Sunday July 13th, 2025
Utica, New York
Distance: 15K · 5K · Kids Race
Offical Race Web Site
The Boilermaker 15K is the premier event of Boilermaker Weekend. This world krenowned race is often referred to as the country's best 15K. The Boilermaker 15K is recognized for its entertaining yet challenging course and racing's best post-race party, hosted by the F.X. Matt Brewing Company, featuring Saranac beer and a live concert!
With 3 ice and water stops every mile, strong attention to medical detail, and crowd support like no other race, the Boilermaker 15K is an event worth training for.
"I believe that with an event of this magnitude, we should thank all the committee coordinators, race directors and all the volunteers for all their hard work. They all live and breathe this event for months....let's be proud of one the best events Utica has!!!!" - Angela Ramp
"This was my first Boilermaker and I couldn't have had a better time! The course was awesome (no crazy hills!) and so was the support from the community. I'm active duty Air Force and I drove up from Maryland to run. I'm very glad I did! Needless to say.... I'll be making the trip every year from now on!" - Andre Mercier
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Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 42:10 | John Korir | 27 | KE |
2nd Male | 42:19 | Jemal Yimer | 27 | ET |
3rd Male | 43:13 | Wesley Kiptoo | 25 | AZ |
4th Male | 43:22 | Yemane Hailesellassie | 26 | AZ |
Female | 49:18 | Grace Loibach Nawowuna | PA | |
2nd Female | 49:19 | Emmaculate Anya Achol | PA | |
3rd Female | 49:20 | Cynthia Jerotic Limo | KE | |
4th Female | 49:37 | Jesca Chelangat | KE |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
M 40-49 | 47:14 | Sam Morse | 40 | Syracuse, NY |
M 50-59 | 56:22 | Terry Rushworth | 50 | Orléans, ON |
M 60-69 | 58:17 | David Putney | 60 | Newport, NY |
M 70+ | 1:12:08 | John Delaney | 70 | Rome, NY |
F 40-49 | 55:57 | Aynalem Woldemchael | 40 | Westchester, NY |
F 50-59 | 1:07:55 | Christine Capalbo | 53 | Clifton Park, NY |
F 60-69 | 1:06:29 | Josephine Mori-Stoodley | 60 | Richmond Hill, ON |
F 70+ | 1:16:47 | Lee Catella | 72 | Oneonta, NY |
Once again African runners dominated the high-caliber Boilermaker 15K, Sun., July 10 in Utica, N.Y., as Teshome Asfaha of Ethiopia was a decisive men’s winner and Cynthia Limo, from Kenya, was the women’s champion.
The Boilermaker 15K presented by Excellus BlueCross BlueShield is the premier event of Boilermaker Weekend. This world-renowned race is often referred to as the country's best 15K. The Boilermaker 15K is recognized for its entertaining yet challenging course and racing's best post-race party, hosted by the F.X. Matt Brewing Company, featuring Saranac beer and a live concert!
With 3 ice and water stops every mile, strong attention to medical detail, and crowd support like no other race, the Boilermaker 15K is an event worth training and traveling for and should be on every runner's "must-do" list.
Sunday July 13th, 2025
London, England, UK
Distance: 10K
Offical Race Web Site
When we run together, amazing things happen. We unite in a common aim, we spur each other on, the stuff that divides us falls away and we keep on going.
So, this summer we invite runners of all abilities to unite in one of the world's most inclusive and diverse cities to celebrate the things that bringus together. When you run the ASICS London 10k you're running united, and together we can achieve anything.
