Race
Snowman Race is a five-day mountain race in Bhutan. The organizer describes a 185-kilometer Himalayan route and climate awareness as part of the event's purpose.
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TUM reported Snowman’s completed five-day 185km crossing and final podiums: Choki/Chozom/Entrekin and Choda/Norbu/Lind. Its later flood account remains separate from racing results.
Event date: 2026 · TUM publication: October 30, 2026
TUM relayed Meg Mackenzie’s dated account thanking Snowman Race, the camp doctor and Luke Nelson after her altitude-sickness episode; no new health outcome is inferred.
After three days, Pema Choki led the women’s combined times in 17:46:38, followed by Entrekin and Chozom. Choda, Norbu and Lind led the men. Two days remained; these are not final results.
TUM linked the five-day Snowman Race and tracking before its scheduled October 24 start; no result was reported.
TUM linked Rachel Entrekin’s pre-race letter and named Luke Nelson, Cody Lind and Nancy Jiang in the planned field. This was advance coverage.
The most-viewed module repeated the Snowman tracker; this carryover is distinct from the new day-three cumulative standings.
The October 12 most-viewed module highlighted Rachel Entrekin’s Snowman Race letter from the preceding issue.
Women’s third: Rachel Entrekin
TUM reported Snowman’s completed five-day 185km crossing and final podiums: Choki/Chozom/Entrekin and Choda/Norbu/Lind. Its later flood account remains separate from racing results.
SourceWomen’s winner: Pema Choki
TUM reported Snowman’s completed five-day 185km crossing and final podiums: Choki/Chozom/Entrekin and Choda/Norbu/Lind. Its later flood account remains separate from racing results.
SourceWomen’s second: Dawa Chozom
TUM reported Snowman’s completed five-day 185km crossing and final podiums: Choki/Chozom/Entrekin and Choda/Norbu/Lind. Its later flood account remains separate from racing results.
SourceMen’s winner: Jamphel Choda
TUM reported Snowman’s completed five-day 185km crossing and final podiums: Choki/Chozom/Entrekin and Choda/Norbu/Lind. Its later flood account remains separate from racing results.
SourcePublication dates distinguish reporting from event dates.
Reported 2026-10-26
After three days, Pema Choki led the women’s combined times in 17:46:38, followed by Entrekin and Chozom. Choda, Norbu and Lind led the men. Two days remained; these are not final results.
TUM · Oct 26, 2026Reported 2026-10-23
TUM linked the five-day Snowman Race and tracking before its scheduled October 24 start; no result was reported.
TUM · Oct 23, 2026Facts above link directly to their sources. Published TUM dates and public-source check dates describe different things.
Public background sources checked October 24, 2026. The selection contains 127 published issues.
Background context from one original public source. TUM’s dated reporting appears below.
This is a limited background snapshot, checked October 24, 2026. Source publication dates and event dates are shown separately.
The published newsletter is the authority for each October 12 mention.
The published Kodiak preview. Plans and start lists are kept in their dated context.
Exact destination preserved from the published item. Supports the item’s original attribution; not a claim that its current state was freshly checked.
Exact destination preserved from the published item. Supports the item’s original attribution; not a claim that its current state was freshly checked.
Published article, 2026-10-23T17:36:25.389Z. Public original captured at 2026-10-24T18:28:35.677Z and projected to reviewed article text; no publishing-repository text pin is claimed.
Exact public destination in the published item. The archived TUM issue establishes the historical attribution; this is not a fresh verification of the destination’s current content.
Exact public destination in the published item. The archived TUM issue establishes the historical attribution; this is not a fresh verification of the destination’s current content.
Exact public destination in the published item. The archived TUM issue establishes the historical attribution; this is not a fresh verification of the destination’s current content.
Published article, 2026-10-26T20:52:03.372Z. Public original captured at 2026-10-26T20:55:46.170Z and projected to reviewed article text; no publishing-repository text pin is claimed.
Exact public destination in the published item. The archived TUM issue establishes the historical attribution; this is not a fresh verification of the destination’s current content.
Exact public destination in the published item. The archived TUM issue establishes the historical attribution; this is not a fresh verification of the destination’s current content.
Published article, 2026-10-30T22:01:29.120Z. Archived published text is pinned to canonical main 8452bc5c1159.
Exact public destination in the published item. The archived TUM issue establishes the historical attribution; this is not a fresh verification of the destination’s current content.
Exact public destination in the published item. The archived TUM issue establishes the historical attribution; this is not a fresh verification of the destination’s current content.
Exact public destination in the published item. The archived TUM issue establishes the historical attribution; this is not a fresh verification of the destination’s current content.
