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Old Dominion 100 winners
Olivier Leblond and Tatiana Rypinski won the men’s and women’s races, with TUM relaying iRunFar’s rounded times of 17:33 and 20:40. No seconds are invented.
Race
Old Dominion 100
Race
Old Dominion is a 100-mile endurance race on a loop through Virginia’s Massanutten Mountains, Shenandoah River Valley and Fort Valley. Its course mixes paved and gravel roads with singletrack and other trails.
10 TUM reports · Published coverage below
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Jul 2024Peak 2Nov 2026
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Old Dominion Before Western States
TUM’s June 2025 feature looked back at Old Dominion’s latest Virginia edition while attention turned toward Western States.
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Old Dominion’s Traditional Format
TUM described Old Dominion’s 2025 edition as 100 humid miles on horse trails and backcountry roads, with a deliberately modest race setting.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: June 13, 2025
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Old Dominion’s Full-Distance History
Citing Davy Crockett, TUM described Old Dominion as the oldest continuing race held at the full 100-mile distance.
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Simpson’s Fast Old Dominion Return
Andrew Simpson won the 2025 men’s race in 15:33:55, faster than John Kelly’s 15:44:49 winning time from 2024.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: June 13, 2025
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Waldron’s Invitation to Simpson
TUM described co-race director Wynne Waldron’s handwritten invitation as part of the story behind Simpson’s 2025 return.
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Richman’s Fast Old Dominion Finish
Whitney Richman’s 18:39:22 finish in 2025 placed her third overall and was reported as the race’s second-fastest women’s time.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: June 13, 2025
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Gaudrault’s Old Dominion Recap
TUM linked fourth-woman finisher Lila Gaudrault’s account of the 2025 race.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: June 13, 2025
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Clifton’s Longstanding Old Dominion Mark
The feature revisited Eric Clifton’s longstanding 15:10:00 mark and acknowledged uncertainty about how much the course had changed.
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More Reading From Running Padawan
Supporting reading linked Simpson’s 2025 Old Dominion recap and his account of going off course in 2024.
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Men’s winner · reported 17:33
Olivier Leblond
Olivier Leblond and Tatiana Rypinski won the men’s and women’s races, with TUM relaying iRunFar’s rounded times of 17:33 and 20:40. No seconds are invented.
SourceWomen’s winner · reported 20:40
Tatiana Rypinski
Olivier Leblond and Tatiana Rypinski won the men’s and women’s races, with TUM relaying iRunFar’s rounded times of 17:33 and 20:40. No seconds are invented.
SourceAndrew Simpson · 2025 men’s win · 15:33:55
Andrew Simpson
Andrew Simpson won the 2025 men’s Old Dominion 100 in 15:33:55, reported as the third-fastest time in race history. John Kelly’s 2024 winning time was 15:44:49.
SourceWynne Waldron · Co-race director in the June 2025 account
Wynne Waldron
A handwritten invitation from co-race director Wynne Waldron helped draw Andrew Simpson back to Old Dominion for his 2025 return.
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Reported 2026-06-08
2026 winners
Leblond and Rypinski won, with TUM relaying rounded times of 17:33 and 20:40. No missing seconds or current lifetime win count is inferred.
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- Old Dominion / UltraSignup Undated registration page for the June 6, 2026 event · Checked Oct 22, 2026
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- Published TUM issueThe Ultra Minute · 2026-06-08
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