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Leadville Trail 100 Run

Sunday August 22nd, 2021
Leadville, Colo
Distance: 100 Miles

The legendary “Race Across The Sky” 100-mile run is where it all started back in 1983. This is it. The race where legends are created and limits are tested. One hundred miles of extreme Colorado Rockies terrain — from elevations of 9,200 to 12,600 feet. You will give the mountain respect, and earn respect from all.

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Race Date: 08/22/2021 Distance: 100 Miles
Division Time Name Age Home
Male 16:18:19 Adrian Macdonald 32 Fort Collins, CO
2nd Male 16:59:38 Matt Flaherty 36 Bloomington, IN
3rd Male 17:07:55 Anton Krupicka 38 Boulder, CO
4th Male 17:46:31 Ian Sharman 40 Bend, OR
Female 21:06:58 Annie Hughes 23 Leadville, CO
2nd Female 22:06:59 Genevieve Harrison 34 Eagle, CO
3rd Female 22:25:20 Blake Wageman 36 Conifer, CO
4th Female 23:10:20 Michelle Kent 24 Golden, CO
Division Time Name Age Home
M 40-49 17:46:31 Ian Sharman 40 Bend, OR
M 50-59 21:49:47 John Novak 56 Eagle, CO
M 60-69 20:49:24 Harry Hamilton 61 USA
F 40-49 24:41:01 Aliza Lapierre 41 Richmond,VT
F 50-59 20:20:36 Elizabeth Claflin 53 Morrison, CO
Leadville Trail 100 Run

This event is held on the San Isabel National Forest under a special use permit.

Course history

Since 2008, there have been six changes made to the Leadville Trail 100 Run presented by New Balance course. The course was unchanged for many years before 2008.

  1. County Rd 11A/Halfmoon Road to Twin Lakes Firestation. Halfmoon aid station was moved in 2009 due to a helicopter crash just before race day. Runners went a short way up Halfmoon Road then turned left onto Pipeline road. This change removed .3 miles from the full course distance and reduced the elevation gain by 750 feet.
  2. Halfmoon Road removed entirely in 2012. The access to Pipeline Road was rerouted past the gravel pits, adding about .7 miles to the round-trip distance and about 50 feet more elevation gain.
  3. Winfield Road/Colorado Trail change in 2012. The Winfield Road was finally removed from the course with the completion of the Colorado Trail into Winfield. This added 2.2 miles to the full-course distance and 365 additional feet of elevation gain.
  4. In 2013, a portion of the Colorado Trail near Winfield was removed. (View a map of the change). With a course distance about 2.7 miles longer in 2012 than in 2008, 2.3 miles and about 10 feet of elev gain were removed from a portion of the Colorado Trail near Winfield.
  5. In 2017, we will again use the Colorado Trail to access Winfield. This will add 2.3 miles and 10 feet of elevation gain to the course.

Aid Stations
There are 11 well-stocked aid stations along the course. Cut-off times for the aid stations do apply.

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