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iRunFar

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iRunFar is a publication covering trail running and ultrarunning. It publishes news, race reporting, educational articles, commentary and gear reviews, giving readers several ways into the sport.

Coverage
Trail running and ultrarunningSource

63 TUM reports · Published coverage below

Publication history

Coverage over time

45 editorial issues

Distinct issues per publication month. Each issue counts once.

iRunFar — monthly TUM coverageFrom Jul 2024 through Nov 2026. Highest month: 7 issues. Exact counts are provided in the accessible chart description.Jul 2024: 1 editorial issueAug 2024: 2 editorial issuesSep 2024: 2 editorial issuesOct 2024: 2 editorial issuesNov 2024: 2 editorial issuesDec 2024: 0 editorial issuesJan 2025: 1 editorial issueFeb 2025: 0 editorial issuesMar 2025: 0 editorial issuesApr 2025: 0 editorial issuesMay 2025: 1 editorial issueJun 2025: 1 editorial issueJul 2025: 1 editorial issueAug 2025: 0 editorial issuesSep 2025: 1 editorial issueOct 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: 7 editorial issuesJun 2026: 7 editorial issuesJul 2026: 2 editorial issuesAug 2026: 6 editorial issuesSep 2026: 3 editorial issuesOct 2026: 6 editorial issuesNov 2026: 0 editorial issues
Jul 2024Peak 7Nov 2026

Monthly editorial issue counts: Jul 2024: 1; Aug 2024: 2; Sep 2024: 2; Oct 2024: 2; Nov 2024: 2; Dec 2024: 0; Jan 2025: 1; Feb 2025: 0; Mar 2025: 0; Apr 2025: 0; May 2025: 1; Jun 2025: 1; Jul 2025: 1; Aug 2025: 0; Sep 2025: 1; Oct 2025: 0; Nov 2025: 0; Dec 2025: 0; Jan 2026: 0; Feb 2026: 0; Mar 2026: 0; Apr 2026: 0; May 2026: 7; Jun 2026: 7; Jul 2026: 2; Aug 2026: 6; Sep 2026: 3; Oct 2026: 6; Nov 2026: 0.

Sponsor mentions, repeated links and polls are excluded. Credits within editorial items may count. Read the supporting timeline ↓

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Javelina’s 2021 winners in a historical recap

TUM revisited iRunFar’s contemporary report of the 2021 Javelina winners; the times and then-record status remain tied to that edition.

Event date: October 30, 2021 · TUM publication: October 30, 2026

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Miller on the people who give races their soul

TUM linked the October 16 iRunFar essay The Soul of Trail Running, whose original byline names Zach Miller.

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Little asks how service carries beyond running

TUM linked Sabrina Little’s essay What It Means to Be Great about service beyond running.

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Last call at AJW’s Taproom

TUM covered Andy Jones-Wilkins’s farewell after 15 years of the column at iRunFar.

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Running and writing

TUM linked Nicholas Triolo’s conversation with Hannah Green on iRunFar about a daily practice of running and writing.

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Saddles and Naturalist records

TUM covered Saddles 100 and The Naturalist 50K winners, with course-record descriptions attributed to UltraRunning and iRunFar.

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Running and aging

TUM linked Andy Jones-Wilkins’s iRunFar column on running at 59.

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The people building Sin Miedo

TUM linked Robbie Harms’s profile of the Nashville group, founders Yolanda López Haugabook and Antoine Haugabook, and their work creating access.

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The U.S. double at 100K Worlds

TUM covered Courtney Olsen and Charlie Lawrence’s titles, the individual podiums and U.S. men’s team gold, with official results and attributed reactions.

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Run Rabbit Run’s results and prize plans

TUM covered Ryan Sullivan and Hannah Allgood’s wins, the changed-course record comparisons, race accounts and an announced 2027–28 winner-prize increase.

Earlier coverage (53)
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IMTUF’s winners

TUM reported Benjamin Stout and Ginny Robbins’s wins, with the course-record descriptions attributed to iRunFar.

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Fields, Camargo and Indigenous representation

TUM linked a profile in which GU’s Celia Camargo reflected on crewing Yatika Starr Fields at the 2022 Western States and supporting Indigenous voices.

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Reynolds’s Leadville profile

TUM linked Gunton’s iRunFar profile of Reynolds and the people who supported his return to Leadville.

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Why the UTMB marks need qualification

TUM distinguished fastest-ever times from course records after a reroute and described an unofficial route-adjustment estimate as a model, not a record.

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Tranchand wins OCC

TUM reported Tranchand’s win and the men’s podium, plus Campbell’s placing and Bonnet’s withdrawal.

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Leadville’s 2026 podiums

TUM reported Macdonald and Hickory’s wins, separate men’s and women’s podiums and several runners’ progress through the race.

