Races

UTMB Lavaredo 80k

2025-06-28 79 km 4369 m 13:41:46

Started at the back of the pack and climbed the rankings between each checkpoint. The start was easy with some queueing (otherwise I probably would have been leading), but that gave me loads of energy for sprinting down the last 10km!

An the mountains and landscape were beautiful of course!

⛰️ Paternsattel - Forcella Lavaredo (2,454 m) • ⛰️ Im Gemärk - Passo Cimabanche (1,530 m) • ⛰️ Forcella de Lerosa (2,020 m) • ⛰️ Forcela Col dei Bos (2,250 m) • ⛰️ Passo di Giau (2,236 m) • ⛰️ Forcella di Zonia (2,229 m) • ⛰️ Forcella de Col Piombin (2,239 m) • ⛰️ Forcella di Giau (2,370 m) • ⛰️ Forcella Ambrizzola (2,277 m) | 🌐 summitbag.com

Défi Trails Lillois - 6h

2025-03-22 53 km 556 m 5:53:30

3km loop with start every 20 min.

Managed to get the win on the first lap 💪

20/151 based on the final lap time, 57/151 finished all 18 laps. Way more elevation than I expected in Lille 😅https://sportchronometrage.fr/live/defi-trail-lillois-25-j2

VDA EXP 2024

2024-07-07 32 km 2157 m 5:00:46

A second chance! Thanks Perla for figuring out that I was offered a replacement race due to the storm yesterday night! This one went way better than CDH!

⛰️ Era Colhada (2,190 m) | 🌐 summitbag.com

CDH - DNF at 70km

2024-07-05 70 km 4039 m 13:12:27

Beautiful race with some very impressive mountains! Everything felt ok until around 60km, then my stomach was protesting a lot (maybe due to drinking the stream water? Or just too much sugar and heat?). I couldn’t keep anything down so I stopped at the 70km aid station and rested for an hour before taking the DNF shuttle back down to Vielha. At that point I was very dehydrated and even drinking water was impossible, so my legs started cramping a lot. Mentally I was still ok but I was physically too exhausted to continue and the next aid station was much more remote and without access by car so it would have been very unwise to try to continue. Stopping where I did was probably one of the main adult decisions I’ve made!

Edit: After a few weeks of reflection, it was definitely the stream water that messed with my gut, I’ve never experienced a full night of puking from normal dehydration, and also I don’t think I was just dehydrated since I was drinking more than one bottle per hour.

⛰️ Còth de Varradòs (2,050 m) • ⛰️ Còth de Maubèrme (2,478 m) • ⛰️ Pòrt d’Urets (2,533 m) • ⛰️ Còth de Montoliu (2,491 m) | 🌐 summitbag.com

Soria Moria till verldens ende 100miles

2023-05-20 168 km 3990 m 1 day, 4:46:15

This was really hard. The sun made the flat parts between the mountains harder than the hills on day 1. The sunstroke produced a lot of fever dreams after finishing.

I started getting some blisters at 50km. Both legs and feet were mostly fine until 130km. After 141km, I just walked and cried in the heat for the remaining 27km.

Overall, I had fun during most of SMVE2023.

München half marathon

2022-10-09 21 km 67 m 1:28:20

Official time was 1:27:59

Garmin data 5km - 20:54 (4:08/km) 10km - 41:41 (4:12/km) 15km - 1:02:04 (4:05/km) 20km - 1:22:48 (4:09/km) 21.44km - 1:28:20 (3:51/km)

PRT 100km

2023-12-08 100 km 0 m 10:25:54

A completely new experience! 266 laps around a 375m track in Växjö togerher with some lunatics. Harder than I thought! Finished fourth!

Fuji 5 Lakes Ultramarathon 100km

2018-04-22 96 km 1607 m 11:29:02

Never been in this much pain before, but I made it.

It was way steeper than I expected, probably should have checked that altitude map more in detail, or not.

Everything started to hurt after 40km.

Cried a bit after finishing

Official result was 11:28 I think, that includes all the stops and walking, especially during those last kilometers where someone put an unnecessarily steep mountain.