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Lichter’s qualified 2025 Speedgoat record
TUM cited her listed 2008 Speedgoat mark of 6:02:06 as an earlier-layout benchmark.
Athlete
Anita Ortiz
Anita Ortiz has a background in mountain running as well as ultras. In a 2020 iRunFar interview, she described discovering mountain racing at Pikes Peak, where she won both the Ascent and the separate Marathon.
7 TUM reports · Published coverage below
Publication history
Coverage over time
2 editorial issues
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Jul 2024Peak 1Nov 2026
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The source’s unresolved course comparison
TUM explicitly sought UTMB confirmation of the relationship between Anita Ortiz’s listed 2008 Speedgoat record and the harder post-2015 layout. Preserve the source’s uncertainty rather than claiming a fresh ruling.
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Ortiz’s RUFA Moab caption
The published caption identifies Anita Ortiz, age 60, as the outright 12-hour winner with 21 laps at RUFA Moab.
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Ortiz wins RUFA Moab at 60
TUM reported the overall 12-hour win at age 60 with 21 laps, approximately 41 miles and 19,000 feet of gain.
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Mandy Ortiz’s 3-hour podium
TUM described Anita racing alongside daughter Mandy and recalled her 2009 Western States championship.
Event date: 2009 · TUM publication: April 9, 2025
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Ortiz’s summer race plans
Anita Ortiz described RUFA as preparation for summer plans including High Lonesome 100, the World Masters Mountain Running Championships, Summits Trail Runs and Devil on the Divide.
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Ortiz encourages RUFA participation
Anita Ortiz encouraged readers to run or volunteer at a RUFA event.
Connections
TUM reported overall 12-hour winner at age 60 · 21 laps
RUFA Moab
TUM reported Anita Ortiz taking RUFA Moab’s overall 12-hour win at age 60 with 21 laps, ahead of Sarah Ostaszewski on the same lap total.
SourceNamed as 2009 Western States champion
Western States 100
Mandy Ortiz finished third overall in RUFA Moab’s separate 3-hour event. TUM identified her as Anita Ortiz’s daughter and the 2013 Junior World Mountain Running Champion.
SourceNamed in her 2025 summer plans
High Lonesome
Anita Ortiz described RUFA as preparation for summer plans including High Lonesome 100, the World Masters Mountain Running Championships, Summits Trail Runs and Devil on the Divide.
SourceNamed in her 2025 summer plans
World Masters Mountain Running Championships
Anita Ortiz described RUFA as preparation for summer plans including High Lonesome 100, the World Masters Mountain Running Championships, Summits Trail Runs and Devil on the Divide.
SourceSources & notes
Coverage details
- Published 2025-08-02
- TUM cited her listed 2008 Speedgoat mark of 6:02:06 as an earlier-layout benchmark.Dated source account; publication/event/processing timestamps remain distinct.Source
- 2025 RUFA Moab 12-hour
- Overall win · 21 laps at age 60Published as approximately 41 miles/19,000 feet; distinct from the 3-hour and 6-hour categories.Source
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Public background sources checked October 27, 2026. The selection contains 127 published issues.
- iRunFar Original interview published May6,2020; exact time unknown · Checked Oct 27, 2026
Public background & sources Checked October 27, 2026
Career context from one original public source. TUM’s dated reporting appears below.
This is a limited career snapshot, checked October 27, 2026. Source publication dates and event dates are shown separately.
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- Published TUM issueThe Ultra Minute · 2025-08-02
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- Published TUM issueThe Ultra Minute · 2025-04-09
Published article, 2025-04-09T14:49:53.810Z. Public original captured at 2026-10-28T23:18:25.986Z and projected to reviewed article text; no publishing-repository text pin is claimed.
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- Public source linked by TUMrunsignup.com · linked in 2025-04-09
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