Six-day records in France
TUM reported Megan Eckert’s 603.155-mile women’s performance and Ivan Zaborskii’s 650.919-mile men’s performance as six-day world records at the 2025 Six Days of France.
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Six Days of France is a multi-day ultrarunning competition. Its 2025 edition in Pont d’Arc, France, hosted GOMU’s six-day world championship.
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TUM reported Megan Eckert’s 603.155-mile women’s performance and Ivan Zaborskii’s 650.919-mile men’s performance as six-day world records at the 2025 Six Days of France.
Megan Eckert · 2025 reported women’s six-day mark · 603.155 miles
TUM reported women’s and men’s six-day world records at Six Days of France in 2025: 603.155 miles for Megan Eckert and 650.919 miles for Ivan Zaborskii.
SourceIvan Zaborskii · 2025 reported men’s six-day mark · 650.919 miles
TUM reported women’s and men’s six-day world records at Six Days of France in 2025: 603.155 miles for Megan Eckert and 650.919 miles for Ivan Zaborskii.
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