A Brief History of the IAU 100k World Championships
A history of the IAU 100k World Championships.
It’s Hardrock 100 week! Check out our in-depth preview (with interview links) before following our live coverage during the race.
Japan’s Miho Nakata sets new women’s world record and Aleksandr Sorokin repeats as men’s winner at the 2023 IAU 24-Hour World Championships.
A history of both the men’s and women’s 24-hour world records.
Lithuania’s Aleksandr Sorokin sets a new 100-kilometer world record of 6:05:35 on May 14, 2023.
A history of and commentary on the women’s and men’s 48-hour world records.
Results of the 2022 IAU Athletes of the Year Awards.
An interview with Aleksandr Sorokin about his new 24-hour world record set in September 2022 at the IAU 24-Hour European Championships, and his aspirations of breaking 200 miles.
Lithuania’s Aleksandr Sorokin sets a new 24-hour world record of 198.6 miles (319.6 kilometers) on September 17-18, 2022 in Verona, Italy, at the IAU 24-Hour European Championships.
An interview with Aleksandr Sorokin about his 100-kilometer world record run at the 2022 Centurion Running Track 100 Mile.
Lithuania’s Aleksandr Sorokin sets a new 100-kilometer world record of 6:05:41 on April 23, 2022.
An interview with Aleksandr Sorokin after he set new world records for 100 miles and 12 hours at the 2022 Spartanion race in Israel.
Aleksandr Sorokin set new 100-mile and 12-hour world records on Thursday, January 6, 2022, at the Spartanion race in Israel.
A written interview with Aleksandr Sorokin after he set the 24-hour world record at the 2021 UltraPark Weekend 24 Hour race in Poland.
This Week In Running’s trail and ultra recap for August 30, 2021.
Lithuania’s Aleksandr Sorokin sets the 24-hour world record by running 309.400 kilometers (to be confirmed).
A written interview with Aleksandr Sorokin after he set the 150-kilometer, 100-mile, and 12-hour world records at the 2021 Centurion Running Track 100 Mile.
This Week In Running’s trail and ultra recap for April 26, 2021.
Aleksandr Sorokin runs a new 100-mile world record of 11:14:56 and a 12-hour world record of 105.825 miles/170.309 kilometers.
This Week In Running’s trail and ultra recap for October 28, 2019.
