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TrailGray, 42, reached the 14,115-foot summit in 2:15:14 after 13.3 miles up Barr Trail; Gibson's 2:37:22 is the 11th-fastest women's time in the race's history.
XCThe Eastern Kentucky runner's 19:14.0 at the John McNichols Invitational took 14.1 seconds off Sally Kipyego's mark; Kelvin Cheruiyot won the men's 8 km.
RoadOn the V-shaped course along Østerbrogade, both champions waited and then went with about 20 seconds to run; Luxembourg's Ruben Querinjean took bronze.
RoadThe Eritrean's national record came 30 seconds after Ingebrigtsen took the lead; Likina Amebaw won the women's race in 14:41, six days after Budapest.
XCMinnesota's women scored 26 points at Fort Snelling Golf Course, the first Griak away from Les Bolstad; Schmitz won the 6 km by 8.7 seconds.
UltraOver 330 km and 24,000 m of climbing around the Aosta Valley, Hartmuth cut 12 hours from her own women's record and finished 75 minutes behind the winner.
TrackA 26.02 last 200 m beat Cam Myers by 0.33. Sedjati ran 1:41.91 to pass Arop in the 800 m and Amebaw broke the 5000 m field from 3 km.
RoadOn the 45th edition, the biggest yet with 63,000 runners, Talbi closed a 4:18 last mile to beat defending champion Alex Mutiso by 14 seconds in 59:47.
RoadA week after her European road mile record in Düsseldorf, the Scot took a second off Laura Muir's course record; Marco Langon won the men's race in 3:45.0.
UltraKevin Stewart ran 20:41:09 to beat two-time winner Jose Cruz by 33 minutes; Sarah Ostaszewski's 25:18:50 put her hours clear of the women's field.
TrackThe Swiss led from the gun in Budapest and held the same 1-2-3 as the European final; Kazimierska won the 1500 m an hour later over Hunter Bell and Hiltz.
TrackOn the opening night in Budapest the Olympic champion closed a 54.39 last lap to beat Cole Hocker and Parker Wolfe, both just outside 13 minutes.
UltraOn an 898 m loop at Balatonfüred, Hungary, the Santa Fe teacher beat her own 2025 mark by 33 miles and became the first woman past 1,000 km in six days.
TrackSeven meeting records on the final night. Werro held off Broeders-Bol by 0.06 in the 800 m and Gemechu Godana, 20, outran El Bakkali in the steeplechase.
TrackOn the first night of the final in Brussels, Kebinatshipi ran 43.40, Cherotich a steeplechase meeting record and Hailu led an Ethiopian 5000 m sweep.
RoadThe 21-year-old Ethiopian took 84 seconds off Hailemaryam Kiros's mark; Peres Jepchirchir won the women's race by nearly four minutes in 2:18:31.
UltraThe first woman under 22 hours walked the last descent into Chamonix and still won by 21 minutes from Rachel Entrekin; Emily Schmitz was third.
UltraAfter a two-hour storm delay, the American who lives in France led from 40 km and won by 31 minutes; Chassagne beat Olson by 46 seconds for second.
UltraThe Italian passed Hans Troyer on the climb to Trient to win in 10:21:48; Kaspersen came from outside the top ten at halfway to win in 12:01:14.
TrackThe Swiss passed Femke Broeders-Bol on the final bend at Letzigrund for a Diamond League record; only two times from the early 1980s are faster.
TrackAlison dos Santos took 0.14 off Karsten Warholm's 400 m hurdles record and Russell 0.03 off Tobi Amusan's in the 100 m hurdles at Weltklasse Zürich.
TrailThe Frenchman won the 60 km from Orsières in 5:10:08; Gregory ran down long-time leader Naomi Lang in the last kilometre into Chamonix.
UltraBrassac passed Clovis Chaverot in the Beaufortain and won by 45 minutes in 19:28:43; Vieuille led from the first checkpoint and was ninth overall in 22:08:16.
TrackIn front of 38,073 at the Silesian Stadium, Strand came from well back to beat Koech and Hocker, and Tsige Duguma ran a world-leading 3:55.06.