Event
The European Athletics Off-Road Running Championships combine mountain and trail running. Its 2026 edition was hosted in Ljubljana–Kamnik, Slovenia, with separate uphill, trail and up-and-down races across June 5–7.
3 TUM reports · Published coverage below
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Frédéric Tranchand won the men’s 52K in 3:55:14 ahead of Daniel Pattis and Antoine Charvolin. Judith Wyder won the women’s race in 4:36:41 ahead of María La Chica and Emma Eriksson. France’s men and Switzerland’s women won team gold; team and individual results are distinct.
Hanna Gröber won the women’s 13.1K up-and-down race in 1:09:41 ahead of Nancy Scott and Nélie Clément. Jan Torrella won the men’s race in 1:00:09 ahead of Dominik Rolli and Petter Engdahl. These are separate from the championships’ 52K trail races.
Alonso attributed her withdrawal from the European Athletics Off-Road Running Championships in Kamnik to a kidney stone. The dated personal account establishes withdrawal, without a present medical finding or later prognosis.
Original public source
Organizer overview of the 2026 programme and mountain/trail disciplines.
Slovenian Athletics Federation / event organizer
Men’s 52K winner · 3:55:14
Frédéric Tranchand won the men’s 52K in 3:55:14 ahead of Daniel Pattis and Antoine Charvolin. Judith Wyder won the women’s race in 4:36:41 ahead of María La Chica and Emma Eriksson. France’s men and Switzerland’s women won team gold; team and individual results are distinct.
SourceMen’s 52K second · 3:59:54
Frédéric Tranchand won the men’s 52K in 3:55:14 ahead of Daniel Pattis and Antoine Charvolin. Judith Wyder won the women’s race in 4:36:41 ahead of María La Chica and Emma Eriksson. France’s men and Switzerland’s women won team gold; team and individual results are distinct.
SourceMen’s 52K third · 4:05:13
Frédéric Tranchand won the men’s 52K in 3:55:14 ahead of Daniel Pattis and Antoine Charvolin. Judith Wyder won the women’s race in 4:36:41 ahead of María La Chica and Emma Eriksson. France’s men and Switzerland’s women won team gold; team and individual results are distinct.
SourceWomen’s 52K winner · 4:36:41
Frédéric Tranchand won the men’s 52K in 3:55:14 ahead of Daniel Pattis and Antoine Charvolin. Judith Wyder won the women’s race in 4:36:41 ahead of María La Chica and Emma Eriksson. France’s men and Switzerland’s women won team gold; team and individual results are distinct.
SourceResults, plans and personal accounts retain their source dates.
Reported 2026-06-08
Tranchand won in 3:55:14 and Wyder in 4:36:41; France’s men and Switzerland’s women also won team gold.
TUM · Jun 8, 2026Reported 2026-06-08
Torrella won the men’s race in 1:00:09 and Gröber the women’s in 1:09:41. These are separate from the 52K results.
TUM · Jun 8, 2026Reported 2026-05-30
Alonso attributed her withdrawal from the European Athletics Off-Road Running Championships in Kamnik to a kidney stone. The dated personal account establishes withdrawal, without a present medical finding or later prognosis.
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