QMT50 women’s win and Canadian short-trail titles
QMT50 women’s race winner: 5:07:11 at Quebec Mega Trail; reported July 6, 2026.
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Ikram Rharsalla Laktab is a runner named in TUM’s Quebec Mega Trail results.
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QMT50 women’s race winner: 5:07:11 at Quebec Mega Trail; reported July 6, 2026.
QMT50 women’s race winner: 5:07:11
Ikram Rharsalla Laktab won the women’s QMT50 in 5:07:11. Elisa Morin defended the Canadian women’s short-trail title in 5:09:11; Alexandre Ricard won the men’s Canadian title in 4:34:21. These qualifiers do not establish an overall race win for Rharsalla Laktab.
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The July 6 background review remains unresolved: Original QMT2026 result rows were unavailable in the event HTML shell and the official Instagram body was throttled. Full-name and shorter-name UTMB records were not concretely bridged; no outside background proposed.
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