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Elhousine Elazzaoui

Runner

Elhousine Elazzaoui is a professional trail runner who grew up in southern Morocco. NNormal’s profile dates his professional running career to 2018 and describes earlier work in his brother’s travel agency.

Sport
Professional trail runningSource
Professional since
2018Source

30 TUM reports · Published coverage below

Publication history

Coverage over time

24 editorial issues

Distinct issues per publication month. Each issue counts once.

Elhousine Elazzaoui — monthly TUM coverageFrom Jul 2024 through Nov 2026. Highest month: 4 issues. Exact counts are provided in the accessible chart description.Jul 2024: 0 editorial issuesAug 2024: 0 editorial issuesSep 2024: 2 editorial issuesOct 2024: 1 editorial issueNov 2024: 0 editorial issuesDec 2024: 0 editorial issuesJan 2025: 2 editorial issuesFeb 2025: 0 editorial issuesMar 2025: 1 editorial issueApr 2025: 0 editorial issuesMay 2025: 1 editorial issueJun 2025: 1 editorial issueJul 2025: 2 editorial issuesAug 2025: 1 editorial issueSep 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: 4 editorial issuesJun 2026: 2 editorial issuesJul 2026: 0 editorial issuesAug 2026: 3 editorial issuesSep 2026: 2 editorial issuesOct 2026: 2 editorial issuesNov 2026: 0 editorial issues
Jul 2024Peak 4Nov 2026

Monthly editorial issue counts: Jul 2024: 0; Aug 2024: 0; Sep 2024: 2; Oct 2024: 1; Nov 2024: 0; Dec 2024: 0; Jan 2025: 2; Feb 2025: 0; Mar 2025: 1; Apr 2025: 0; May 2025: 1; Jun 2025: 1; Jul 2025: 2; Aug 2025: 1; 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: 4; Jun 2026: 2; Jul 2026: 0; Aug 2026: 3; Sep 2026: 2; Oct 2026: 2; Nov 2026: 0.

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In The Ultra Minute

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Elazzaoui wins Muju and a third series title

Won Muju in 2:49:14 and secured his third consecutive Golden Trail World Series title, 1,130 points to Kipngeno’s 1,128.

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Muju title-race preview

Elhousine Elazzaoui was among the men chasing the standings lead before the Muju finale.

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Myoko and the series standings

TUM covered Patrick Kipngeno and Hanna Gröber’s Myoko wins and Philemon Kiriago’s Golden Trail series lead at publication.

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Wildstrubel’s longer races

TUM covered Wild 110 and Wild 55 results, including a 22-second men’s finish in the Wild 55.

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Sierre-Zinal’s results and aid-station discussion

TUM covered Florea and Kiriago’s wins, podiums and the aid-station clip, distinguishing allowed assistance from an alleged rules violation.

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Sierre-Zinal’s August 8 preview and following guide

The August 7 preview named a deep Sierre-Zinal field, including Jessie Diggins’s planned debut. It supplied start times, regional viewing links and race-weekend anti-doping education; these are contemporary plans, not later start confirmations.

Event date: August 8, 2026 · TUM publication: August 7, 2026

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Pitz Alpine Glacier Trail podiums

Elhousine Elazzaoui and Mădălina Florea won in 2:08:44 and 2:32:16. The issue identified this as Elazzaoui’s third Golden Trail World Series win in four races and Florea’s second consecutive series win.

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Broken Arrow 23K winners and photo finish

Elhousine Elazzaoui: Matched Kiriago deep into final downhill; no final placing stated.

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Broken Arrow23K defending champions preview

Elhousine Elazzaoui: Upcoming23K defending-champion preview.

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Kimutai and Elazzaoui win Ledro Sky Trentino

Won Ledro Sky Trentino in 1:55:48 after a Zegama win the preceding week.

Earlier coverage (20)
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Zegama men’s results

TUM reported Elazzaoui’s repeat Zegama men’s win in 3:45:07.

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Four post-Zegama interviews

TUM linked his post-Zegama interview about using race experience in the closing stages.

