
Harry Subertas
Ultrarunner (Haroldas "Harry" Subertas) — 2024 Cocodona 250 and Tahoe 200 champion, ranked #8 UltraRunner of the Year 2024; mountaineer and environmental scientist based in Haines, Alaska.
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Aug 31, 2026
Crewing and Winning The Divide 200. With Harry Subertas and Lauren Klein
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9:52Adam LeeHOST
What was the course like in reality compared to maybe what you thought and how was running in the area for you? The course,

Harry SubertasGUEST
I had high ambitious goals for myself for that race, which I was just hoping to finish under 48 hours.

Harry SubertasGUEST
And once I started, I realized how ambitious that is, especially, like, once you get to that first climb, first summit, then you realize this is much more technical than it actually is.

Harry SubertasGUEST
I was hoping that it would ease off towards the end, but as you climb those two big climbs and then come back down into the valley to like halfway point about a hundred miles in, that's kind of what you think it's the hardest part.

Harry SubertasGUEST
But then I realized the last 50 or 60 miles was almost as hard as those first 50 or 60 miles.
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