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 30:17 | Jonathan Collier | ||
2nd Male | 30:48 | Edward Chuck | ||
3rd Male | 30:49 | Marshall Smith | ||
4th Male | 30:53 | Mohamed Hashi | ||
Female | 34:23 | Zofia Nanova | ||
2nd Female | 34:36 | Holly Dixon | ||
3rd Female | 36:07 | Isabella Shirley | ||
4th Female | 36:25 | Suzi Zhuang |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
M 40-49 | 32:49 | Christoph Neumayer | ||
M 50-59 | 34:56 | Simon Shaw | ||
M 60-69 | 40:23 | Paul Bassa | ||
M 70+ | 42:42 | Ron Cattle | ||
F 40-49 | 37:47 | Katy Woodward | ||
F 50-59 | 39:44 | Tanya Laing | ||
F 60-69 | 43:07 | Christine Kennedy | ||
F 70+ | 54:33 | Pauline Amblin |
Sunday July 13th, 2025
Alberta, Canada
Distance: 100 Miles · Ultra
Offical Race Web Site
Welcome to the Sinister 7 Ultra — a race that may be the greatest challenge of your life. The 100 mile (161km) course will take you through the most rugged, remote and beautiful terrain in Alberta's stunning Rocky Mountains. With 6,400m of elevation gain across the course, this race will punish those who are not prepared.
The Sinister 7 is open to solo runners or teams of up to seven and racers have 30 hours to complete the grueling event. The course is split into seven stages, each featuring a geographic and historic highlight of the area. The race's name is inspired by the treacherous Seven Sisters Mountain that looms over much of the course.
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 21:17:49.2 | Ian Cleland | ||
2nd Male | 21:22:22.3 | Jordan Heinrichs | ||
3rd Male | 21:34:08.4 | Connor Sherman | ||
4th Male | 22:26:11.8 | Nick Proctor | ||
Female | 24:22:52.7 | Jodie Stutt | ||
2nd Female | 24:34:22.2 | mandy currie | ||
3rd Female | 24:25:45.3 | lisette caissie |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Every year we get a lot of questions about Sinister 7 Ultra, especially about the difficulty of the race. So what are you getting into?
This race is tough. We hope that is clear and we don't want to sugar-coat it in any way. This race will beat you up. For some it will be the hardest thing they have ever done. We created this race to be a wicked hard challenge where you compete mostly against the trail and your own demons, hence the name.
There will be dead-fall to climb over. There will be creeks and bogs to cross. The trails will be wet - in fact some of the trails become creeks after it rains. You will fall on wet roots and rocks a few times. You will be gored by branches while running steep single-track. If you cannot finish the race in 15 hours, you will be running in the dark. There is also a likelihood that you will suffer some effects from high heat, and then quite possibly become hypothetic at night when the temperature drops. The sky can be clear with 35 Celsius, and then send biblical rain and hail a moment later. Every year this race puts a few people into the hospital.
If you don’t keep your head up, you will also get lost. You will be in the wilderness and you need to be self-sufficient. To top that off, we won’t apologize if you suffer from any of the above. Our race crew will assist, applaud, and push you along the way. Our volunteers will be a lifeline when you need some encouragement, a helping hand, and a friendly face. Our medics will patch you up and push you out the door again. Your mind will give you a million reasons to quit, but you need to decide that it’s more important to keep going.
Does this mean that you shouldn’t come to the race if you are not in peak physical condition? No, not at all. If anything, S7 is more of a mental challenge than physical. What it means is that everyone needs to give every ounce that they have while they are at this race. Nothing else will get you through. If you are prepared for that, you will eat the S7 for breakfast. We have watched 14-year-olds smash records, and we have seen seasoned runners fall to fatigue. Your last best race time is totally irrelevant out here. You must be prepared to dig deep to get through the challenges this course throws at you.
This is not meant to discourage anyone - actually it’s completely the opposite. We want everyone to be realistic about what they are up against. We put together a great venue and it’s up to each person to get the most out of it, despite (or because of) the tough conditions. This race brings out the best and worst in people, and we want everyone to reach for their best no matter what happens. The reward is something that cannot be described. It comes in this electricity you will feel when you are at the race, and when you accomplish what you are after. That comes from you. You and the trail - that’s it. Now... are you ready?
