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Sarah Vieuille and Remy Brassac won the 2026 TDS in Chamonix, France. Vieuille led the women's race, finishing in 22:08. Brassac won the men's race in 19:28.
The 148-kilometer course featured 9,300 meters of climbing. Vieuille held off Alice Meignié, finishing second in 22:30. Brassac led early, overcoming challenges to win. Read more trail coverage.
The race, known as Sur les Traces des Ducs de Savoie, started at night. Conditions included rain and fog. Vieuille's win marked her first race in Chamonix. Related: Leadville 100 and Skyrunner Races Highlight August 2026.
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French runners dominate the 2026 TDS, with Vieuille and Brassac securing top spots. Sarah Vieuille and Remy Brassac won the 2026 TDS in Chamonix, France. Vieuille led the women's race, finishing in 22:08. Brassac won the men's race in 19:28.
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Runner World published this brief on August 25, 2026. The underlying iRunFar report was dated August 25, 2026.
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