Western States 100-Miles Endurance Run 2026 Results
Results of the Western States 100-Miles Endurance Run 2026
The Western States 100-Miles Endurance Run is one of the unmissable events of the global ultra-trail season. Discover everything you need to know about this legendary 100-mile (161 km) race and find the results of the latest edition!
The Western States 100-Miles Endurance Run hasn't always been run on foot! Originally, this legendary crossing of the California Sierra Nevada was an equestrian endurance race called the Tevis Cup. It was in 1974 that the pioneer Gordy Ainsleigh decided to take on the challenge... without a horse, thus giving birth to the very first 100-mile ultra-trail in history.
That’s how the race takes athletes through wild and extreme landscapes 🧳. After sending the heart rate soaring on the peaks of Olympic Valley, plunging into overheated canyons, and crossing the famous American River, the outcome of this legendary edition will be decided on the track in Auburn.
Results of the latest edition of the Western States 100-Miles Endurance Run:
The 2026 edition took place on June 27 and 28. Find the rankings below:
Top 5 - Men
1st: Vincent Bouillard (13:46:45) 🥇
2nd: Francesco Puppi (13:51:08) 🥈
3rd: Ryan Montgomery (13:53:55) 🥉
4th: Thomas Cardin (14:07:58)
5th: Zack Miller (14:20:09)
Top 5 - Women
1st: Jennifer Litcher (15:28:05) 🥇
2nd: Riley Brady (15:42:14) 🥈
3rd: Marianne Hogan (15:51:44) 🥉
4th: Caitlin Fielder (15:57:09)
5th: Lotti Brinks (16:04:38)
Were you on the starting line? Find your time and the overall ranking: Western States 100-Miles Endurance Run
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