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Rachel Entin made ultrarunning history by winning the Cocodona 250 outright—covering 250 brutal miles and Everest-level elevation on just 19 minutes of sleep.

She finished seven hours faster than her previous attempt, even beating ultrarunning icon Kilian Jornet.

Her fueling strategy was just as disciplined: roughly 60 grams of carbs and up to 800 milliliters of fluid per hour, supported by simple “beige foods” and a plan built with Precision Fueling.

Her joyful finish went viral, helping her gain 130,000 followers and worldwide media attention.

Entin credits a shift toward process, gratitude, and actually enjoying the suffering for unlocking her best performance yet.

Next up: UTMB in Chamonix—this time with no expectations around placement, just a focus on the experience.

Congratulations to Brian Salzberg, the one and only person who has completed ALL 54 RUNNINGS of the Falmouth Road Race! 👏👏👏

From the first race in 1973—with just 92 finishers—to today, Brian’s remarkable streak, determination, and love for Falmouth have made him a true icon of the FRR. Through heat, rain, injuries, and more than five decades of running, he has never 👏 stopped 👏 showing 👏 up.

Brian, thank you for 54 unforgettable Falmouths. You truly are the one and only. 💙❤️

Read more about Brian’s incredible journey: https://falmouthroadrace.com/uncategorized/brian-salzberg-the-one-and-only/