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Lockwood’s second Run Rabbit Run victory
Won the 2024 hundred-mile race in 17:24:41, following his separate 2022 win.
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Richard Lockwood
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TUM reported Richard Lockwood winning the men’s2024 Run Rabbit Run100-mile race in17:24:41, separately from its50-mile event.
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Won the 100-mile race in 17:24:41
Run Rabbit Run
Lockwood won the hundred-mile race in 17:24:41, adding to his 2022 win. Loomis was second and Hammes third; Hammes’s separate High Lonesome 100 win was recalled as occurring in July.
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- 2024 Run Rabbit Run100M
- Men’s winner in17:24:41.Separate from his2022win and the50-mile race.Source
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- Published TUM issueThe Ultra Minute · 2024-09-17
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