There are two Mont Blanc feasts: the Mont Blanc Mountain Marathon at the end of June, a pilgrimage destination for marathon runners from all over the world; and the UTMB at the end of summer, the ultimate temple for trail runners from all over the world.
This year's Mountain Marathon has come to a perfect end, with top trail runners from all over the world gathering in the small town of Chamonix for a fierce competition and a new round of glory!
Marathon du Mont-Blanc
Mont Blanc Mountain Marathon
90KM Ultra-marathon
Men's group
Champions: Xavier THEVENARD
Second place: Patrick BRINGER
Third place: Germain GRANGIER
Women's group
Champions: Katie SCHIDE
Second place: Martina VALMASSOI
Third place: Maryline NAKACHE
90km Men's Champion: Xavier THEVENARD
90km Women's Champion: Katie SCHIDE
42KM All-marathon
Men's group
Champions: Davide MAGNINI
Second place: Nadir MAGUET
Third place: Bartlomiej PRZEDWOJEWSKI
Women's group
Champions: Ruth Charlotte CROFT
Second place: Silvia RAMPAZZO
Third place: Eli Anne DVERGSDAL
42KM Men's Champion: Davide MAGNINI
42KM Women's Top 3
23KM half-marathon
Men's group
Champions: Julien MICHELON
Second place: Spehler SEBASTIEN
Third place: Romain BUISSART
Women's group
Champions: Lucille GERMAIN
Second place: Céline JEANNIER
Third place: Georgia WOOD
23KM Men's Champion: Julien MICHELON
23KM Women's Champion: Lucille GERMAIN
23KM Women's Top 3
3.8KM Vertical
Men's group
Champions: Jacob ADKIN
Second place: Joseph MORWOOD
Third place: Yann GUDEFIN
Women's group
Champions: Christel DEWALLE
Second place: Iris PESSEY
Third place: Karley REMPEL
3.8KM Vertical Marathon Men's Top 3
Top 3 in 10KM Men's Division
Marathon runners from all over the world gather in the small town of Chamonix in the Alps.
Players' struggles ignite sports atmosphere in Chamonix
We're also very proud of our Chinese competitors.
Marathon du Mont-Blanc
90km Ultra Marathon
The most difficult ultramarathon in the category of the Mont Blanc Marathon, the 90km Ultramarathon, is known as one of the most technically difficult trail running routes in France.
The ultramarathon is 90 kilometres in length, with an altitude climb of 6,220 metres, some sections need to be carried out in the snow, coupled with the unusual climatic changes in the mountains, where hot and cold are uncertain, and wind and rain are the norm, you need a wealth of cross-country experience and superior stamina if you want to complete the ultramarathon. Finishing the race will earn you 5 ITRA points.
Marathon du Mont-Blanc
42km full marathon
The Mont Blanc Full Marathon is 42 kilometres long with 2780 metres of elevation gain and a closing time of 9 hours. Finishers receive 2 ITRA points.
Don't underestimate the full marathon, as less than half of the participants finish it every year!
Marathon du Mont-Blanc
Vertical 3.8KM
The Vertical Marathon is a short distance, but it's definitely not as easy as you might think! With a cumulative rise of 1,000 metres over 3.8 kilometres, the course seems to go straight up into the clouds.
In addition to the astounding views of Mont Blanc, you can experience first-hand the perseverance of the trail runners that inspires all to keep going.
Marathon du Mont-Blanc
23km half-marathon
The half-marathon category is 23 kilometres long, with an elevation gain of 1,665 metres, a closing time of five hours and one ITRA point for finishing.
Marathon du Mont-Blanc
10 kilometres
The 10km category has an elevation gain of 325 metres with a small hill in the middle and is highly recommended for entry level runners.
From the toughest 90 kilometre ultramarathons, to verticals that push the boundaries, to semi-inspiring full marathons... This summer, the world's top runners will bring us another marathon feast. We also wish our Chinese runners the best of luck in this year's race!
After watching the Tour du Mont Blanc Marathon are you also passionate and fascinated by the glamour of outdoor sports?
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