By Mathias Eichler
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This was the third edition of Nice Côte d’Azur by UTMB on the south coast of France. And while that sounds like a lovely place for a race, the weather usually is quite finicky and provides an interesting added challenge. Notable results include Courtney Dauwalter smashing yet again all previous records, arriving 5 hours ahead of the second woman and in 2nd place overall within just 13 minutes of first place. I wonder how first place Cristofer felt the over the last 5 hours of the race when there was a honest chance for Courtney to overtake him. But she wasn’t the only one racing this event aiming for stones to get back to the UTMB Finals this coming year. This year’s UTMB winner Vincent Bouillard ran and won the 20K, I’m assuming to also get stones for the coming year.
For full results visit the UTMB website, below the top runners by race:
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Below are the numbers broken down by distance and gender:
Another massive event in the UTMB World Series the Nice Côte d’Azur by UTMB saw 4,766 starters and 4,320 finishers. 904 (21%) women and 3,413 (79%) 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 2025).
Next up on UTMB World Series Calendar we’ll travel to South Korea for TransJeju (11-13 Oct) and to California for Kodiak Ultra Marathons (11-12 Oct). Kodiak received the green light just a a couple of days ago with the Line fire having threatened the course and nearby towns over the last few weeks.
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