2022 UTMB Photo Gallery
A photo gallery from the 2022 UTMB by photographer Kirsten Kortebein.
An article recalling Gunhild Swanson’s historic finish at the 2015 Western States 100.
Dave Proctor averaged a highly productive 65-plus miles a day to cross Canada in a record time of 67 days and change, breaking Al Howie’s 1991 record.
Jim Walmsley is going all in to achieve his goal of becoming the first American man to win UTMB.
In the film “Starting Over,” you can watch Sage Canaday recover from pulmonary emboli to compete in ultras again first-hand.
Michael Wardian is running across America to raise money for World Vision.
RXBAR is matching up to $104,000 in donations made to the blade runner’s GoFundMe by the end of May 1, 2022.
Ultrarunner Jacky Hunt-Broersma sets a record by running 102 marathons in 102 days.
Patagonia’s “La Vuelta al Hielo” is a notorious route. This film follows Fernanda Maciel and Kaytlyn Gerbin as they attempt it in a single push.
iRunFar editor Alex Potter says goodbye to iRunFar — for now! — and moves on to new adventures and challenges.
Standout Nepalese mountain runner Mira Rai is using our sport to provide opportunities for girls and women in her home country.
Fatima Ibrahimi has always loved to run, but grew up in one of the most difficult places for a woman to do just that — Afghanistan.
Amy Rusiecki is one of a growing number of female race directors, and one who heavily advocates for adaptive athlete categories in her races.
Patti Flynn is a plant-based ultrarunner and trans woman advocating for inclusive policies for trans and nonbinary runners.
iRunFar is celebrating Women’s History Month by highlighting women who are leading the trail running and ultrarunning community, starting with Magda Boulet.
The message of the “Call Us Runners” film series is simple but profound: running is for everybody and every body.
The Running Up For Air series, now in its 11th year, focuses on raising money for clean air causes.
Amputee ultrarunner Jacky Hunt-Broersma aims to run 100 marathons in 100 days.
Drew Petersen, a professional skier and trail runner, released a film about his struggles with mental health, bringing the conversation forward.
Filmmaker Ethan Newberry and ultrarunner Angela Kuzior share the story of Angela’s journey through cancer with running.
“Human Powered” by Matt Cecill is a 20-minute film showcasing the emotions and physical feats of ultrarunning.
“Every now and again, I sit back and wonder — did that actually happen?” Billy Yang poses this question at the start of his most recent film, “The Good Life.”
I found trail running after almost seven years of not running much at all and have learned many lessons: sometimes by choice, sometimes by force.
Photographer Matt Cecill shows us the raw emotion and journey of trail running.
Here are a few books that will inspire you to start off your 2022 training year right.
After suffering an aneurysm and traumatic brain injury, Anthony Rivera made an amazing recovery, and is still involved in the running community today.
Footprints Running Camp brings together young and innovative trail runners who see a change they’d like to make in their environments and community.