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Matterhorn Ultraks’ shortened race

TUM reported the weather-driven course change and the men’s and women’s standings on that modified course.

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Mitchell’s Leadville background

TUM linked Horanyi’s profile of Mitchell, including his first ultra in 2021, mountain experience and plans for his return.

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Wyoming Range results

TUM reported Poskin’s attributed course-record win and Robbins’s second place overall and women’s win.

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Sierre-Zinal preview reading and interviews

TUM linked iRunFar’s field previews and on-site athlete interviews, Freetrail’s Rest Day discussion and Rob Prosser’s audio analysis. The interviews covered Kimutai’s goal, Brinkman’s return and Liaci’s transition from road to mountain racing.

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Arnold and Dower complete the Hardrock women’s podium

Careth Arnold was second woman at Hardrock in 30:32:31; Tara Dower was third in 33:02:04 after placing sixth woman at Western States 13 days earlier. Altra called Dower’s 49:15:11 double fastest when the races are fewer than two weeks apart. Their condition accounts remain attributed.

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iRunFar previews Hardrock and interviews Arnold, Pommeret and Elam

iRunFar previewed Hardrock’s women and men and interviewed Careth Arnold, Ludovic Pommeret and Jimmy Elam. Arnold’s 2025 TDS win is historical; the Hardrock discussions are pre-race coverage.

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QMT50 women’s win and Canadian short-trail titles

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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Western States course-record wins

iRunFar is a named source or publication in this dated account. Bouillard won in 13:46:15 and Lichter in 15:28:05. The race narrative distinguishes earlier leaders, old record benchmarks and final wins. The source’s record-margin wording is not silently corrected or adopted as a new calculation.

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Three Western States DNFs

iRunFar is a named source or publication in this dated account. Jornet, Walmsley and Troyer did not finish. Reported knee, hip and nutrition difficulties remain attributed accounts rather than independent diagnoses or later performances.

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Hall and Mlynarczyk’s Western States DNFs

iRunFar is a named source or publication in this dated account. Hall withdrew at Green Gate and Mlynarczyk at Foresthill according to the linked reports. Hall’s2025 win is historical context; these June 2026 DNFs do not replace later outcomes.

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Western States post-race interviews

iRunFar is a named source or publication in this dated account. iRunFar published winner and podium interviews with Bouillard, the published Jenn Lichter, Puppi, Montgomery, Brady and Hogan. Media appearances remain separate from independently researched biographies.

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Cirque Series Killington winners

iRunFar is a named source or publication in this dated account. Hackett ran1:05 and Webster1:16 on the 8.2-mile mountain course with 3, 010 feet of climbing. iRunFar described Webster’s second straight Cirque Series win; no omitted seconds are invented.

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Western States race-week coverage

The June 25 edition linked the forthcoming livestream, forecasts, previews and pre-race media. These announcements precede the final results published June 29.

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Broken Arrow 23K winners and photo finish

iRunFar: 23K results and preview.

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Broken Arrow Ascent results and weekend broadcasts

iRunFar: Dated Ascent/23K live coverage announcement.

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Broken Arrow23K defending champions preview

Elazzaoui and Njeru were named defending champions before Sunday’s23K. Njeru’s second in Friday’s Ascent is a different result and format;2025podiums are historical.

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Remembering Megan Kimmel

iRunFar: Published remembrance.

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Comrades Up Run records

iRunFar: Reported Comrades results.

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Shortened Monte Rosa team races

iRunFar: Linked roped-team recap.

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iRunFar’s race-week previews

iRunFar: Published separate race-format previews; Published separate race-format previews.

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Stapanowich and Achilles Pikes Peak

iRunFar profiled Stapanowich as leader of Achilles Pikes Peak, a running program for people with disabilities. This published role does not by itself establish a separate athletic history.

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Jackson’s earlier Unbound XL preview

Jackson checked in before her Unbound XL title defense, with Cocodona 250, Tour Divide and UTMB also in the calendar discussion. The preview establishes plans, preceding the June 1 report that the Unbound effort ended early.

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Sabrina Little addresses non-professional runners’ clean-sport ethics

TUM highlighted Sabrina Little’s iRunFar column about ethical standards for non-professional runners.

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Two pre-race Zegama guides

TUM linked its Zegama race preview.

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A profile of Moab artist and runner Jones

TUM linked its profile of the Moab artist and runner, retaining the source-name spelling discrepancy.

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Maguet discusses a move toward longer ultras

TUM linked its post-Transvulcania interview with Maguet.

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Transvulcania’s vertical winners

Richard Omaya Atuya and Joyce Njeru won Transvulcania’s Vertical Kilometer in 45:01 and 55:02, reported course records. The ultramarathon start preview is a separate, earlier observation.

