Full moon for the fastest Ultra Trail du Mont Blanc in history

The Ultra Trail du Mont Blanc, a grueling 171-kilometer race encircling the Alps, witnessed history being made with its fastest edition yet. Under idyllic conditions, Ben Dhiman and Blandine L’Hirondel secured commanding victories, solidifying their dominance in the extreme endurance event.

The race, renowned for its challenging terrain and demanding distance, unfolded around the majestic peaks of the Alps. Despite an initial delay caused by severe storms, the athletes were eventually able to commence their journey. Once underway, the conditions proved to be near perfect, allowing for an exceptionally fast pace throughout the competition.

Dhiman and L’Hirondel showcased remarkable performances, crossing the finish line well ahead of their competitors. Their wins were described as "unequivocal," highlighting their superior strength and strategy against the breathtaking backdrop of the mountains. The event's swift conclusion under a full moon added a touch of magic to the historic achievement.