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Sunday, July 11, 2010
Diana Finkel led for most of the first 90 miles of the 2010 Hardrock 100, considered the hardest 100-miler in North America (33,000 feet of climbing), before Salt Lake City's Jared Campbell passed her to take the win in 27:18. Diana did manage to finish in 28:32 for 2nd overall, and her 3rd consecutive Womens win. This was Jared's sixth Hardrock, where he has had many top finishes.
The Durango Herald has a nice article and video if you want to learn more. Congrats to all the Hardrock runners, pacers, and volunteers!
- SD
Sunday, July 13, 2008
23-year-old Kyle Skaggs did what many thought was impossible, and broke the 24 hour barrier at the incredibly steep Hardrock 100-miler (33,000' elevation gain). His time of 23 hours, 23 minutes set a new course record by three hours and beat second place Scott Jaime by over six hours. Diana Finkel of South Fork, Colorado won the Womens division in 31 hours, 9 minutes.
Amazing, you guys!
Read more here at the Durango Herald, and check out the full results here.
- SD
(photo courtesy of Jack Pincus, Durango Herald)
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