It was a record-setting day at the 2026 Western States 100, the storied 100.2-mile race from Olympic Valley, California to the foothills town of Auburn. Both the men’s and women’s course records went down. The fields were as deep as ever, and the performances proved that on Saturday.
Full Western States 100 results here
Vincent Bouillard set a new course record in the men’s race in a time of 13 hours, 46 minutes, and 15 seconds. In the women’s race, Jennifer Lichter also took down the course record, running a time of 15 hours, 28 minutes, and five seconds.
Here are the results below.
Men’s Results
- Vincent Bouillard, 13:46:15
- Francesco Puppi, 13:51:08
- Ryan Montgomery, 13:53:55
- Thomas Cardin, 14:07:58
- Zach Miller, 14:20:09
- Adam Peterman, 14:26:11
- Jeff Mogavero, 14:38:36
- Canyon Woodward, 14:45:24
- Will Murray, 15:23:12
- Hiroki Kai, 15:26:34
Women’s Results
- Jennifer Lichter, 15:28:05
- Riley Brady, 15:42:14
- Marianne Hogan, 15:51:44
- Caitlin Fielder, 15:57:09
- Lotti Brinks, 16:04:38
- Tara Dower, 16:13:07
- Fuzhao Xiang, 16:25:59
- Fiona Pascall, 16:32:05
- Hau Ha, 16:40:38
- Hannah Allgood, 16:45:56
Dan Beck is the deputy news editor at Runner’s World. He has led news coverage teams for major running events like the Olympic Games, World Athletics Championships, Boston Marathon, and New York City Marathon. A former collegiate distance runner at DeSales University, he still enjoys running, just more slowly now. Before coming to Runner’s World, he covered track and field and cross-country at MileSplit. He lives in Philadelphia with his wife, where the two like to explore the city’s rich dining scene.
