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Across the Years

Across the Years is a multiday running event in Arizona built around fixed-time racing. Its program includes a six-day race alongside 24-, 48- and 72-hour options.

Format
Six-day and shorter fixed-time racesOriginal public-source context; separate from dated TUM coverage.Source

14 TUM reports · Published coverage below

Publication history

Coverage over time

6 editorial issues

Distinct issues per publication month. Each issue counts once.

Across the Years — monthly TUM coverageFrom Jul 2024 through Nov 2026. Highest month: 2 issues. Exact counts are provided in the accessible chart description.Jul 2024: 0 editorial issuesAug 2024: 0 editorial issuesSep 2024: 0 editorial issuesOct 2024: 0 editorial issuesNov 2024: 0 editorial issuesDec 2024: 2 editorial issuesJan 2025: 2 editorial issuesFeb 2025: 0 editorial issuesMar 2025: 1 editorial issueApr 2025: 0 editorial issuesMay 2025: 0 editorial issuesJun 2025: 0 editorial issuesJul 2025: 0 editorial issuesAug 2025: 0 editorial issuesSep 2025: 0 editorial issuesOct 2025: 0 editorial issuesNov 2025: 0 editorial issuesDec 2025: 0 editorial issuesJan 2026: 0 editorial issuesFeb 2026: 0 editorial issuesMar 2026: 0 editorial issuesApr 2026: 0 editorial issuesMay 2026: 0 editorial issuesJun 2026: 1 editorial issueJul 2026: 0 editorial issuesAug 2026: 0 editorial issuesSep 2026: 0 editorial issuesOct 2026: 0 editorial issuesNov 2026: 0 editorial issues
Jul 2024Peak 2Nov 2026

Monthly editorial issue counts: Jul 2024: 0; Aug 2024: 0; Sep 2024: 0; Oct 2024: 0; Nov 2024: 0; Dec 2024: 2; Jan 2025: 2; Feb 2025: 0; Mar 2025: 1; Apr 2025: 0; May 2025: 0; Jun 2025: 0; Jul 2025: 0; Aug 2025: 0; Sep 2025: 0; Oct 2025: 0; Nov 2025: 0; Dec 2025: 0; Jan 2026: 0; Feb 2026: 0; Mar 2026: 0; Apr 2026: 0; May 2026: 0; Jun 2026: 1; Jul 2026: 0; Aug 2026: 0; Sep 2026: 0; Oct 2026: 0; Nov 2026: 0.

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In The Ultra Minute

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Published in TUM

Trason’s six-day account and possible future entry

Trason revisited a 112-mile Across the Years six-day finish in verse and floated a possible future six-day entry. Historical completed distance and an uncertain future plan remain separate.

Published in TUM

Crosby and Vilaseca join Mount to Coast

TUM reported Cole Crosby and Manuela Vilaseca signing with Mount to Coast. It cited Crosby’s Across the Years 24-hour course record and called Vilaseca a 2024 Cocodona 250 runner-up (category unspecified), with the Triple Crown of 200s planned for 2025.

Published in TUM

DeGroff on Miles and Manuscripts

Sierra DeGroff appeared on Miles and Manuscripts to discuss 100-mile racing, Badwater 135 training and her community runs. TUM recalled her earlier outright Across the Years 100K win.

Published in TUM

McConaughy stops short of his 24-hour goals

Joe McConaughy stopped his Across the Years effort after 131 miles in 21 hours, below both theU. S.24-hour-record target and 140-mile team-qualification standard. The earlier approximate 170-mile pace was a projection, not a completed result.

Published in TUM

DeGroff’s inaugural Mount to Coast 100K win

TUM reported Sierra DeGroff winning the inaugural Mount to Coast 100K at Across the Years in 9:06:19. Her 2024 season achievements and lottery place for 2025 WesternStates are context, not results from one event or proof of a later start. The crossing-year event date is not guessed from January2 publication.

