This week, Innsbruck-Stubai, Austria, hosts the second-ever combined Trail World Championships and World Mountain Running Championshipsnow called the World Mountain and Trail Running Championshipsfrom June 7 to 10, 2023.
We’re covering the 80-kilometer (actually 84.9k/54 miles) race starting at 6:30 am local time on Friday, June 9, which is 10:30 pm on Thursday, June 8, in US Mountain Daylight Time.
During the race, runners will climb a massive 6,500 meters (21,000 feet) with even more descending as the course trends from the village of Neustift up in the Stubai Valley to the lower altitude city of Innsbruck.
We’ll be livecasting the event on iRunFar’s Twitter feedso be sure to also join us over on Twitter!
(We’ve removed our usual embedded list of collected Twitter sources from this page as usual, because Twitter no longer supports the auto-refreshing of embedded timelines.)
Resources for Following the 2023 Trail World Championships 80k
Here are a couple of resources to help you follow the race:
- iRunFar’s in-depth previews of the men’s and women’s races;
- iRunFar’s pre-race video interviews with Clare Gallagher, Blandine L’Hirondel, Nicolas Martin, Zach Miller, Hannes Namberger, Andreas Reiterer, Martina Valmassoi, and Marcela Vašínová;
- The full entrants’ lists for all the races at this year’s World Mountain and Trail Running Championships, including this race which can be accessed by selecting the Long Trail race in the initial dropdown labeled Contest;
- The event website, including the Long Trail course map;
- Live timing updates should be found here, but you may have to navigate to the Long Trail (or similar) for 80k live splits;
- Live video of the Trail World Championships 80k.
More to Read While Following the 2023 Trail World Championships 80k
Here’s some additional Trail World Championships-related info to fill your time while following the race:
2023 Trail World Championships 80k Live Video Feed
The official race video for the Trail World Championships 80k is scheduled to start at 6:20 am local time on Friday, June 9, which is 10:20 pm Thursday evening in US Mountain Time, or 10 minutes before the race start.
(If there’s a break after the start, we know that video coverage was originally scheduled to start at 10 am local time, so keep that in mind.)
