Sunday June 29th, 2025
Auburn, CA
Distance: 100 Miles · Ultra · Trail
Offical Race Web Site
The Western States ® 100-Mile Endurance Run is the world’s oldest and most prestigious 100-mile trail race. Starting in Squaw Valley, California near the site of the 1960 Winter Olympics and ending 100.2 miles later in Auburn, California, Western States, in the decades since its inception in 1974, has come to represent one of the ultimate endurance tests in the world.
Due to the remoteness and inaccessibility of the trail, the Western States Endurance Run differs substantially from other organized runs. Adequate mental and physical preparation are of utmost importance to each runner, for the mountains, although beautiful, are relentless in their challenge and unforgiving to the ill-prepared.
Following the historic Western States Trail, runners climb more than 18,000 feet and descend nearly 23,000 feet before they reach the finish line at Placer High School in Auburn. In the miles between Squaw Valley and Auburn, runners experience the majestic high country beauty of Emigrant Pass and the Granite Chief Wilderness, the crucible of the canyons of the California gold country, a memorable crossing of the ice-cold waters of the main stem of the Middle Fork of the American River, and, during the latter stages, the historic reddish-brown-colored trails that led gold-seeking prospectors and homesteading pilgrims alike to the welcoming arms of Auburn.
For more than four decades, Western States has been home to some of the sport’s most stirring and legendary competitions, and has spurred the capacity of spirit of all runners, of all abilities and from all walks of life, from all over the globe.
With more than 1,500 dedicated volunteers, offering the sport’s oldest and most prized possession – a sub-30-hour finisher’s bronze belt buckle or a sub-24-hour finisher’s silver belt buckle – and owning 100-mile racing’s richest and most compelling history, Western States remains one of the undisputed crown jewels of human endurance.
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 14:13:45 | Jim Walmsley | ||
2nd Male | 14:24:15 | Rod Farvard | ||
3rd Male | 14:24:31 | Hayden Hawks | ||
4th Male | 14:32:29 | Daniel Jones | ||
Female | 15:46:57 | Katie Schide | ||
2nd Female | 16:20:03 | Fuzhao Xiang | ||
3rd Female | 16:42:17 | Eszter Csillag | ||
4th Female | 16:48:43 | Emily Hawgood |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
The Western States Endurance Run follows the middle portion ofthe famous Western States Trail, a nationally dedicated recreational trail thatstretches from Salt Lake City, Utah, to Sacramento, California. One of the mostarduous organized running events in the U.S., the Western States 100 is trulythe “Ultimate Challenge” for the long distance runner. Entry in this eventshould not be taken lightly!
Beginning in Squaw Valley, site of the 1960 Winter OlympicGames, the trail ascends from the valley floor (elevation 6,200 feet) toEmigrant Pass (elevation 8,750 feet), a climb of 2,550 vertical feet in thefirst 4½ miles. From the pass, following the original trails used by thegold and silver miners of the 1850’s, runners travel west, climbinganother 15,540 feet and descending 22,970 feet before reaching Auburn, a smalltown in the heart of California’s historic gold country. Most of the trailpasses through remote and rugged territory. People who are unfamiliar with thearea should use caution when planning training runs, especially in the highcountry. Before leaving, let someone know where you will be running and whenyou will return. REMEMBER THAT MUCH OF THIS TERRITORY IS ACCESSIBLE ONLYBY FOOT, HORSE OR HELICOPTER.
Due to the remoteness and inaccessibility of the trail, theWestern States Endurance Run differs substantially from other organized runs.Adequate mental and physical preparation are of utmost importance to eachrunner, for the high mountains and deep canyons, although beautiful, arerelentless in their challenge and unforgiving to the ill-prepared.
Sunday June 29th, 2025
Missoula, Montana
Distance: Marathon · Half Marathon · 5K · Kids Race
Offical Race Web Site
Half and full marathon in Missoula, Montana, in the city they call "The Garden City." Amazing participation by the entire town and county. Front lawn hose squads cool down the runners en route. Lots of rest stations. The full marathon is a Boston qualifier. Runner's World rated the course as one of the best overall road races.