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A Zegama podcast preview

TUM named the former winner in its linked pre-race preview.

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Two pre-race Zegama guides

TUM named the defending champion in a pre-race field preview.

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Further 2025 Sierre-Zinal finishes

TUM reported Elhousine Elazzaoui finishing ninth at Sierre-Zinal in 2025.

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TrailCon’s inaugural 2025 awards

TUM reported Elhousine Elazzaoui receiving the 2025 TrailCon Trail Runner of the Year recognition.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: July 19, 2025

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The 2025 Tepec GTWS round

TUM reported men’s win in 03:00:01 at the 2025 Tepec Trail GTWS round.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: July 4, 2025

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Broken Arrow 2025 men’s 23 K

TUM reported men’s win in 1:43:53 at the 2025 Broken Arrow 23 K.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: June 24, 2025

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Florea and Kiriago win in Noli

Finished behind winner Philemon Kiriago in the men’s 2025 GTWS round in Noli; no exact place was supplied.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 23, 2025

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May 2025 sponsorship news

Was reported signing with Maurten in May 2025.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: May 23, 2025

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Elazzaoui and Maschi win Chianti 20K

Elhousine Elazzaoui and Sophie Maschi won the men’s and women’s Chianti Half Trail 20K races.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: March 28, 2025

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Different 2024 trail and ultra awards

Katie Schide and Elhousine Elazzaoui led the 2024 TROY rankings, while Katie Schide and Hayden Hawks receivedUROY honors. David Roche’s Leadville performance won Trail Performance of the Year; Ellie Greenwood shared her ballot and observations. These are distinct awards, not interchangeable rankings.

Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: January 16, 2025

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Jornet’s attributed 2024 inspirations

TUM summarized Kilian Jornet’s personal list of inspiring 2024 athletes, including Ludovic Pommeret, Katie Schide, Elhousine Elazzaoui, David Roche andTara Dower. Fans noted Jasmin Paris’s omission. This is an attributed opinion list, not an official ranking or a new race result.

Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: January 2, 2025

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Elazzaoui’s Golden Trail photo caption

The caption reports his Golden Trail series title and separate prologue and 23 km wins.

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Elazzaoui’s prologue, final and series title

Won the 2024 Ascona 7 km prologue in 25:48 and 23 km final in 1:50:18, and took the overall Golden Trail series title.

Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: October 22, 2024

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A clip of Elazzaoui descending

TUM highlighted Elhousine Elazzaoui’s descending in a short linked clip, using the source nickname “The Camel.”

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Elazzaoui wins Mammoth’s men’s 26K

Won the men’s Mammoth 26K by one second after a contested sprint described by TUM.

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Trail Talk’s contested-finish clip

TUM linked Trail Talk’s drone clip of the Mammoth 26K sprint and discussed whether the blocking was fair.

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Elazzaoui’s downhill clip

TUM linked a clip of eventual Mammoth winner Elhousine Elazzaoui descending at speed.

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Headlands 27K men’s top five

Won the men’s Headlands 27K by two seconds.

Connections

2026 Wild 55 result

Wildstrubel

TUM covered Wild 110 and Wild 55 results, including a 22-second men’s finish in the Wild 55.

Source

Named in the August 7 pre-race field

Sierre-Zinal

The August 7 following guide named a pre-race field and an anti-doping education program for the August 8 race. These were plans at publication.

Source

Winner in 2: 08: 44

Pitz Alpine Glacier Trail

Elhousine Elazzaoui and Mădălina Florea won in 2:08:44 and 2:32:16. The issue identified this as Elazzaoui’s third Golden Trail World Series win in four races and Florea’s second consecutive series win.

Source

Matched Kiriago deep into final downhill; no final placing stated

Broken Arrow

Kiriago set a course record of 1:42:59 and Florea won in 2:02:18. Gregory took second; Njeru held third over Hemming with both listed at 2:03:59 after a photo finish.

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Public background sources checked October 20, 2026. The selection contains 127 published issues.

  • NNormal Undated original profile recounting career through 2023 · Checked Oct 20, 2026

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