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Analysis of the 10-day ultra-marathon using a predictive XG boost model

Ultra-marathon running races are held as distance-limited or time-limited events, ranging from 6 h to 10 days.

The influence of origin and race location on performance in IRONMAN® age group triathletes

The IRONMAN® (IM) triathlon is a popular multi-sport, where age group athletes often strive to qualify for the IM World Championship in Hawaii.

Key factors influencing cycling performance and overall race time in the Ironman 70.3 for amateur athletes

Previous study has shown that cycling is the most predictive modality in the Ironman 70.3 triathlon distance.

The fastest 24-hour ultramarathoners are from Eastern Europe

Ultramarathon running is of increasing popularity, where the time-limited 24-hour run is one of the most popular events.

Associations between environmental factors and running performance: An observational study of the Berlin Marathon

Extensive research has delved into the impact of environmental circumstances on the pacing and performance of professional marathon runners.

Sex difference in IRONMAN age group triathletes

The sex difference in athletic performance has been thoroughly investigated in single sport disciplines such as swimming, cycling, and running.

Road and trail running from 5 km to an ultra-marathon – trends in Switzerland from 1999 to 2019

This study aimed to verify participation and performance in all road and trail-based races in Switzerland over two decades (1999–2019).

Europe has the fastest Ironman race courses and the fastest Ironman age group triathletes

The majority of participants in Ironman triathlon races are age group athletes. We have extensive knowledge about recreational athletes’ training and competition participation.

Analysis of the 72‑h ultramarathon using a predictive XG Boost model

Ultramarathon running enjoys unwavering popularity. This includes the 72-h run, the longest time-limited ultramarathon based on hours and not days, yet this specific race format remains understudied.