Kullamannen’s separate 100-mile and 50K results
The source names Emilie Eklof on the women’s 2024 Kullamannen 100-mile podium behind Stuart and Carlsson; spelling remains literal.
Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: November 6, 2024
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TUM named Emilie Eklof among the women’s podium finishers in the 2024 Kullamannen hundred-mile race.
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The source names Emilie Eklof on the women’s 2024 Kullamannen 100-mile podium behind Stuart and Carlsson; spelling remains literal.
Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: November 6, 2024
100-mile women’s podium behind Stuart and Carlsson
Juuso Simpanen won the 100-miler in a reported course-record 14:28; Emma Stuart won the women’s race in 16:28, fourth overall. Kristian Jones and Ida Amelie Robsahm won the separate 50K races.
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