Andrii Tkachuk is one of Ukraine's most accomplished ultrarunners and a prominent figure in international ultradistance running. Specialising in 24-hour and 48-hour races, he has consistently demonstrated exceptional endurance, determination and the ability to compete at the highest level. A multiple Ukrainian national record holder, Tkachuk reached the pinnacle of his career in 2025 by becoming the IAU World Champion in the 24-hour race.
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DISCIPLINE |
PERFORMANCE |
NOTE |
|
12 Hours |
165.600 km |
Ukrainian National Record (2026) |
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24 Hours |
295.363 km |
Ukrainian National Record |
|
48 Hours |
435.446 km |
Ukrainian National Record; second-best historical performance worldwide at the time |
24-hour World Championship results
This progression is particularly impressive: from 216.779 km in his first listed World Championship appearance to 294.346 km and the world title in 2025.
His participation in five IAU 24-hour European and World Championships combined demonstrates sustained involvement in elite international ultrarunning.
Andrii Tkachuk currently holds all three Ukrainian men's national records in timed ultrarunning:
Tkachuk's sporting career, remarkable resilience and commitment to representing Ukraine internationally make him an outstanding ambassador for Ukrainian ultrarunning.
His achievements across both 24-hour and 48-hour disciplines demonstrate not only extraordinary physical endurance but also the consistency and mental strength required to compete at the very highest level of the sport.
Natalia Chetova
Communications Committee.

