Courtney Dauwalter has again won the Hardrock 100, and has done so by beating his own tour record clockwise with a time of 26:03:10, more than eight minutes better than his 2024 mark. The American arrived in Silverton just two months after finishing second in the Cocodon 250, and yet he dominated the race almost from start to finish: in Kroger's Canteen he already took 43 minutes to Careth Arnold, and although he suffered stomach problems in the…
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Courtney Dauwalter has again won the Hardrock 100, and has done so by beating his own tour record clockwise with a time of 26:03:10, more than eight minutes better than his 2024 mark. The American arrived in Silverton just two months after finishing second in the Cocodon 250, and yet he dominated the race almost from start to finish: in Kroger's Canteen he already took 43 minutes to Careth Arnold, and although he suffered stomach problems in the…