENO BATISTA – Mexico – 03:14:44
  2. Jose Valentin MENDOZA – Mexico – 03:30:15
  3. Adolfo Eduardo ZAFIRO ACOSTA – Mexico – 03:35:56

Napurega 20K 20km (20K – 1 Stones)

Women:

  1. María Magdalena BARBA LÁZARO – Mexico – 01:38:52
  2. Gabriela CORTEZ ORTIZ – Mexico – 01:55:43
  3. Amelia FRIAS ALVAREZ – Mexico – 02:03:04

Men:

  1. Francisco Ricardo VECINO ARMENDARIZ – Mexico – 01:33:10
  2. Jose OCHOA – Mexico – 01:34:07
  3. Fernando Daniel GARCÍA RODRÍGUEZ – Mexico – 01:34:34

Below are the overall numbers for this year’s Chihuahua by UTMB:

  • Raramuri 100M Starters: 86. DNF: 33 + Finishers: 53. Women 4 (48%), Men 49 (92%).
  • Weriga 100K Starters: 164. DNF: 47 + Finishers: 117. Women 19 (16%), Men 98 (84%).
  • Akaa 59K Starters: 487. DNF: 142 + Finishers: 345. Women 99 (29%), Men 246 (71%).
  • Komakali 37K Starters: 321. DNF: 35 + Finishers: 286. Women 99 (35%), Men 187 (65%).
  • Napurega 20K Starters: 325. DNF: 10 + Finishers: 315. Women 177 (56%), Men 138 (44%).
  • Norawa 8.5K Starters: 148. DNF: 1 + Finishers: 147. Women 87 (59%), Men 60 (41%).

Chihuahua by UTMB saw a total 1,531 starters and 1,263 finishers. 485 (38%) women and 778 (62%) men reached the finish line and earned themselves their respective stones and an UTMB index (or directly punched their ticket to the Finals in Chamonix for 2026).

Double stones are up for grabs next week at Americas Major, the HOKA Kodiak Ultra Marathons by UTMB in Big Bear Lake, above Los Angeles in the San Bernadino Mountains of California on 9-11 October, 2025. For a full list of UTMB World Series events visit the ECC UTMB World Series events calendar.

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