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run247.com | Jonathan Turner
British duo Marcus Scotney and Sarah Ingram were the respective winners of the 400km Cape Wrath Ultra. Remarkably Scotney, whose course record time from 2016 still stands, was returning to the event to celebrate his 50th birthday. The Cape Wrath Ultra heads through some of the UK’s most remote and rugged terrain from the heart of the Scottish Highlands to the dramatic Cape Wrath lighthouse, the Northwestern most point of mainland Britain.
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run247.com | Jonathan Turner
There was a typically thoughtful Memorial Day update from John Kelly as he got his Appalachian Trail attempt up and running. Memorial Day is a federal holiday in the United States for mourning the military personnel who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces and it is observed on the last Monday of May.
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run247.com | Jonathan Turner
Shaunna Burke, a cancer and exercise researcher at the University of Leeds, is preparing to run the Everest Marathon this week, just over a year on from her incurable breast cancer diagnosis. After dedicating her career to researching how exercise can be used in cancer treatment, Dr Burke was diagnosed with incurable, stage four breast cancer in 2024.
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run247.com | Jonathan Turner
Basque classic Zegama-Aizkorri is always special and there were two more remarkable stories to add to the race’s rich history on Sunday. Local favourite Sara Alonso, from San Sebastián, produced a brilliant performance to win the women’s race. And Morocco’s Elhousine Elazzaoui, runner up the previous two years, achieved a huge ambition when stamping his class all over the men’s race.
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run247.com | Jonathan Turner
It’s one of the world’s classic trail races and even on sun-dried tracks and with no mud, the ‘Basque Marathon’ delivered another fantastic race on Sunday as the European leg of the 2025 Golden Trail World Series (GTWS) continued. On the slopes of Aizkorri and in conditions unusual for this mountain, the latest edition was defined by a relentless pace and calculated attacks, with two names shining brightest: Elhousine Elazzaoui (Morocco – NNormal) and Sara Alonso (Spain – Asics).
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