12:41- Wednesday
Heidi Weiss is the last runner to pass through Lone Pine. All remaining runners are now on the Whitney Portal Road.
11:06 - Wednesday - New Splits Posted
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05:20 - Wednesday - New Splits Posted
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00:27 - Wednesday
Darwin time station officially closes. All runners past.
23:25 - Tuesday - New Splits Posted
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19:58 - Tuesday - New Splits Posted
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19:58 - Tuesday - First Woman Finisher
Monica Scholz finishes first for women in 32:07:01
15:58 - Tuesday
Finished: Konya 25:58:42, Engle 28:18:36, Hawke 28:45:10, Goggins 30:18:54, Pelissier 31:28:15,
Oh and it's raining at the finish!
12:10pm - Tuesday - New Splits
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11:55am - Tuesday
Scott Jurek finishes race with a combined time of 25:41:18 putting him first among men.
09:21am - Tuesday
New DNFs: 73 - Nilsson, 11, 57 - Jensen
08:19am - Tuesday
Scott Jurek passes through Lone Pine with a combined time of 22:51:00, 15 minutes faster than Akos Konya at the same point. Looks close!
08:19am - Tuesday
Konya Finishes Race, elapsed time: 25:58:42. Goggins through Lone Pine at 08:16am
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5:44am - Tuesday - Race Update
The latest point at which we had common times is Darwin, mile 90.1. Konya (6:00am start) elapsed time at Darwin was through at 22:17, 16h17m. Jurek (10:00am start) was through at 3:10am, or 17h10am. Charlie Engle (10:00am start) was through at 4:22am, or 18h22am. Ferg Hawke (also 10:00am start) was next through at 4:15am, or 18h15am.
5:25am - Tuesday - Leader through Lone Pine
Next behind Akos Kanya are David Goggins and Scott Jurek. Goggins was walking well, while Scott was still running. We also understand that Pam Reed pulled at Stovepipe Wells from dehydration.
5:06am - Tuesday - Leader through Lone Pine
Akos Kanya has just passed the timing station at Lone Pine, running strongly, and has now turned up the Whitney Portals Rd., with 13 miles to go.
4:57am - Tuesday - Update on women leaders
Our latest report on the women's race come from Panamint Springs, at mile 72.3.
The first woman to pass through on the clock was Monique Muhlen, #21, at 12:58am, or an elapsed time of 18 hours and 58 minutes.
Next through was Monica Scholz, #12, at a clock time of 2:08am. However, Monica, multiple past finisher and former women's race winner was seeded in the 10:00am starting wave, so is moving at a quicker pace.
Mary Kashurba (8:00am start) was the third woman through Panamint at 4:19am.
Past winner Pam Reed was reported to have been suffering from an ankle injury early on in the race and has not been among the leaders.
3:20am Tuesday morning
Through Darwin: Konya Monday at 22:17, Goggins Tuesday at 01:36, Pelissier at 02:58, Jurek at 03:10
3:00am Tuesday Morning
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11:54 PM Monday Night
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Passing through Darwin at approximately 10:15, Akos Kanya of Riverside, California was moving very well. Wearing a shirt decorated with flames, his time was approximately 20 minutes ahead of Scott Jurek's record setting pace of 2005!
Second through Panamint Springs was David Goggins, also a first timer at the Kiehl's Badwater Ultramarathon.
Both crews are working extremely well with their runners, who both started in the earliest 6:00am wave. Some of the early favorites, including Jurek, Engle, Hawke, and Karnazes were bunched tightly together around 6:30pm, moving at that time up Towne's Pass.
