I missed posting this announcement from late November, but here’s the list of races for the Skyrunner World Series for 2025:
2025 RACE CALENDAR
- Acantilados Del Norte – 22nd March – La Palma, Canaries, Spain
- Mexico Sky Challenge – 29th March – Orizaba, Mexico
- Calamorro Skyrace – 5th April – Benalmadena, Spain
- Merrell Andes Mountain Skyrace – 12th April – Santiago, Chile
- Skyrace Des Matheysins – 20th April – St Honoré, France
- Kailas Penang Skyrace – 26th April – Georgetown, Malaysia
- UEDA Skyrace – 4th May – Ueda, Japan
- Corendon Tahtali Run To sky – 10th May – Kemer, Turkey
- Monte Zerbion Skyrace – 18th May – Chatillon, Italy
- Hochkönigman Skyrace – 31st May – Maria Alm, Austria
- Skyraces Des Gorges Du Tarn – 7th June – Ste Enimie, France
- Minotaur Skyrace – 21st June – Crowsnest, Canada
- Ibarra Skyrace – 29th June – Ibarra, Ecuador
- Cordillera Blanca Skyrace – 6th July – Huaraz, Peru
- Tatra SkyMarathon – 26th July – Koscielisko City, Poland
- Matterhorn Ultraks EXTREME – 22nd August – Zermatt, Switzerland
- Saint Jeorie Skyrace – 6th September – Saint-Jeoire, France
- Grigne SkyMarathon – 20/21st September – Pasturo, Italy
- Gorbeia Suzien – 27th September – Zeanuri, Spain
- Mourne Skyline – 11th October – New Castle, Ireland, UK
- Mt. Kinabalu International Climbathlon – 19th October – Kota-Kinabalu, Malaysia
- 2 Peaks Skyrace – 25th October – 2 Peaks Skyrace, South Korea
- Sobrescobio Skyrace – 25th October – Sobrescobio, Spain
- SKYMASTERS Marató Dels Dements – 8th November – Eslida-Aín, Spain
Lots of races (sadly Beast of Big Creek is still missing) and a pretty cool webpage to display them all.
German website XC-Run.de has the rundown of the changes in rules and regulations as well as prize money (yes, another translated website today, and the third non-english language to boot):
Based on feedback rounds with athletes, the competition recently presented its global 24-race calendar for next season and made various adjustments to the rules and regulations for the coming season. These changes reflect the competition’s continued commitment to the safety of athletes, fair competition and the steady growth of skyrunning as a global sport.
Prize money increased from €227,000 in 2024 to €250,000 in 2025. I don’t have the exact comparison to last year on how this breaks down, sadly.