RUN247
Search
shop
RUN247 / Running News / Trail Running News / Follow LIVE: Jon Albon and Yngvild Kaspersen win UTMB CCC 2023 titles

Follow LIVE: Jon Albon and Yngvild Kaspersen win UTMB CCC 2023 titles

Patrick Ryan
Reporter
Updated on
SHOP

British runner Jonathan Albon won the UTMB CCC 2023 ahead of Chinese runner Jiasheng Shen in the men’s field of the UTMB CCC, while Norway’s Yngvild Kaspersen won the women’s race.

Albon leapfrogged American Dakota Jones to become the main challenger to long-time leader Sheng, before eventually claiming victory with Jones holding on to third.

Norway’s Yngvild Kaspersen led for the vast majority of the women’s race and had a big lead over her nearest rivals. American Helen Mino Faukner was locked in a battle for second, eventually losing out to Zimbabwean Emily Hawgood.

You can read our full race report HERE.

Watch UTMB CCC 2023 live TV coverage

UTMB TV is the primary source for live coverage of the 2023 UTMB World Series Finals, including live coverage of the UTMB CCC 2023.

Streams are available on the UTMB YouTube channel in a variety of languages HERE. There is English language coverage of the UTMB CCC 2023 available below:

There are further TV options for fans in USA, Canada, Spain and France.

Outside Watch provides live content across its web and mobile app platforms in the USA and Canada.

TV3 will broadcast the UTMB race across Friday and Saturday in Spain (in Catalan).

L’Equipe fronts coverage in France while fans in China can watch on video platform iQIYI Sports.

UTMB CCC 2023 live tracking

UTMB Live, which also houses the streaming of the event, offers additional live tracking of the UTMB World Series Finals and the UTMB CCC.

Tracking for the UTMB CCC is available HERE.

This is not a paywall. RUN247 is still free to read.
Register to support our independent coverage & to customise your email preferences.
Communication Preferences
Invalid email address

Another tracking option is through the LiveTrail app, which has incorporated all the best features from LiveRun and LiveInfo to provide a complete experience to runners, crews and fans.

The app offers ETAs for each runner throughout the race, lists of favourites, interactive race profiles and runner comparisons

Meanwhile, LiveCam offers live footage from around 15 webcams stationed along the race routes.

Who are the contenders at the 2023 UTMB CCC?

Dakota Jones will be one of the main challengers in the men’s race this year, looking to build on his win at the Transvulcania La Palma Island by UTMB 2023 Ultra race.

Italian Andrea Reiterer will also fancy his chances, following a good 2023 season in which he came second in the WMTRC Long Trail event.

China’s Jiasheng Shen came fourth at UTMB CCC last year and finished in the same spot at this year’s Western States- could he make his way onto the podium at the 100k event at the UTMB World Series Finals?

Britain’s Jonathan Albon was the runner up at the UTMB CCC last year, and will be looking to match fellow countryman Tom Evans who won in 2018 – and is hoping to take the UTMB title this year.

Helen Mino Faukner is expected to be near the front of the women’s field – she has picked up the Speedgoat by UTMB 50k and Valholl Ultra Trail By UTMB 80K titles this year.

Her fellow American, Emily Schmitz, has also secured several good finishes this year- she was 19th at this event in 2022.

What is the UTMB CCC?

The UTMB CCC (Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc Courmayeur – Champex – Chamonix) is an event at the UTMB World Series Finals which acts as the World Series Final for the 100km category of races.

A historic race in its own right, the UTMB CCC- named after the towns the route goes through – is the second longest race at the UTMB, and is often ran by elite runners ahead of a future attempt at the ‘big’ UTMB.

Patrick Ryan
Written by
Patrick Ryan
Patrick is a major contributor to TRI247 and RUN247. A keen hiker with wide experience in sports journalism, he has covered the Olympics and Commonwealth Games.

Latest Running News

Russ Cook, known as the 'Hardest Geezer', on his run across Africa
‘Hardest Geezer’ Russ Cook back online as he passes 13,000km on epic African run
British ultrarunner James Nobles photo credit Team Montane
James Nobles on juggling family life with training – and cutting down on tangfastics!
‘A picture that captures the pure joy that is Barkley’: Photographing ‘The Race That Eats Its Young’
Ultrarunner James Nobles [Photo credit: Team Montane]
‘Unfinished business’: James Nobles already focussed on Montane Winter Spine return
Harvey Lewis in action at the 2023 Badwater 135
Harvey Lewis training ‘harder and smarter’ for this year’s Barkley Marathons
The SBRX Group

Proudly elevating endurance sports through content, products & services

SBRX
RUN247
Share to...