At this year's Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc (UTMB), Blandine L'Hirondel claimed the women's race, marking the first French victory in this event since 2016, according to franceinfo.
L'Hirondel, 35, completed the 173 km course after a remarkable performance, as highlighted by La Libre Belgique. Runners faced challenging race conditions, and the night proved crucial for the performances of favorites, notably two of whom saw their ambitions collapse, reports Le Figaro.
Meanwhile, American Ben Dhiman also dominated the men's race, remaining among the leaders throughout the event, according to multiple sources. The gap between the top runners widened, showcasing the exceptional performances of these athletes.
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