• Results: 100KM World Championships Berlin 2022

Results for the 100KM World Championships 2022 live stream, results schedule and entry lists.

The 31st edition of 100KM World Championships takes place in Berlin, Germany on Saturday, August 27.

Results and leaderboard

Men Top Results

1. Haruki Okayama (Japan) - 6:12:10 - PB

2. Jumpei Yamaguchi (Japan) - 6:17:19 - PB

3. Piet Wiersma (Netherlands) - 6:18:47 - PB

4. Sebastian Conrad (Norway) - 6:19:01 - PB

5. Guillaume Ruel (France) - 6:19:51 - PB

6. Nao Kazami (Japan) - 6:21:43

7. Elov Olsson (Sweden) - 6:30:14 - PB

8. Manel Deli Andujar (Spain) - 6:30:24 - PB

9. Gareth King (Great Britain) - 6:32:05 - PB

10. Alexander Bock (Germany) - 6:34:40 - PB

Men Team Results

1. Japan - 18:51:12

2. France - 19:55:10

3. South Africa - 20:05:58

4. Germany - 20:08:17

5. Great Britian - 20:27:07

Women Top Results

1. Floriane Hot (France) - 7:04:03 - PB

2. Camile Chaigneau (France) - 7:06:32 - PB

3. Caitriona Jennings (Ireland) - 7:07:16 - PB

4. Courtney Olsen (U.S.A.) - 7:15:29 - PB

5. Satu Lipiainen (Finland) - 7:15:35 - PB

6. Miho Nakata (Japan) - 7:19:12 - PB

7. Anna Kacius (U.S.A.) - 7:24:41 - PB

8. Silvia Luna (Italy) - 7:29:01 - PB

9. Federica Moroni (Italy) - 7:31:45 - PB

10. Mai Fujisawa (Japan) - 7:32:22

Women Team Results

1. U.S.A. - 22:14:46

2. France - 22:16:46

3. Japan - 22:26:59

4. Italy - 23:03:37

5. Great Britian - 23:19:06

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