
Alex Milne delivered an exceptional performance at the IAU 100km Championships by claiming the individual bronze medal and securing a new national record for Great Britain. His finishing time surpassed the previous standard set by Steve Way a decade prior, placing him second on the all-time UK lists.
Meanwhile, Charlie Lawrence captured the men's gold medal to help the United States secure the team title, while Aleksandr Sorokin earned the silver medal. In the women's competition, Courtney Olsen secured the individual crown for the United States, followed by Miho Nakata in second place and Gemma Arenas-Alcazars claiming bronze after a late positional change.
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