British winner
Ultra runners defy the rain at Mozart 100
The twelfth edition of the Mozart 100 went very well despite the bad weather. An Austrian by choice was the first to cross the finish line after more than eleven hours. An Antheringer was the best Austrian.
The twelfth edition of the Mozart 100 started yesterday at five o'clock in the morning at Kapitelplatz in pouring rain. Around 3000 runners took part in the ultra-running competition on one of six routes. Jack Chamberlain was the fastest on the supreme distance over 105 kilometers and 5400 vertical meters (the Zwölferhorn had to be cancelled due to cold and wind). The Briton, who lives in Austria, arrived at Kapitelplatz after eleven hours and 20 minutes.
Around three quarters of an hour later, his compatriot Fiona Pascall crossed the finish line. Thomas Reichl, who was born in Anthering, was the best Austrian runner in fifth place overall.
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