Ultras, by the numbers
Finish-time distributions, cutoff pressure, and where the field actually slows down — computed from 11,088 real finishes, checkpoint by checkpoint. No estimates, no averages from a book.
Western States 100
The oldest 100-miler in the world, from Olympic Valley to the Placer High track in Auburn.
- Median finish
- 26:48 median
- Finish rate
- 80% finish
- Finishers in data
- 2,034 finishers, 2018–2025
Hardrock 100
The high, wild loop through the San Juans — thirteen major passes, and a course that spends the day above 11,000 feet.
- Median finish
- 41:00 median
- Finish rate
- 78% finish
- Finishers in data
- 114 finishers, 2025
SaintéLyon
France’s giant winter classic — a night crossing of the Monts du Lyonnais from Saint-Étienne to Lyon, headlamps only.
- Median finish
- 10:58 median
- Finish rate
- 89% finish
- Finishers in data
- 6,152 finishers, 2025
Lavaredo Ultra Trail 120K
Out of Cortina at 11 PM and into the Dolomites — Tre Cime di Lavaredo by dawn if you’re moving well.
- Median finish
- 22:38 median
- Finish rate
- 76% finish
- Finishers in data
- 1,182 finishers, 2023
100 Miles Berlin
The Mauerweglauf — 100 miles tracing the full course of the Berlin Wall, gone longer now than it ever stood.
- Median finish
- 23:14 median
- Finish rate
- 80% finish
- Finishers in data
- 324 finishers, 2018
Endurance Trail des Templiers
The long race of the Festival des Templiers — causses, gorges and single track above Millau.
- Median finish
- 17:26 median
- Finish rate
- 72% finish
- Finishers in data
- 1,282 finishers, 2025
Every page is built from official per-runner checkpoint splits (finishers only) and, where available, the race's official cutoff chart. More races are added as their split data is ingested.