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Pyrenees Stage Run 2021 – Stage 7

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All good things come to an end. Yesterday, stage 7 concluded the 2021 Pyrenees Stage Run. In stage racing, the last day is often an easy victory run allowing participants to relax, tick off easy miles and cruise in to … Continue reading →

Pyrenees Stage Run 2021 – Stage 6

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Tavascan and concluding in Esterri d’Àneu. sing the last part of the Pallars Sobirà region to face Vall d’Aran, past participants had enthusiastically proclaimed that this was a spectacular day, and they were correct. Continue reading →

Pyrenees Stage Run 2021 – Stage 5

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Stage 5 of the 2021 Pyrenees Stage Run may well just be the ‘best’ one. Of course, it’s all subjective and when all stage have their highlights, it’s hard to choose. However, if you love tough mountain days, stage 5 is a doozy! Continue reading →

Pyrenees Stage Run 2021 – Stages 1 and 2

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The Pyrenees Stage Run 2021 got underway yesterday, Sunday August 29th from Ribes de Freser. The challenge? 240km over 7-days allowing participants to fully appreciate the beauty of the Pyrenees.  Continue reading →

Pyrenees Stage Run 2021

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Pyrenees Stage Run 2021 is back! Fourteen different nationalities will take part in this epic 7-day journey covering 240km and over 15000m of vertical gain. The Netherlands, Belgium and the United Kingdom will be the most represented countries as participants take on the challenge in teams of two or three. Continue reading →

Skyrunning UK announce the 2019 Skyrunner ® UK & IRELAND calendar

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Following on from the continued growth of skyrunning worldwide and the expansion of the Skyrunner ® World Series– Skyrunning UK is pleased to announce five races in four stunning locations that bring you the best of what the UK and Ireland … Continue reading →

Glen Coe Skyline 2018 – Skyrunner World Series

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Kilian Jornet and Hillary Gerardi win the 2018 Glen Coe Skyline 2018. Report via Lauri van Houten, ISF With wild and windy weather in the Scottish Highlands, the Salomon Glen Coe Skyline was run on a reduced course, but it … Continue reading →