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Jasmin Paris was voted third in the 2024 World UltraRunner of the Year balloting. Paris ran only one race during the year, but it was a doozy. She was the first woman (and only the 20th runner in the event’s 38-year history) to complete all five laps of the Barkley Marathons and finish under the 60-hour cutoff. She finished in a dead sprint with only 99 seconds to spare. Paris is a veterinarian and is a senior lecturer at the University of Edinburgh. She lives in Gorebridge, Midlothian, Scotland, with her husband, Konrad Rawlik, and their two children.
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Vincent Bouillard is third in the 2024 World UltraRunner of the Year voting for the men. Bouillard won UTMB in a major upset, breaking 20 hours in his first UTMB attempt and only his second 100-miler (he won Kodiak by UTMB in Southern California in 2023). He was also the first unsponsored runner to win UTMB in 20 years. In his only other 2024 race, Bouillard placed fifth at the 94k La Maxi Race. He works full time as a senior manager in product engineering for HOKA and won UTMB wearing a pair of shoes that he helped develop. He lives in Annecy, France, with his wife, Kamilah
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In February 2018, David Green met his “canine soulmate” in the form of a black and tan mut in need of medical care, while traversing Brazil’s Caminho da Fe.
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This week’s UltraRunning Magazine race calendar includes 26 ultramarathon races across North America. In this week’s What’s Up in Ultra, we hit the trails in Hawaii, Florida, North Carolina and …
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As a winter trail shoe made for shorter distances and technical terrain, the North Face Summit Series Offtrail TR is built to withstand it all.
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Hayden Hawks is the 2024 UltraRunner of the Year for the men. Hawks won the prestigious Courmayeur-Champex-Chamonix (CCC) 101k race on Mont Blanc and also won and set a course record at the highly competitive Black Canyon 100k. Hawks lives in the southern Utah town of Cedar City, with his wife, Ashley, and their two children.