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UTMB moved Mount Yun by UTMB from April in 2025 to October this year and again had trouble with the weather. The 100M only had four finishers before the race got called off. My browser tool translates the Mandarin to “The competition has been melted.” (Halted is probably the better term here.)

Anna LI abd Hu ZHAO (both China) won their 100K races.

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For full results visit the UTMB website, below the top runners by race:

UMY 161KM (100M – 4 Stones) – Full Results

Women:
No Finishers*

Men:

  1. Xingzhi BAI – China – 21:10:07
  2. Zhengqiang XIONG – China – 21:40:16
  3. Xingmao GUO – CHina – 23:51:20

DMY 97KM (100K – 3 Stones) – Full Results

Women:

  1. Anna LI – China – 12:43:05
  2. Fufen ZHAO – China – 13:00:11
  3. Xianfeng ZHANG – China – 13:32:01

Men:

  1. Hu ZHAO – China – 10:06:20
  2. Wei WANG – China – 10:07:33
  3. Fazheng CAI – China – 11:33:55

MMY 48KM (50K – 2 Stones) – Full Results

Women:

  1. Jiayi FU – China – 04:57:18
  2. Kaili WANG – China – 05:06:11
  3. Min WANG – China – 05:07:58

Men:

  1. Shichu ZHIER – China – 04:23:08
  2. Kaijin SHI – China – 04:26:32
  3. Pavel TARASOV – Russia – 04:26:34

EMY 22KM (20K – 1 Stone) – Full Results

Women:

  1. Huihui ZHOU – China – 02:49:10
  2. Wenwan ZHOU – China – 02:50:29
  3. Yahui BI – China – 03:02:20

Men:

  1. Chaohai QI – China – 02:07:02
  2. Xinyi LI – China – 02:08:15
  3. ZHANG Yongan – China – 02:09:49

Event summary to follow


Next the UTMB World Series heading back to Europe for the Puglia by UTMB in Italy on 23-25 of October, 2026.

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