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displays approximate race location · Missoula MT 59801
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 2:22:25 | Mark Messmer | 30 | Castle Rock |
2nd Male | 2:28:25 | Chris Gish | 25 | Charlo |
3rd Male | 2:30:53 | Robert C. Pedersen Jr | 24 | Santa Rosa |
4th Male | 2:33:02 | Kenneth Kosgei | 39 | Salem |
Female | 2:47:16 | Kathryn Landau-Olmstead | 46 | Tacoma |
2nd Female | 2:49:56 | Mariah Bredal | 25 | Bozeman |
3rd Female | 2:50:53 | Bailee Parker-Godfrey | 25 | West Yellowstone |
4th Female | 2:51:33 | Erin Forde | 30 | Missoula |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
M 40-49 | 2:50:00 | Jose Delgado | 41 | Tucson |
M 50-59 | 3:06:24 | Michael Zadnik | 50 | Charlotte |
M 60-69 | 3:25:19 | Steven Harrold | 60 | Chanhassen |
M 70+ | 4:20:16 | Tony Augimeri | 70 | Scotts Valley |
F 40-49 | 3:06:03 | Lori Quick | 41 | Indianapolis |
F 50-59 | 4:09:05 | Jenn Harowicz | 50 | Seattle |
F 60-69 | 4:11:27 | Bridgette Holzapple | 60 | Vacaville |
The Missoula Marathon course is flat, fast, USATF certified, and a Boston Qualifier! The marathon course does have a significant hill at the halfway point. The course is a point-to-point, beginning with a scenic route through the countryside and finishing in historic downtown Missoula. The marathon course is well marked with both cones and arrows on the road. You will notice every mile is marked on the road and with 8ft tall mile markers.
The Missoula Marathon course is flat, fast, USATF certified, and a Boston Qualifier! The marathon course does have a significant hill at the halfway point. The course is a point-to-point, beginning with a scenic route through the countryside and finishing in historic downtown Missoula. The marathon course is well marked with both cones and arrows on the road. You will notice every mile is marked on the road and with 8ft tall mile markers.
Friday July 4th, 2025
Atlanta, GA
Distance: 10K
Offical Race Web Site
The AJC Peachtree Road Race, organized by the Atlanta Track Club, is the largest 10K in the world. In its 48th running, the AJC Peachtree Road Race has become a Fourth of July tradition for thousands of people throughout the metro Atlanta area and beyond. Come kick off your Fourth of July festivities with us!
If you did not get accepted in the AJC Peachtree Road Race lottery or are looking to participate still, you may register for a Kilometer Kids Charity Race Number, benefiting Atlanta Track Club's Kilometer Kids youth running program.
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 28:03 | Sabastian Sawe | ken | |
2nd Male | 28:05 | Daniel Ebenyo | ken | |
3rd Male | 28:18 | Robert Kiprop Koech | ken | |
4th Male | 28:20 | Hillary Kipkoech | ken | |
Female | 31:12 | Stacy Ndiwa | ken | |
2nd Female | 31:13 | Irine Cheptai | ken | |
3rd Female | 31:20 | Grace Loibach Nawowuna | ken | |
4th Female | 31:40 | Emmaculate Anyango | ken |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Saturday July 5th, 2025
Hayward Field, Eugene
Distance: 1 Mile · 10000m · 5000m · 1500m · two-mile
Offical Race Web Site
The Pre Classic, part of the Diamond League series of international meets featuring Olympic-level athletes, is scheduled to be held at the new Hayward Field in Eugene.
The Prefontaine Classicis the longest-running outdoor invitational track & field meet in America and is part of the elite Wanda Diamond League of meets held worldwide annually. The Pre Classic’s results score has rated No. 1 or No. 2 in the world 8 of the last 9 years it has been contested. The meet has been sponsored by NIKE continuously since 1984, the longest running title sponsorship of a single sports event in the United States.
Steve Prefontaineis a legend in the sport of track & field and is the most inspirational distance runner in American history. He set a national high school 2-mile record (8:41.5) while at Marshfield High School in Coos Bay, Oregon, that is the fastest ever in a National Federation-sanctioned race.
While competing for the University of Oregon, he won national cross country championships (3) and outdoor track 3-Mile/5000-meter championships (4), and never lost a collegiate track race at any distance. As a collegiate junior, he made the 1972 U.S. Olympic Team and nearly won an Olympic medal, finishing 4thin the 5K at the 1972 Munich Olympics, at age 21. After finishing college in 1973 and preparing for a return to the Olympics in 1976, he continued to improve, setting many American records. His life ended tragically on May 30, 1975, the result of an auto accident, at age 24. The Pre Classic began that year and had been held every year since, until 2020 when it fell victim to the pandemic.
