Verbier’s 140K X-Alpine results
Bastien Fleury won the 140K X-Alpine in 19:42:29 ahead of Florian Petit and Nicolas Dauvergne. Hélène Dassy won the women’s race in 23:17:31, followed by Claire Bannwarth and Lenka Polackova.
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Trail Verbier Saint-Bernard is a multi-distance mountain-running event in Switzerland’s Valaisian Alps. Its program includes the X-Alpine, X-Traversée and Verbier Marathon, each with a separate course and result field.
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Bastien Fleury won the 140K X-Alpine in 19:42:29 ahead of Florian Petit and Nicolas Dauvergne. Hélène Dassy won the women’s race in 23:17:31, followed by Claire Bannwarth and Lenka Polackova.
Clovis Chaverot won the 77K X-Traversée in 8:39:17 ahead of Jean-Philippe Tschumi and Corentin Play. Anna Carlsson won in 10:29:25, 45 seconds ahead of Miria Meinheit, with Mélanie Delasoie third. These are distinct from X-Alpine results.
Lucien Mermillon won the 43K Verbier Marathon in 4:26:59, ahead of Dylan Ribeiro and Elia Bongiovanni. Maude Mathys won the women’s race in 4:42:02 and was fourth overall, ahead of Lucille Germain and Marie-Charlotte Iratzoquy. The four trailing athletes’ times and exact places are not specified in this item.
The 140K X-Alpine, 77K X-Traversée and 43K Marathon have separate results.
Reported 2026-07-13
140K X-Alpine
140K X-Alpine: Bastien Fleury won in 19:42:29 and Hélène Dassy in 23:17:31. The source lists following finishers without explicit numerical places.
TUM · Jul 13, 2026Reported 2026-07-13
77K X-Traversée
77K X-Traversée: Clovis Chaverot won in 8:39:17. Anna Carlsson won in 10:29:25, 45 seconds ahead of Miria Meinheit; Mélanie Delasoie was explicitly third woman in 10:43:20.
TUM · Jul 13, 2026Reported 2026-07-13
43K Marathon
43K Marathon: Lucien Mermillon won in 4:26:59. Maude Mathys was women’s winner and fourth overall in 4:42:02. Other named trailing runners’ times and exact places are unstated.
TUM · Jul 13, 2026140K X-Alpine men’s winner, 19:42:29
Bastien Fleury — 140K X-Alpine men’s winner, 19:42:29. Reported 2026-07-13.
Source140K X-Alpine women’s winner, 23:17:31
Hélène Dassy — 140K X-Alpine women’s winner, 23:17:31. Reported 2026-07-13.
Source77K X-Traversée women’s winner, 10:29:25
Anna Carlsson — 77K X-Traversée women’s winner, 10:29:25. Reported 2026-07-13.
Source43K marathon women’s winner, 4:42:02; fourth overall
Maude Mathys — 43K marathon women’s winner, 4:42:02; fourth overall. Reported 2026-07-13.
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