More Women's Records Broken in 2024!
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Congratulations to Julie Hamulecki (ON) and Bernadette Benson (living abroad), who have had the following records ratified:
Jones and Brown continue to break records
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Congratulations to Catrin Jones (BC) and Viktoria Brown (ON), who have had the following records ratified:
Benson breaks W55 records
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At the April 6-7 2024 Australian 24hr Track Invitational in Canberra, Bernadette Benson broke three W55 records, which have been ratified by ACU.
W55 6hr: 62.632km, surpassing Barbara McLeod's performance from 1992
W55 12hr: 118.596km, surpassing Barbara McLeod's performance from 1994
W55 100 mile: 16:54:18, surpassing Sue Armstrong's 2015 time of 21:06:44. Bernadette's performance is a pending IAU World Age Best Performance (WABP), which is currently with the IAU Records Committee for verification and ratification.
George Biondic Breaks Three M70 Records
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Congratulations to George Biondic of Ontario, who set a new 48 Hour M70 record of 217.261km with his performance at 3 Days at the Fair (6 Day Run) in New Jersey in May 2023. His performance surpassed the 48 Hour M70 record of 210.824km set in 2017 by Donald Landry. George went on to break the M70 72 Hour record, covering 294.510km, and the M70 6 Day record, with a final total of 550.396km. His 72 Hour and 6 Day distances bettered the former records held by Charlie Upshall of 288.073km and 500.506km, respectively.
Catrin Jones breaks 6 Hour and 50 Mile Records
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Congratulations to Catrin Jones, who set new 6 Hour Open (and W40) records of 78.571km with her performance at Survivorfest in Sherwood Park, Alberta in June 2023. Her performance surpassed the 6 Hour record of 75.538km which she set in 2020. Catrin went on to break the 50 Mile Open (and W40) records in a time of 6:08:16, which bettered the previous record held by her of 6:09:11.
New Women's Records
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Congratulations to Amanda Nelson (ON) and Viktoria Brown (ON), who have had the following records ratified:
Team Canada for 24hr World Championships 2023
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Congratulations to those selected to represent Canada at the 2023 IAU 24H World Championships in Taiwan (Chinese Taipei) on 1-2 December 2023. The event will also be hosting the concurrent World Masters Athletics (WMA) 24H World Championships.
Tim Higham, expat
Matt Tribe, ON
François Decelles, QC
Viktoria Brown, ON
Laura Sheridan, expat
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