Be a part of Aleksandr Sorokin’s record-breaking 100 km run
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Aleksandr Sorokin
The fastest ultrarunner of all time. He holds 6 world records on the track and road, from 100 km to 24-hour runs, in some cases having broken his own earlier records.
Aleksandr is the current holder of the 100 km world record, and he wants to beat it again. “Let’s do it again!” A. Sorokin says.
Race participants
Gitana Akmanavičiūtė
Gitana Akmanavičiūtė
38y, National Champion
Distance:
100 km
Personal bests:
10km: 36:10:00
HM: 1:21:10
Marathon: 2:49:38
50km: 3:25:39 (LT record)
100km: 7:34:05 (LT record)
Remigijus Kančys
Remigijus Kančys
36y, Olympian, 5th in EC (50km)
Distance:
50 km
Personal bests:
10km: 00:30:03
HM: 01:03:49
Marathon: 02:12:50
50km: 02:54:05
Guillaume Ruel
Guillaume Ruel
26y, European Record Holder (50km)
Distance:
100 km
Personal bests:
HM: 01:04:53
Marathon: 02:14:48
50km: 02:47:24
100km: 06:19:51
Event agenda
6:00 am
100km and 50mi runs begin
9:00 AM
50km run and relay race begin
10:00 AM
Come to cheer on athletes in the final hours of the race
11:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Men’s 50 km, 50mi and 100km Race Finale
1:00 PM
Men’s 50 km, 50mi ir 100km Awards Ceremony
1:00 PM - 2 :00 PM
Women’s 100km Awards Ceremony
2:30 PM
Women’s 100km Race Finale
3:00 PM
End of the race
The 100 km run powered by Nord Security is an open national championship. The race track (50km, 50mi and 100km) is certified by World Athletics and approved by the International Association of Ultrarunners and the Athletics Federation of Lithuania. The event is organized by VšĮ Ultramarathon, the Athletics Federation of Lithuania, and the Vilnius Municipality. Check the event regulations here.
About the race track
Surface:
flat, asphalt
Width:
2-3 meters
Elevation:
smooth, +/-5 meters per lap
Lap:
Lap: 1,85 km
Track certification:
World Athletics
Surface:
flat, asphalt
Width:
2-3 meters
Elevation:
smooth, +/-5 meters per lap
Lap:
Lap: 1,85 km
Track certification:
World Athletics
