Race
Kosciuszko 100K, called Kosci100 by the organizer, is a 100K-category mountain race. The organizer’s 2026 course description starts in Perisher, crosses the summit of Mount Kosciuszko and finishes with a loop around the Thredbo ski area.
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TUM reported a storm stop affecting the 2024 Kosci100-mile and 100K races, with athletes sheltering for nearly two hours. Abby Hall described her 100K experience in the continuing quote; this is not evidence that both courses were shortened in the same way.
Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: December 4, 2024
In the 2024 Kosci 100K account, Abby Hall said officials drove her back to a prior aid station, then required her to repeat a section after the restart, producing about a70-mile day. This is her attributed race account, not a new nominal course distance or neutralized-time calculation.
Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: December 4, 2024
Abby Hall won the 2024 Kosci 100K women’s race in 13:05:01, with Juliette Soule second 13:22:46 and Buha Bali third 14:29:56. Quinton Gill won the men’s race in 10:12:05, followed by Matt Gore 10:31:59 and Josh Chugg 10:37:35. These remain the source-reported competition times despite the interrupted race.
Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: December 4, 2024
2024 women’s winner
Abby Hall won the 2024 Kosci 100K women’s race in 13:05:01, with Juliette Soule second 13:22:46 and Buha Bali third 14:29:56. Quinton Gill won the men’s race in 10:12:05, followed by Matt Gore 10:31:59 and Josh Chugg 10:37:35. These remain the source-reported competition times despite the interrupted race.
Source2024 women’s runner-up
Abby Hall won the 2024 Kosci 100K women’s race in 13:05:01, with Juliette Soule second 13:22:46 and Buha Bali third 14:29:56. Quinton Gill won the men’s race in 10:12:05, followed by Matt Gore 10:31:59 and Josh Chugg 10:37:35. These remain the source-reported competition times despite the interrupted race.
Source2024 women’s third
Abby Hall won the 2024 Kosci 100K women’s race in 13:05:01, with Juliette Soule second 13:22:46 and Buha Bali third 14:29:56. Quinton Gill won the men’s race in 10:12:05, followed by Matt Gore 10:31:59 and Josh Chugg 10:37:35. These remain the source-reported competition times despite the interrupted race.
Source2024 men’s winner
Abby Hall won the 2024 Kosci 100K women’s race in 13:05:01, with Juliette Soule second 13:22:46 and Buha Bali third 14:29:56. Quinton Gill won the men’s race in 10:12:05, followed by Matt Gore 10:31:59 and Josh Chugg 10:37:35. These remain the source-reported competition times despite the interrupted race.
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Public background sources checked October 30, 2026. The selection contains 127 published issues.
Several 2024 Kosci100 elapsed times differ between TUM’s report and UTMB’s results pages. The dated TUM figures are retained; no timing-system explanation is established.
Background context from one original public source. TUM’s dated reporting appears below.
This is a limited background snapshot, checked October 30, 2026. Source publication dates and event dates are shown separately.
Published article, 2024-12-04T15:13:07.142Z. Public original captured at 2026-10-30T08:39:44.960Z and projected to reviewed article text; no publishing-repository text pin is claimed.
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