QMT135 records and podiums
QMT135 second woman: 19:19:09 at Quebec Mega Trail; reported July 6, 2026.
Athlete
Elisabeth Cauchon is a trail ultrarunner with recorded finishes beyond 100 kilometers. Her results include Quebec Mega Trail’s long race and Ultra-Trail Harricana, giving longer-distance context to her QMT135 podium.
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QMT135 second woman: 19:19:09 at Quebec Mega Trail; reported July 6, 2026.
QMT135 second woman: 19:19:09
Kamil Lesniak and Valerie Arsenault won the men’s and women’s QMT135 in course-record times of 16:40:30 and 18:12:06. The other named podium finishers belong to this distance.
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