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'2026 IAU 100k World Championships Results: Americans Courtney Olsen, Charlie Lawrence Win'


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IAU 100 km World Championships

Ames, Spain, 20 Sept. 2026

Women
1. Courtney Olsen (U.S.A.) - 7:10:31
2. Miho Nakata (Japan) - 7:11:57
3. Gemma Arenas Alcazar (Spain) - 7:17:50
4. Noora Honkala (Finland) - 7:21:37
5. Nikolina Sustic-Stankovic (Croatia) - 7:21:57
6. Estefanía Unzu (Spain) - 7:22:13
7. Natasa Sustic (Croatia) - 7:22:43
8. Malory Leroy (France) - 7:24:07
9. Selina Leroy (France) - 7:26:29
10. Mirjana Simek Bilic (Croatia) - 7:27:46
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21. Mikiko Ota (Japan) - 7:48:55
25. Akiko Maruichi (Japan) - 8:02:21
29. Ako Takigahira (Japan) - 8:12:20

Women's Team Scoring
1. Croatia - 22:12:26
2. Spain - 22:21:06
3. Finland - 22:46:15

Men
1. Charlie Lawrence (U.S.A.) - 6:09:25
2. Aleksandr Sorokin (Lithuania) - 6:12:41
3. Alex Milne (Great Britain) - 6:17:50
4. Dariusz Nozynski (Poland) - 6:23:47
5. Jason Pointeau (France) - 6:24:34
6. Steven Galibert (France) - 6:25:30
7. Hugh Tibbs (Great Britain) - 6:26:54
8. Brogan Austin (U.S.A.) - 6:27:50
9. Olle Meijer (Sweden) - 6:29:55
10. Carlos Gazapo Bravo (Spain) - 6:31:09
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14. Taketoshi Oe (Japan) - 6:35:46
18. Masato Tanaka (Japan) - 6:42:39
33. Tatsuya Itagaki - 7:03:01

Men's Team Scoring
1. U.S.A. - 19:17:18
2. Great Britain - 19:18:02
3. France - 19:22:52
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5. Japan - 20:21:26

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