Race
Ultra-Trail Cape Town UT100 is the event’s approximately 100-kilometer race around Table Mountain. Its technical route starts at Gardens Rugby Club and links mountain climbs, greenbelts and forest trails.
2 TUM reports · Published coverage below
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At 2024 UTCT, Aleksei Tolstenko won 100 miles in 21:06:54 and Kerry-Ann Marshall the women’s race in 25:38:16. In the distinct 98K UT100, Jazmine Lowther won the women’s race in 12:04:25 and Hugo Deck the men’s race in 10:31:02. Tolstenko’s 2023 comparison stays separate.
Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: November 27, 2024
TUM reported Miguel Arsénio securing the men’s inaugural World Trail Majors title with second at UT100. Courtney Dauwalter retained the women’s series lead on points from earlier races; this does not say she raced CapeTown.
Event date: 2024 · TUM publication: November 27, 2024
2024 women’s winner
At 2024 UTCT, Aleksei Tolstenko won 100 miles in 21:06:54 and Kerry-Ann Marshall the women’s race in 25:38:16. In the distinct 98K UT100, Jazmine Lowther won the women’s race in 12:04:25 and Hugo Deck the men’s race in 10:31:02. Tolstenko’s 2023 comparison stays separate.
Source2024 men’s winner
At 2024 UTCT, Aleksei Tolstenko won 100 miles in 21:06:54 and Kerry-Ann Marshall the women’s race in 25:38:16. In the distinct 98K UT100, Jazmine Lowther won the women’s race in 12:04:25 and Hugo Deck the men’s race in 10:31:02. Tolstenko’s 2023 comparison stays separate.
Source2024 men’s runner-up
TUM reported Miguel Arsénio securing the men’s inaugural World Trail Majors title with second at UT100. Courtney Dauwalter retained the women’s series lead on points from earlier races; this does not say she raced CapeTown.
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