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2022 IAU 100 km WC in Berlin course measurement
2022 IAU 100 km World Championships in Berlin - Length of race course confirmed
Updated Start List for Trail World Championships
Updated Start List for Trail World Championships showing non runners and non team scorers. The teams have now been declared for the Trail World Championships.
Change in Dates 100km WCs
Change in Dates 100km World ChampionshipsThe IAU has agreed with the Local Organizing Committee in Los Alcazares and the Spanish National Athletic Federation that the 100km World Championships should be rescheduled to Sunday, Nov 27th.
John Pares
IAU 24H Americas Championship - postponed
IAU 24H Americas Championship - postponed. Due to the current Coronavirus (Covid-19) situation in the Americas and globally, we have taken the decision with the LOC at this time to postpone the IAU 24 Hours Americas Championships to a later date.
Video Post Race
IAU 50km World Trophy Final Post-Race Video The Local Organizng Committee have uploaded the video post race form the IAU 50km World Trophy Final.
Trail Championships2017
2017 Trail Championships . Badia Prataglia, Italy will be hosting the 2017 Trail World Championships.
2019 IAU 24 H World Championship � Official Results
2019 IAU 24 H World Championship – Official Results. Camille Herron (USA) and Aleksandr Sorokin (LTH) are the 2019 IAU 24H World Champions. In the Team competition USA took gold for both Women and Men with combined distance of 746.132 km and 799.754 km respectively. For Camille Herron with 270.116 km it was the World Best Performance (awaiting ratification) and for Aleskandr Sorokin new National Best (awaiting ratification) with 278.972 km.
2019 IAU 24 H World Championship � provisional results
2019 IAU 24 H World Championship – provisional results. The 2019 IAU 24H World Championships took place on 26th – 27th October in Albi, France. It was the biggest championship so far with recorded 45 Member Federation participated in the event. Camille Herron from USA (270,116 km – World Best Performance) and Aleksandr Sorokin from Lithuania (278,973– Lithuanian Best Performance) won the Championship. USA took gold for both Women and Men Team Championships.
