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Kobe Trail

Kobe Trail is a Japanese trail race that featured in the Golden Trail World Series in 2024 and 2025. The series replaced its Kobe stop with Myoko Trail in 2026.

5 TUM reports · Published coverage below

Publication history

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Jul 2024Peak 1Nov 2026

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In The Ultra Minute

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April 25, 2025Published in TUM

Alonso opens the series with a Kobe win

Sara Alonso won the 21.3-kilometer Kobe Trail in 2:53:57. TUM described her rebuilding strength after a December 2022 hip stress fracture.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: April 25, 2025

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April 25, 2025Published in TUM

A 2024 Kobe comparison

TUM recalled Sara Alonso’s runner-up finish behind Maude Mathys in 2024 and Mathys’s 2:52:08 course record, contrasting that with Alonso’s 2025 progress.

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April 25, 2025Published in TUM

Njeru recovers from a wrong turn

TUM reported Joyce Muthoni Njeru finishing sixth after a mid-race wrong turn. Mădălina Florea was described as Alonso’s closest late-race challenger.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: April 25, 2025

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April 25, 2025Published in TUM

Florea’s second place and post-race praise

Mădălina Florea finished second in 2:59:46 and praised both Alonso’s strength and Njeru’s response to a wrong turn.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: April 25, 2025

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April 25, 2025Published in TUM

Kipngeno wins the men’s Kobe race

Patrick Kipngeno won in 2:29:46, ahead of Philemon Kiriago and Bogdan Damian. TUM placed Damian three seconds behind Kiriago and also recalled Kipngeno’s 2024 win.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: April 25, 2025

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Connections

Sara Alonso won in 2:53:57

Sara Alonso

Sara Alonso won the 21.3-kilometer Kobe Trail in 2:53:57. TUM described her rebuilding strength after a December 2022 hip stress fracture.

Maude Mathys’s 2024 course record was 2:52:08

Maude Mathys

TUM recalled Sara Alonso’s runner-up finish behind Maude Mathys in 2024 and Mathys’s 2:52:08 course record, contrasting that with Alonso’s 2025 progress.

Joyce Muthoni Njeru finished sixth after a wrong turn

Joyce Muthoni Njeru

TUM reported Joyce Muthoni Njeru finishing sixth after a mid-race wrong turn. Mădălina Florea was described as Alonso’s closest late-race challenger.

Mădălina Florea finished second in 2:59:46

Mădălina Florea

Mădălina Florea finished second in 2:59:46 and praised both Alonso’s strength and Njeru’s response to a wrong turn.

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Published 2025-04-25: Sara Alonso won the 21.3-kilometer Kobe Trail in 2:53:57. TUM described her rebuilding strength after a December 2022 hip stress fracture.Dated source account; source publication, event and processing timestamps are separate.Source

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Golden Trail World Series Published 17 September 2026; exact time not established · Checked Oct 29, 2026

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