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The Transvulcania pre-race interviews

iRunFar published six pre-race interviews before Transvulcania. Their historical results, planned starts and the source’s 73K course description remain distinct from later 75K results.

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A Transvulcania preview and former records

iRunFar previewed the ultramarathon field. TUM cited Luis Alberto Hernando’s 2015 men’s mark and Ruth Croft’s 2024 women’s mark; later results remain current.

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Evans discusses his approach

TUM linked Tom Evans’s pre-race interview and described his patient approach to UTMB 2025.

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Tamalpa’s shortened 2025 course

TUM reported the Tamalpa Headlands 50K podiums and explicitly noted that a reroute made the course roughly one mile short. These are not standard-distance records.

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Sunseri’s September2025 case report

TUM reported a guilty finding in the Grand Teton shortcut case with sentencing still pending in September2025. The later October plea-offer account and any later outcomes remain separate; no current case status is inferred.

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A dated account of D’Haene’s conditions

TUM summarized iRunFar’s report of D’Haene’s 2025 Nolan’s attempt through storms and technical overnight summits. This is historical reporting.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: July 11, 2025

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Andrews ends his Everest season

Tyler Andrews ended his 2025 Everest season after three summit bids turned back because of weather, with gear trouble also affecting the first. TUM linked his account and an iRunFar interview.

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Transvulcania preview

TUM linked iRunFar’s live coverage in its May 2025 Transvulcania preview.

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iRunFar’s 2024 retrospective

TUM linked iRunFar’s 2024 story roundup, mentioning Tara Dower, Jasmin Paris, David Roche, Katie Schide andCourtney Olsen. The retrospective is not a freshly completed performance and does not refresh their source clocks.

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

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Two further accounts of Porter’s Arizona Trail effort

TUM recommended iRunFar’s linked account of Georgia Porter’s Arizona Trail effort.

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Olsen discusses her reported Tunnel Hill performance

TUM recommended its interview with Courtney Olsen after her reported Tunnel Hill 50-mile performance.

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Chase examines Dower’s Appalachian Trail data

TUM linked Chase’s iRunFar data analysis of Dower’s Appalachian Trail FKT.

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iRunFar’s Templiers report

TUM recommended its full Grand Trail des Templiers report.

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Miller on trail running’s commercialization

Hosted the linked Zach Miller essay; the recommendation does not establish a new employment role.

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iRunFar's two final-round reports

TUM linked iRunFar’s separate VK and trail-race reports from the 2024 Mountain Running World Cup final.

Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: October 15, 2024

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iRunFar on Dower’s crew and mission

TUM recommended iRunFar’s coverage of Dower’s crew support and her mission to inspire girls and women.

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Schide’s 2024 UTMB win and then-course record

TUM recommends iRunFar’s post-race interview with Schide.

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Sierre-Zinal recap and full-race replay links

TUM linked its 2024 Sierre-Zinal summary as further reading.

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Sierre-Zinal’s August 2024 preview

TUM recommended its Sierre-Zinal preview/primer; this source-only proposal did not open that article.

Event date: August 10, 2024 · TUM publication: August 5, 2024

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Pommeret reflects on Hardrock with iRunFar

TUM recommended iRunFar's post-race Ludovic Pommeret interview after the 2024 Hardrock report.

Repeated links & other mentions (6)
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iRunFar’s July 27 roundup — repeated link

The July 29 most-viewed module repeated iRunFar’s earlier weekend results roundup, kept as carryover rather than fresh reporting.

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Kimmel remembrance — repeated link

iRunFar: Repeated remembrance recommendation.

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Western States men’s preview — repeated link

iRunFar: Repeated men’s preview.

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JFK recap and results links

TUM linked an iRunFar recap and complete results for the 2024 JFK 50 Mile. These are source destinations, not an additional independently researched result.

Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: November 27, 2024

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Speedgoat 50K results and recap links

TUM recommended its 2024 Speedgoat 50K race summary.

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Pommeret interview video destination

This destination accompanies TUM's written attribution of the interview to iRunFar.

Connections

Author of the linked Sin Miedo profile

Robbie Harms

TUM linked Robbie Harms’s profile of the Nashville group, founders Yolanda López Haugabook and Antoine Haugabook, and their work creating access.

Source

Published pre-race analysis

Sierre-Zinal

The August 7 issue linked field analysis and on-site interviews ahead of Sierre-Zinal, including road-to-mountain racing context.

Source

Connection in the dated account

Caroline Kimutai

The August 7 issue linked field analysis and on-site interviews ahead of Sierre-Zinal, including road-to-mountain racing context.

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Connection in the dated account

Nienke Brinkman

The August 7 issue linked field analysis and on-site interviews ahead of Sierre-Zinal, including road-to-mountain racing context.

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

  • iRunFar Published December 3, 2009; updated July 29, 2023 · Checked Oct 20, 2026

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