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TrailAt Jinshanling, 24 km with 1,889 m of climbing and 1,000 steps on the Wall, Kipngeno ran 2:12:30; Ruth Gitonga caught Gröber and Kimutai to win.
TrailOn the series' first visit to Myoko, 24 km with 2,000 m of climbing, Kipngeno ran down Timothy Kibett late; Hanna Gröber won by 2:48, her first GTWS win.
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.
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.
TrailKiriago broke Patrick Kipngeno on the descent to Zinal for a Kenyan sweep of the podium; Florea held off defending champion Caroline Kimutai by 46 seconds.
TrailBonnet ran 3:33:14 for 42 km and 2,540 m of climbing, two and a half minutes clear of Frédéric Tranchand; Alexandersson won the women's race by 23 minutes.
TrailKiriago surged in the last minute to beat Elhousine Elazzaoui by 13 seconds in 1:42:59; Florea led the women from the Stairway to Heaven descent.
TrailGibson passed Joyce Njeru in the last metres to win the uphill in 43:15 and the US title; Kipngeno ran 37:59 with Cam Smith second.
TrailOn the handicapped race from Mill Valley, Lundy's adjusted 45:43 beat every man in the field; Eddie Owens was first man and second overall in 47:30.
TrailHartmuth led the 110 km from the start and won by nearly an hour in 14:54:59; Esmiol ran 12:49:03 across the island from Porto Moniz to Machico.
TrailPeterman led from halfway to win in 8:18:47 on the Western States trails above Auburn; Riley Brady ran down Careth Arnold to win the women's race in 9:41:09.
TrailSullivan ran 8:36:09 and Pascall 10:13:24 on the Lake Sonoma trails in Healdsburg, California; Britain's Simpson won the 50K in 3:39.
TrailThe Pole ran 17:56:25 for the 168 km across Croatia's Istrian peninsula; Oana of Romania was first woman in 21:36:12.
TrailMurray ran 3:33:54, seventh on the course's all-time list, and Lee beat defending champion Jade Belzberg by nearly three minutes in Washington state.
TrailManuel Merillas won the Skyrunner World Series race in 2:31:54, 13 seconds off the record, and Sara Alonso set a women's course record of 3:00:43.
TrailRiedel ran 3:37:19 and Brinks 3:51:42, sixth overall, on the single-track course out of Cool, California, where the first eight men broke four hours.
TrailRain turned New Zealand's biggest ultra into a slog: Croft ran 8:41:11 and Jones 7:31:27, neither near the course records they set a year ago.
TrailThe earliest start in the race's history met rain, fog and mud at Frozen Head; 12 of 40 starters finished a loop and Raichon's three took 38:05:46.
