TRAIL ASIAN OCEANIA
2024 saw the inaugural iTRA Asia Pacific Trail Running Championships (APTRC's) held in the breathtaking landscapes of Ulju-gun, Ulsan City, South Korea held between the 23rd and 27th October 2024.
AUTRA sent a team of male and females athletes to complete in the Long and Short Course events as well as the U23's.
The team and results are as follows:
Women's Long Course (80km)
Kellie Angel - 9th
Men's Long Course (80km)
Michael Dimuantes - 3rd
Women's Short Course (40km)
Patricia McKibbin - 5th
Sarah Ludowici - 9th
Jessica Jason - 7th
Men's Short Course (40km)
Billy Curtis
Blake Turner - 3rd
Vlad Ixel - DNF
Charlie Hamilton
Women's U23
Zoe Manning - 1st
Amy Stockwell
Men's U23
Toby Lang - 3rd
Ethan Penck -2nd
Individual Athletes
Lauren Rooke - Short Course - 10th
Cecilia Mattas - Long Course - 4th
In the overall Championship Cup, Japan took 1st with a total of 864 points followed by the Philippines (805) and Hong Kong (795). Australia took 4th Place with 754 points.
2024 iTRA aptrc, ulji, south korea.
DOCUMENTATION
TEAM APPLICATION DATES
3 July 2024
PAST EVENTS:
The 2025 World Mountain Trail Championships will be held in Canfranc Spain in September 2025
The 2023 Trail World Championships were held in Innsbruck, Stubai on on June 9th 2023.
Team:
MEN (87km)
- Thomas Dade
- Andrew Gaskill
- Bastien Missud
- Majell Backhausen
- Nigel Hill
WOMEN (87km)
- Nicole Paton
- Claire O'Brien Smith
MEN (44km)
- Vlad Ixel
- Matthew Crehan
- Fraser Darcy
- David Longo
WOMEN (44KM)
- Kellie Angel
- Patricia McKibbon
- Madison Reynolds
- Danielle Van Der Heul
- Jasmine Sargeant
Individual Results:
MEN:
Thomas Dade - 12:23 (76)
Andrew Gaskill - 13:10 (98)
Bastien Missud - 13:28 (106)
Majell Backhausen - 13:34 (107)
Nigel Hill - 13:58 (111)
Vlad Ixel - 5:06 (59)
Matthew Crehan - 5:18 (75)
Fraser Darcy - 5:27 (88)
David Longo - 5:55 (118)
WOMEN:
Nicole Paton - 14:17 (56)
Claire O'Brien Smith - 14:50 (66)
Kellie Angel - 5:47 (41)
Patricia McKibbon - 6:30 (69)
Madison Reynolds - Timed out
Danielle Van Der Heul - Timed out
Jasmine Sargeant - DNF
The 2019 Trail World Championships were held in Mirandha do Corvo in Portugal on June 8th 2019.
Team:
MEN:
- Ryan Lowe
WOMEN:
- Stephanie Austin
- Jodie Earl
- Sara Ludowici
- Jessica Collins
- Laren Rooke
Individual Results:
MEN:
105th: RYAN LOWE 04:25:19
WOMEN:
19th: STEPHANIE AUSTIN 04:33:58
77th: JODIE EARL 05:15:12
104th: SARAH LUDOWICI 05:29:41
137th: JESSICA COLLINS 05:56:47
142nd: LAUREN ROOKE 06:12:14
Team Results:
MEN:
No placing due to insufficient representation
WOMEN:
15th placed female team, 15:18:52
The 2018 Trail World Championships were held in Penyagolosa, Spain on 12 May 2018. The event was 85km in length.
TEAM
MEN:
Turnbull, David
WOMEN:
Bruins, Robyn,
Clifton, Louise
Fowler, Gill
Schluter, Jessica
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
MEN:
Turnbull, David - 12:25:13, 174th
WOMEN:
Clifton, Louise - 12:09:23, F42
Bruins, Robyn - 12:09:39, F44
Fowler, Gill - 12:13:49, F48
Schluter, Jessica - 12:36:08, F63
TEAM RESULTS
MEN:
No placing due to insufficient representation.
WOMEN:
12 placed female team, 37:29:25
The 2016 Trail World Championships were held in Peneda-Gerês, Portugal on 26 October 2016.
