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330K, 67 Hours, and Third Overall

Katharina Hartmuth took twelve hours off her own Tor des Geants record and became the first woman on the overall podium.

A lone trail runner cresting a high rocky col in the Italian Alps before sunrise, headlamp still lit
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Katharina Hartmuth ran 330 kilometers through the Aosta Valley in 67:10:09. That is twelve hours faster than her own women's course record at the Tor des Geants, and it put her third overall, the first woman ever to finish on the race's overall podium.

67:10:09 for 330K. Twelve hours removed from a record she already owned.

Jia-Ju Zhao broke the course record on the men's side the same weekend. Two records, one of the hardest 205 mile loops in the Alps, one very long Italian weekend.

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