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A podium built in the details: 106.7 km, 6,011m up, and 12 hours, 6 minutes and 14 seconds of racing. Toni McCann averaged 142 bpm across the day on her way to 🥈 at CCC.

Strong, steady, and right in the fight all the way through the finish line in Chamonix. A true champion’s spirit, congrats Toni!🔺

Another podium at UTMB with YAO MIAO 姚妙 closing hard to take 🥉 at CCC in 12:15:41.

Extraordinary finish, Miao! 🔺



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Leading for much of the day, Toni McCann stayed strong to secure 🥈 at CCC in 12:06:14.

A fearless effort from start to finish. Massive congratulations Toni! 🇿🇦🔺



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Miguel Arsénio charges into Chamonix in 10:27:25, taking 🥈 at CCC after a huge day in the Alps.

Parabéns Miguel Arsénio! 🔺



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The data behind a historic win: 60.17 km. 3,231 m of climbing. 170 average heart rate. One unforgettable day at OCC. 🥇

Numbers tell part of the story. Frédéric Tranchand did the rest. 🔺

Hau Ha Thi is making her mark. Less than nine weeks after finishing 9th at Western States, the rising star from Vietnam raced to 7th at OCC.

“This was my first time racing OCC, shorter and faster than anything I’ve done before, so I had to completely rethink my approach. I stayed disciplined and controlled through the first half, then went all in on the second half, where I knew the terrain played to my strengths. I’m happy with the finishing time, and I feel proud of the effort I put in.”

An impressive display of range, patience and strength from Hau on one of trail running’s biggest stages.

Congrats HauHa! 🔺

Ten years later, France is back on top of OCC. 🇫🇷

Frédéric Tranchand takes the win in 5:10:08, becoming the first Frenchman to win OCC since Xavier Thévenard in 2016.

A huge day in Chamonix. Congrats, Frédéric! 🔺



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10 years since a Frenchman last won OCC - what a race Frédéric Tranchand 🏆🥇!!

A lot can happen over 95 miles. But ask Alyssa about the race, and she’ll tell you about the people.

“The best part was getting to see all my friends and cheering everyone on. Just seeing a different part of the Alps was super cool.”

95 miles, 30,925 feet of climbing and 22:54:19 through the Alps, good for🥉at TDS 🔺

Congrats Alyssa Amos Clark!



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A lot can happen over 95 miles. But ask Alyssa about the race, and she’ll tell you about the people.

“The best part was getting to see all my friends and cheering everyone on. Just seeing a different part of the Alps was super cool.”

95 miles, 30,925 feet of climbing and 22:54:19 through the Alps good for🥉in TDS🔺

Congrats Alyssa Amos Clark!



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