IAU Trail World Championships

Annual trail running World Championships
Trail World Championships
Statusactive
Genresporting event
Date(s)mid-year
Frequencyannual
Location(s)various
Inaugurated2007
Most recent2019
Organised byIAU

The IAU Trail World Championships are annual trail running World Championships, from 2007 up to 2015 was biennial, held for the first time in Huntsville, United States in 2007 and organised by International Association of Ultrarunners.[1]

The 2021 World Mountain and Trail Running Championships (abbreviated WMTRC 2021), held in Chiang Mai, Thailand, from November 4–6, 2022, combined the World Mountain Running Championships and IAU Trail World Championships.

Editions

Year Date Venue Country Distance Arrived at the finish Notes
1st 2007 8 December Huntsville,
18. Sunmart Texas Trail 		 United States 80.5 km 172
(128 m, 44 w) 		Results, Results
2nd 2009 12 July Serre Chevalier,
Merrell Sky Race 		 France 68 km 046
(32 m, 14 w) 		Results
3rd 2011 9 July Connemara  Ireland 71.5 km 098
(68 m, 30 w) 		Results, Results
4th 2013 6 July Llanrwst
Wales 		 United Kingdom 75 km 099
(53 m, 46 w) 		Report, Results, Results (xls 84kb)
5th 2015 30 May Annecy,
4. Maxi Race du Lac d'Annecy 		 France 84 km 229
(144 m, 85 w) 		Report, Results
6th 2016 29 October Braga,
Trans Peneda-Gerês 		 Portugal 85 km 203
(119 m, 84 w) 		Report, Results
7th 2017 10 June Badia Prataglia,
Sacred Forests 		 Italy 50 km 239
(138 m, 101 w) 		Report, Results
8th 2018 12 May Castellón de la Plana,
18. Penyagolosa Trails HG 		 Spain 85.3 km 263
(159 m, 104 w) 		Results
9th 2019 8 June Miranda do Corvo,
Trilhos dos Abutres 		 Portugal 44.2 km 363
(204 m, 159 w) 		Results

Results

Men

Gold Silver Bronze
2007 Poland Jarosław Janicki Belgium Marc Vanderlinden Luxembourg José Azevedo
2009 France Thomas Lorblanchet Nepal Dachhiri Sherpa Germany Matthias Dippacher
2011 France Erik Clavery Canada Jason Loutitt France Patrick Bringer
2013 United Kingdom Ricky Lightfoot Germany Florian Neuschwander France Julien Rancon
2015 France Sylvain Court Spain Luis Alberto Hernando France Patrick Bringer
2016 Spain Luis Alberto Hernando France Nicolas Martin France Sylvain Court
2017 Spain Luis Alberto Hernando Spain Cristofer Clemente France Cedric Fleureton
2018 Spain Luis Alberto Hernando Spain Cristofer Clemente United Kingdom Thomas Evans
2019 United Kingdom Jonathan Albon France Julien Rancon Switzerland Christian Mathys

Women

Gold Silver Bronze
2007 Japan Norimi Sakurai Republic of Ireland Helena Crossan United Kingdom Adela Salt
2009 Italy Cecilia Mora United Kingdom Angela Mudge United Kingdom Lizzy Hawker
2011 France Maud Gobert Italy Cecilia Mora United Kingdom Lucy Colquhoun
2013 France Nathalie Mauclair France Aurélia Truel Italy Maria Chiara Parigi
2015 France Nathalie Mauclair France Caroline Chaverot Spain Maite Maiora
2016 France Caroline Chaverot Spain Azara García Netherlands Ragna Debats
2017 France Adeline Roche France Amandine Ferrato Italy Silvia Rampazzo
2018 Netherlands Ragna Debats Spain Laia Cañes France Claire Mougel
2019 France Blandine L'Hirondel New Zealand Ruth Croft Spain Sheila Avilés

See also

References

  1. ^ "Trail Worlds". aura.asn.au. Retrieved 3 October 2017.

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