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Ben Gibbard is the frontman of Death Cab for Cutie and a longtime trail ultrarunner. In a November 2025 GQ interview, he describes years of racing ultras and his preference for trails over road running.
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TUM linked Rolling Stone’s account of Ben Gibbard’s 2025 Western States finish in just over 27 hours, his fifth 100-miler. The reported health episode is historical and attributed.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: July 4, 2025
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