Monday July 14th, 2025
Fretin, Nord, France
Distance: 10K · 5K
Offical Race Web Site
Les Foulées Frétionoises is a popular annual road race held every July 14th in Fretin, Nord, France. The event features both 10K and 5K races, attracting a diverse group of runners. The 10K race is particularly renowned for its competitive field, with past winners completing the course in under 30 minutes. The race offers participants a scenic route through the town of Fretin, providing a blend of competition and community spirit. For more information, including registration details and course specifics, please visit the official race website.
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 28:41 | KOECH Joseph | ||
2nd Male | 28:46 | MELE GEDAMU Getinet | ||
3rd Male | 29:19 | NJIRU Boniface Fundi | ||
4th Male | 29:36 | KADDOUR Said | ||
Female | 33:16 | ES-SEQALLY Sabah | ||
2nd Female | 33:27 | HAMOUDI Ines | ||
3rd Female | 33:35 | ALLIER Melanie | ||
4th Female | 34:30 | SENECHAL Mathilde |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 14:46 | Thomas Deleu | FRA | |
2nd Male | 14:51 | Thomas Berrekam | FRA | |
3rd Male | 14:53 | Jean-Baptiste Rigaut | FRA | |
4th Male | 15:06 | Valentin Piedboeuf | FRA | |
Female | 17:55 | Ad Hardeman | FRA | |
2nd Female | 18:00 | Mikaela Zerdouk | FRA | |
3rd Female | 18:30 | Laureline Santens | FRA | |
4th Female | 18:42 | Louise Descl | BEL |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Monday July 14th, 2025
Longyearbyen, Svalbard, Norway
Distance: Marathon · Half Marathon · 10K
Offical Race Web Site
The only marathon in the world with polar bear guards. A unique running experience at 78 degrees north. Run in the Arctic wilderness surrounded by fjords and mountains.
Running a marathon on Svalbard is a unique experience. Temperature-wise, the conditions are ideal. It's not hot and too cold during the mild and dry Arctic summer.
Spitsbergen Marathon is truly an international race. Runners from all over the world gather at 78 degrees north to run in the world's most northern marathon on permanent ground. The local residents of Longyearbyen cheer for everyone, and the town turns into a running hot spot for a few days as the marathon goes on. After the race, there's always a banquetorganized where you'll be served a big, delicious - calorie rich - meal while you get to meet and mingle with the other runners.
Spitsbergen Marathon held the first weekend in June every year. We have 3 distances, as well as Lab and Line race for the youngest.
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 3:03:54 | Erik Furnes | NOR | |
2nd Male | 3:05:38 | Gerwin De Groot | NED | |
3rd Male | 3:06:53 | Nikolay Ryabkov | CAN | |
4th Male | 3:08:33 | Rune Hodne | NOR | |
Female | 3:09:38 | Anne M. Karlsen | NOR | |
2nd Female | 3:37:58 | Maaike Weerdesteijn | NED | |
3rd Female | 3:39:21 | Áine Kenny | IRL | |
4th Female | 3:42:03 | Valentyna Getman | NOR |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
M 40-49 | 3:05:38 | gerwin de groot | ned | |
M 50-59 | 4:34:01 | matthias kohler | ger | |
M 60-69 | 4:26:09 | chi-wei chen | tpe | |
M 70+ | 4:08:41 | tony glaser | msr | |
F 40-49 | 3:09:38 | anne karlsen | nor | |
F 50-59 | 5:33:02 | inese robotama | lat | |
F 60-69 | 4:22:36 | oddny ringheim | nor |
Hands down, the Boilermaker 15K is one of the best road races in America. On Boilermaker Sunday each July, nearly half the Utica population come out to cheer for and entertain the runners. Typically we have 6,000 volunteers, New York City would have to put 800,000 volunteers out there to match the ratio of volunteerism found in Utica!