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It’s the last day of the year and we have some results from around North America for our Ultra Weekend Recap. Leading the way is the Tuscobia Winter Ultra 160-miler in Wisconsin, the New Year’s One Day shorter distances in California and the Revenuer’s Run 8-hour in Ohio.
A self-supported 160-mile adventure run, the Tuscobia Winter Ultra on the Tuscobia State Trail in Northern Wisconsin saw a total of 13 finishers. Herman Watson from Bozeman, Montana, won the event in 37 hours and 35 minutes. Robert Henderson of Champlin, Minnesota, finished second 21 minutes back in 37 hours and 56 minutes. Rounding out the men’s podium was Addison Hendricks out of Pensacola, Florida, with a time of 47 hours and 19 minutes. For the women, Simone Valentin Austin from Naples, Florida, won in 57 hours and 13 minutes. She had over 3 hours on the runner-up, Fay Norby of Plymouth, Minnesota, who came in with a time of 60 hours and 55 minutes. The third and final finisher was Manchester, Maryland’s Amy Adams in 63 hours and 47 minutes. Check out the full results, including the accompanying 80-miler, here.
The New Year’s One Day is still rolling in San Jose, California, but the 6 and 12-hour results are in. Kaitlyn Spees of Menlo Park, California, won the women’s 6-hour race with 42.29 miles. Second place went to Lisa Donchak out of San Bruno, California, who made it 35.07 miles, and finishing third was Mandy Winkler from Travis Air Force Base, California, with 33.01 miles. In the men’s race Dominic Vogl of Novato, California, accumulated 46.42 miles to win the title. Second place was San Jose’s Stuart Taylor who ran 43.33 miles and third was Daniel Gallo from Danville, California, who posted a total distance of 38.17 miles in the 6-hour. The full 6-hour results are here and the 12-hour results are here. Live tracking for the 24-hour is here and 100-mile race here.
At the Revenuer’s Run 8-hour race in New Carlisle, Ohio, River Spicer from West Milton, Ohio, won the men’s contest with 53.65 miles. Roger Honan of Columbus, Ohio, put up 44.4 miles good for second place and Daniel Beauchesne hailing from Windsor, Ontario, posted 42.55 miles to finish in third. Virginia-Bibb Golden from Harrodsburg, Kentucky, won for the women with 37 miles. She was followed closely by Angela Shamhart out of Newton, Illinois, with 35.15 miles, and Sarah Corliss of Lambertville, Michigan, with 27.75 miles. The full results are here.
Additional results include two races in South Carolina: the Charleston 100-miler and the Resolution Run 3/6/12-hour in Greenville. Don’t forget to follow along with the live results from Across the Years in Phoenix, Arizona, all the way into Wednesday, January 3.
If you raced elsewhere this weekend, let us know by leaving a comment and link below.