Published in TUM

Vail’s reported200-mile course record

Tim Vail finished Across the Years’200-mile race in 55:44:07, reported as a course record ahead of Remo Spagnol’s 2023 mark 57:25:41. The completed200-mile result is distinct from the still-running fixed-time races.

Published in TUM

A live24-hour standings and qualification snapshot

TUM reported Cole Crosby at152.1 miles, above the stated140-mile qualifying standard and leading at the time. Joe McConaughy was due to start another24-hour attempt that day. These were live standings and an ambition, not the final event standings or confirmed U.S.team membership.

Published in TUM

The Last Person Standing result

TUM reported Wesley Smith winning Across the Years’ Last Person Standing event with153.8 miles over36 hours 15 minutes, edging Nicholas Mullen. This format and duration are separate from a24-hour race.

Published in TUM

Browning’s six-hour win

Jeff Browning covered43.7 miles to win Across the Years’ six-hour event, describing it as preparation for Coldwater Rumble100. A completed six-hour result and a later race plan are separate.

Published in TUM

Maier’s provisional12-hour record report

Reading the live results, TUM reported Avinoam Maier at77.5 miles in 12 hours, above Mark Hammond’s 2023 mark74.39 miles. The author explicitly qualified this as what he could see in live results; it is not silently promoted to a later ratified record or another timed format.

Earlier coverage (4)
Published in TUM

Entrekin’s in-progress48-hour lead

TUM reported Rachel Entrekin leading Across the Years’48-hour race and setting personal bests en route at 100 miles and 24 hours. The race was still ongoing; no final48-hour total or result is inferred.

Published in TUM

The festival’s remaining races and course video

TUM said the six-day,72-hour,48-hour and final24-hour races would finish the next day, linking live results and Shelby Farrell’s course-lap video. These are ongoing-event/source pointers, not their final results.

Published in TUM

Across the Years’ upcoming crossing-year stream

TUM previewed the December28–January3 Across the Years broadcast and Last Person Standing coverage. It is a pre-race notice, not a final result.

Published in TUM

Across the Years’ crossing-year preview

TUM previewed Across the Years for December28 through January3, including Last Person Standing coverage. This is a pre-race crossing-year announcement, not a completed result or an exact date for an individual performance.

Connections

Recalled 112-mile six-day finish; event year unstated

Ann Trason

Trason revisited a 112-mile Across the Years six-day finish in verse and floated a possible future six-day entry. Historical completed distance and an uncertain future plan remain separate.

Source

Reported 24-hour course-record holder

Cole Crosby

TUM reported Cole Crosby and Manuela Vilaseca signing with Mount to Coast. It cited Crosby’s Across the Years 24-hour course record and called Vilaseca a 2024 Cocodona 250 runner-up (category unspecified), with the Triple Crown of 200s planned for 2025.

Source

Reported inaugural 100K overall winner

Sierra DeGroff

Sierra DeGroff appeared on Miles and Manuscripts to discuss 100-mile racing, Badwater 135 training and her community runs. TUM recalled her earlier outright Across the Years 100K win.

Source

131-mile/21-hour stopped effort

Joe McConaughy

Joe McConaughy stopped his Across the Years effort after 131 miles in 21 hours, below both theU. S.24-hour-record target and 140-mile team-qualification standard. The earlier approximate 170-mile pace was a projection, not a completed result.

Source
Sources & notes

Facts above link directly to their sources. Published TUM dates and public-source check dates describe different things.

Public background sources checked October 22, 2026. The selection contains 127 published issues.

The January 2025 live-report distances differ from the organizer’s retained Across the Years index. Interim leads and apparent records are not promoted to final ratified outcomes.

His own race-history page lists the 2025 Across the Years 24-hour attempt as DNF. The January 2 start/record target remains a plan, not a completed record; the biography’s publication date is unknown.

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Public background & sources Checked October 22, 2026

Background context from one original public source. TUM’s dated reporting appears below.

    This is a limited background snapshot, checked October 22, 2026. Source publication dates and event dates are shown separately.

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