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Jason Yang

TUM reported Jason Yang winning the men’s 2024 Tunnel Hill 50-mile race in 4:56:34, described as the course’s second-fastest time.

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In The Ultra Minute

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November 12, 2024Published in TUM

Yang leads the men’s 50-mile podium

Won the men’s 50-mile race in 4:56:34, reported as the course’s second-fastest time.

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Men’s 50-mile winner in 4:56:34

Tunnel Hill

Jason Yang won Tunnel Hill’s men’s 50-mile race in 4:56:34, ahead of Ryan Root in 5:06:59 and Gavin Prior in 5:31:13. TUM compared Yang’s time with Charlie Lawrence’s 4:48:21 from the previous year.

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2024 Tunnel Hill 50-mile: Men’s win · 4:56:34Reported second-fastest course time, not a course record or the hundred-mile win.Source

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