The event was 85km in length and there were 199 finishers, of which 116 were male and 83 were female. Male winner was LUIS ALBERTO HERNANDO (SPA) in 8:20:26 and the female winner was CAROLINE CHAVEROT (FRA) in 9:39:39.
Team:
MEN:
Davies, Brendan
Ixel, Vlad
O'loughlin, Jonathan
WOMEN:
Emmerson, Kellie
Jones, Maggie
Lamprecht, Amy
Individual Results:
MEN:
Ixel, Vlad, 9:38:15 - 25th
O'loughlin, Jonathan, 12:14:13 - 99th
Davies, Brendan, 12:16:39 - 101st
WOMEN:
Emmerson, Kellie, 11:48:28 - F30th
Jones, Maggie, 12:46:53 - F51st
Lamprecht, Amy, 13:25:19 - 66th
Team Results:
MEN:
1st - France, 25:37:10
2nd - Spain, 26:26:02
3rd - Germany, 28:24:03
19th - Australia, 34:09:08
WOMEN:
1st - France, 30:38:12
2nd - Spain, 30:50:19
3rd - United Kingdom, 33:04:37
The 2015 Trail World Championships were held in Annecy, France on 30 May 2015.
The event was 84km in length and there were 229 finishers, of which 144 were male and 85 were female. Male winner was Sylvain Court (FRA) in 8:15:38 and the female winner was Nathalie Mauclair (FRA) in 9:50:39.
MEN:
Backhausen, Majell
Brazier, Thomas
Keyte, Michael
WOMEN:
Bartholomew, Lucinda (Lucy)
Emmerson, Kellie
Fowler, Gillian
Individual Results:
MEN:
Backhausen, Majell, 10:03:00 - 47th
Brazier, Thomas, 10:43:35 - 74th
Keyte, Michael, 12:20:20 - 110th
WOMEN:
Emmerson, Kellie, 11:17:40 - F19
Fowler, Gillian, 11:26:18 - F23
Bartholomew, Lucinda (Lucy), 13:31:10 - 61st
The 2013 Trail World Championships were held in Llanrwst/Conwy, Wales on 6 July 2013.
The 2013 Trail World Championships were held in Llanrwst/Conwy, Wales on 6 July 2013.
There were 100 finishers, of which 54 were male and 46 were female. Male winner was Ricky Lightfoot (GBR) in 5:36:03 and the female winner was Nathalie Mauclair (FRA) in 6:38:46.
Team:
MEN:
Tuckey, Andrew
WOMEN:
Bull, Kirstin
Moore, Georgina
Noble, Mandy-Lee
Individual Results:
MEN:
Tuckey, Andrew, 6:04:12 - 8th
WOMEN:
Moore, Georgina, 7:33:41 - F20
Bull, Kirstin, 7:34:59 - F21
Noble, Mandy-Lee, 8:01:23 - F33
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The 2011 Trail World Championships were held in Connemara, Ireland on 9 July 2011.
There were 98 finishers, of which 68 were male and 30 were female. Male winner was Erik Clavery (FRA) in 6:39:07 and the female winner was Maud Gobert (FRA) in 7:41:31.
Team:
MEN:
Hood, Allan
Mannix, Kevin
WOMEN:
No Australians
Individual Results:
MEN:
Mannix, Kevin, 8:03:57 - 43rd
Hood, Allan, 8:56:22 - M60th
The 2009 Trail World Championships were held in Serre Chevalier, France on 12 July 2009.
There were 46 finishers, of which 32 were male and 14 were female. Male winner was Thomas Lorblanchet (FRA) in 6:38:18 and the female winner was Cecilia Mora (ITA) in 7:53:18.
Team:
MEN:
DuBois, Andrew
WOMEN:
No Australian female participants.
Individual Results:
MEN:
DuBois, Andrew, 10:24:47 - 40th
The 2007 Trail World Championships were held in Huntsville, USA on 8 December 2007.
There were 172 finishers, of which 128 were male and 44 were female. Male winner was Jaroslaw Janicki (POL) in 6:07:45 and the female winner was Norimi Sakurai (JPN) in 6:34:57.
Team:
MEN:
Pirola-Merlo, Andrew
WOMEN:
No Australian female entrants.
Individual Results:
MEN:
Pirola-Merlo, Andrew, 8:35:19 - 34th
