Английская Википедия:Courtney Dauwalter

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Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Infobox sportsperson Courtney Dauwalter (born February 13, 1985) is an American ultramarathon runner and former teacher. Widely regarded as one of the world's best female trailrunners, Dauwalter became in 2023 the first person ever to win Western States 100, Hardrock 100 and the UTMB, three iconic 100-mile races, in the same year.

Early life

Dauwalter was raised in Hopkins, Minnesota and competed in track, cross-country, and Nordic skiing in high school. She was a four-time Minnesota state champion in Nordic skiing during her high school career. She attended the University of Denver on a cross-country skiing scholarship, and then earned a master's degree in teaching from the University of Mississippi in 2010 while participating in the Mississippi Teacher Corps.

She worked as a middle and high-school teacher in the Denver area, before becoming a full-time professional runner in 2017.

Trailrunning

Dauwalter is sponsored by Salomon.

In 2016, she set a course record at the Javelina Jundred 100K and won the Run Rabbit Run 100-mile race, finishing 75 minutes ahead of second place. She also won the 2017 Run Rabbit Run while battling temporary blindness when running the final 12 miles. She won the 2017 edition of the Moab 240 race in 2 days, 9 hours, and 59 minutes, finishing first overall and beating the second-place finisher by more than 10 hours. In 2017, she set the-then record for the longest run in 24 hours, at 155.391 miles during the Riverbank One Day Classic.

In 2018, Dauwalter won the Western States 100-mile race, with a finishing time of 17h27m. She competed in the Big's Backyard Ultra in 2018, finishing second overall and completing a total of 67 laps, setting the women's course record at 279.268 miles. She also placed second in the Tahoe 200, beating the previous women's course record by over 18 hours.

In 2019, she won the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc in a time of 24 h 34 min 26 sec, coming in 21st overall. In 2021 she would return to set the women's course record. She competed for the United States at the IAU 24 Hour World Championship in Brive-la-Gaillarde, France in October 2019, finishing 12th. In 2020, she won the American section of Big Dog's Ultra. She ran 68 laps for 283.3 miles for a finish time of 56 hours, 52 minutes, and 29 seconds, setting the record for the longest distance recorded by a female runner in the race.

In 2021, Dauwalter entered the Hardrock 100 but did not finish. In 2022 and 2023 she entered again and won, beating the previous women's course records for the Hardrock 100 set by Diana Finkel by over an hour, in each direction.

Also in 2023, she won the Western States 100, besting the previous women's course record set by Ellie Greenwood in 2012, finishing in a time of 15:29:34. This set the overall record for the Western States–Hardrock double. In September 2023, she then won the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc again, making her the first person in history to win the triple of Western States, Hardrock, and UTMB in a single year.

Awards and recognition

Dauwalter was named Ultra Runner of the Year in 2018 by Ultrarunning Magazine after winning 9 of the 12 races that she entered, including two where she finished first overall.

In 2020, she received the George Mallory Award at the Wasatch Mountain Film Festival for pushing the boundaries of physical human achievement.

Selected race results

2023	Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc	Chamonix, France	1st	100 mi	23:29:14
	Hardrock 100	Silverton, CO, USA	1st	100 mi	26:14:12	Women's course record (ccw)
	Western States 100	California	1st	100 mi	15:29:34	Women's course record
	Bandera 100k	Texas	1st	100 km	8:59:34	WSER Golden Ticket
	Transgrancanaria	Canary Islands, Spain	1st	128 km	14:40:39	Women's course record
2022	Grand Raid	Réunion island	1st	164 km	24:37:47
	Hardrock 100	Silverton, CO, USA	1st	100 mi	26:44:36	Women's course record (cw)
	Collegiate Loop Trail	Twin Lakes, Colorado, CO, USA	1st	160 mi	40:14	Fastest Known Time
2021	Ultra-trail Cape Town	Cape Town, South Africa	1st	100 km	11:20:04
	The Barkley Marathons	Frozen Head State Park, TN, USA	N/A	100 mi	DNF
	Hardrock 100	Silverton, Colorado, USA	N/A	100 mi	DNF
	Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc	Chamonix, France	1st	100 mi	22:30:54	Women's course record
2019	Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc	Chamonix, France	1st	100 mi	24:34:26
	Tarawera Ultramarathon	Rotorua, New Zealand	1st	100 km	9:28:04
2018	Western States 100	Olympic Valley, CA	1st	100 mi	17:27:00
	Ultra-Trail Mt. Fuji	Shizuoka, Japan	1st	100 mi	23:57:48
	Tahoe 200	Homewood, California	1st	200 mi	49:54:36	2nd overall
	Squamish 50	Squamish, British Columbia	1st	50 mi	8:22:15	Women's course record
2017	Moab 240	Moab, Utah	1st	240 mi	57:55:13	Overall win and course record
2016	Javelina Jundred	Fountain Hills, Arizona	1st	100 km	8:48:25
	Run Rabbit Run	Steamboat Springs, Colorado	1st	100 mi	21:23:37
2014	Ouray 100	Ouray, Colorado	1st	100 mi	26:46:20

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