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 3:45.34 | Josh KERR | GBR | |
2nd Male | 3:45.60 | Jakob INGEBRIGTSEN | NOR | |
3rd Male | 3:46.22 | Yared NUGUSE | USA | |
4th Male | 3:47.74 | Neil GOURLEY | GBR |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Female | 8:59.08 | Francine Niyonsaba | PDI | |
2nd Female | 9:14.71 | Beatrice Chebet | KEN | |
3rd Female | 9:15.74 | Laura Galvan | MEX | |
4th Female | 9:16.73 | Konstanze Klosterhalfen | GER |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Female | 3:53:75 | Diribe WELTEJI | ETH | |
2nd Female | 3:55:97 | Jessica HULL | AUS | |
3rd Female | 3:56:00 | Elle ST. PIERRE | USA | |
4th Female | 3:56:35 | Laura MUIR | GBR |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Female | 14:18 | Tsigie GEBRESELAMA | ETH | |
2nd Female | 14:18 | Ejgayehu TAYE | ETH | |
3rd Female | 14:20 | Freweyni HAILU | ETH | |
4th Female | 14:22 | Aynadis MEBRATU | ETH |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 26:50 | Daniel MATEIKO | KEN | |
2nd Male | 26:50 | Nicholas KIPKORIR | KEN | |
3rd Male | 26:51 | Benard KIBET | KEN | |
4th Male | 26:51 | Edwin KURGAT | KEN | |
Female | 28:54 | Beatrice CHEBET | KEN | |
2nd Female | 29:05 | Gudaf TSEGAY | ETH | |
3rd Female | 29:26 | Lilian Kasait RENGERUK | KEN | |
4th Female | 29:27 | Margaret Chelimo KIPKEMBOI | KEN |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Sunday July 6th, 2025
Windsor, England, UK
Distance: 10K
Offical Race Web Site
Coming back to Windsor and Eton for 2020 is a completely unique 10km trail race for runners of all abilities brought to you by Run face. An out and back course from Eton & Windsor, you'll be taking on not just other runners, but a target pace boat full of spectators that will be tracking you and trying to beat you back to the finish line. All runners set off together in a traditional race format, with a difference, because just yards from where you start on the Brocas fields in Eton, the 4 Thames Cruise boats will be starting too and they'll be full of your friends and family members ready to cheer you on, as you try to beat the boat.
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 37:45 | Patrick Butler | ||
2nd Male | 37:56 | Chris Hunt | ||
3rd Male | 38:51 | Michael Morley | ||
4th Male | 40:43 | James McGeehan | ||
Female | 42:42 | Laura Baylis | ||
2nd Female | 45:34 | Mandy Leach | ||
3rd Female | 46:08 | Claire Pusey | ||
4th Female | 47:26 | Rachael Muir |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
M 40-49 | 42:16 | Mark Foster | ||
M 50-59 | 37:45 | Patrick Butler | ||
M 60-69 | 49:29 | Steve Pilgrim | ||
M 70+ | 53:21 | Stuart Mann | ||
F 40-49 | 42:42 | Laura Baylis | ||
F 50-59 | 45:34 | Mandy Leach | ||
F 60-69 | 52:11 | Joy Noad | ||
F 70+ | 1:32:25 | Pritpal Kaur |
About the Course
The course is set under the beautiful backdrop of Windsor castle and is a flat 10km run on mixed terrain and is not suitable for spikes. Whilst most of the course follows the Thames path there are some sections that border fields and could become muddy if we have had persistent rain. There will be times when the course will deviate away from the Thames path to give the boats time to turn around but don't worry you will soon be back on their trail again and racing them home!
About the Boats
The five boats will be clearly labelled as 40/50/55/60/70 mins respectively. So when entering, its important for you to try anddecide which boat you'll be taking on, based on your predicted finish time over the course.Faster runners will be looking to beat the 40 min boat, and would therefore want any supporters to be on-board that one, whereas people running closer to 50 or 60 mins, would be chasing those boats.
About the Event
This event is put on by runners, for runners and we'll be trying to ensure that everything we'd expect in a race will be provided. That will include water stations, friendly marshals, clear instructions, excellent facilities and a safe and fun environment that you'd expect when trying to beat several tonnes of river boat in a footrace along the thames path.
This race has the support of the community. Fireworks start the race. A personal photo at the finish. Instant print out of your time. Amazing food at the finish. Video camera cam that is shown on the local news. The feeling that you are important. The wonderful cheering of the residents as you make your way through town.