Kilian Jornet of Spain set a new Hardrock 100 record when he finished last year’s race in 22 hours, 41 minutes, 35 seconds. He gained separation from the competition on all the climbs, which total 33,050 feet in all over the course of the 100-mile race.
Kilian Jornet of Spain set a new Hardrock 100 record when he finished last year’s race in 22 hours, 41 minutes, 35 seconds. He gained separation from the competition on all the climbs, which total 33,050 feet in all over the course of the 100-mile race.Courtesy of Jordi Saragossa

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