Jun 24, 2026 · 53 min · 12 segments
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And then potentially if I get out either the 90 K, I think for 90 K and Labarito, I might just give my picks.

So Mont Blanc marathon, I think is going to be the most densely competitive race.

And then Mont Blanc marathon and Labarito have some good storylines, but the depth is on the marathon distance, uh, race.

So it starts in Palisades, uh, resorts, and then goes all the way to the town of Auburn, California, uh, at the Placer high track.

So, uh, oldest continuously run 100 mile race if i'm not mistaken i think we're on 50 i want to say it's 1972 off the top of my head so we're at 50 plus years um and yeah basically just has been the most competitive 100 in america more or less since it started and probably one of the best known 100 mile races in the world outside of maybe utmb and maybe the ladville i'd have to say but definitely the most competitive up there along with uh ut with utmb for 100 mile races So Western States, yeah.

And then potentially if I get out either the 90 K, I think for 90 K and Labarito, I might just give my picks.

So Mont Blanc marathon, I think is going to be the most densely competitive race.

And then Mont Blanc marathon and Labarito have some good storylines, but the depth is on the marathon distance, uh, race.

So it starts in Palisades, uh, resorts, and then goes all the way to the town of Auburn, California, uh, at the Placer high track.

So, uh, oldest continuously run 100 mile race if i'm not mistaken i think we're on 50 i want to say it's 1972 off the top of my head so we're at 50 plus years um and yeah basically just has been the most competitive 100 in america more or less since it started and probably one of the best known 100 mile races in the world outside of maybe utmb and maybe the ladville i'd have to say but definitely the most competitive up there along with uh ut with utmb for 100 mile races So Western States, yeah.
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