(Photo: last-minute dynamic stretches before the start of the 3rd & final wave at, the chic and tranquil, Courmayeur, Italy) Later my overtaking most likely speeded-up a resurgence of an ITB-Syndrome (Runners Knee) that I got for the first time in July, as overtaking on narrow paths almost always involved quick sprints (and an “ excusi/ pa(e)rdon/excuse-me”) over very uneven terrain. I should have started fast until the narrow paths. I frustratingly lost hours of time due to runner traffic-jams that started after 3-4km, including literally standing still for 10 to 15 minutes (just three skipped the queue, to a chorus of raucous (from the French) boos & jeers) and then doing my slowest two-hours climbing in years. Results/videos in “RANKING” of /en/live/ccc ->my bib #5728: 25hrs 5mins /en/live/runner/5728 1258th of 2132 There were so many Asians, and I got a curious sense of kinship struggling with them, despite probably knowing at most just a few words of their language. Each runner had the option of wearing their name and flag on their backpack so I got lucky with a few spontaneous interesting conversations, as well as at Registration. The Mount Blanc massif must be one of the most beautiful and accessible in the world, with the best view from the Italian section. 25,678 applicants.ĬCC-“little sister of the UTMB” though one of the world’s most prestigious trail races in its own right, Starters: 2132 Finishers: 1578 DNF (did not finish): 554. The UTMB ® has become known as the “World’s Summit of Trail Running”: 3 countries. On the 30-31 August, 2019, I was finisher of the UTMB- CCC 101km, 6100m+, starting in Courmayeur(Italy) through Champex-Lac(Switzerland) arriving in Chamonix(France).
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