Mountain Masochist’s 50-mile winners
Rebholz finished three minutes behind the 7:54 winner at the 2024 Mountain Masochist 50-miler; TUM did not supply his exact time.
Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: November 6, 2024
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TUM placed Mark Rebholz three minutes behind the reported 7:54 winner at the 2024 Mountain Masochist 50-mile race, without giving his exact elapsed time.
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Rebholz finished three minutes behind the 7:54 winner at the 2024 Mountain Masochist 50-miler; TUM did not supply his exact time.
Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: November 6, 2024
50-mile runner-up · reported three-minute gap
Spencer Kirsteatter won the Mountain Masochist 50-miler in 7:54, three minutes ahead of Mark Rebholz. Jessie Wingo won the women’s race in 8:44.
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