Ultra X World Championships 2021: Jordan 2019 Qualifiers
Written By Chris Taylor
Chris is our Operations Manager. His interests include, and are limited to; ultra running, plant-based foods to eat whilst ultra running, and ultra running with dogs.
From 2021, Ultra X will host the Multi-Stage Ultra World Championships — a 250km, 5 day race between the greatest multi-stage ultra runners in the world. Taking place every two years, the event will bring together the current best performers, each of whom must qualify for entry by competing in other Ultra X races (see qualification rules). The first World Championships will be held in the summer of 2021 with the location and prize pot to be announced soon.
Ultra X Jordan 2019 was the second of our qualifying events and it was another unforgettable week in the desert. It was one of the closest races we’ve ever had, with the podium positions and age group qualifying slots being hotly contested all week. Check out the final results.
Congratulations to the below who have earned qualification to the Ultra X World Championships 2021.
Salameh Al-Aqra
Qualification: 1st Male Overall
Nationality: Jordanian
Jordan Foster
Qualification: 1st Female Overall
Nationality: British
Tommy Chen
Qualification: 2nd Male Overall
Nationality: Taiwanese
Toni Metcalfe
Qualification: 2nd Female Overall
Nationality: British
Rahil Sachak-Patwa
Qualification: 3rd Male Overall
Nationality: British
Estelle Geerkens
Qualification: 3rd Female Overall
Nationality: South African
Hannah Tyldesley
Qualification: 3rd Female 26–39 Cat.
Nationality: British
Qualification through roll down within category.
Giulia Ranzuglia
Qualification: 2nd Female 40–49 Cat.
Nationality: Italian
Qualification through roll down within category.
Barbara Treschlin
Qualification: 1st Female 50–59 Cat.
Nationality: Swiss
Zohra Merabet
Qualification: 1st Female 60+ Cat.
Nationality: Algerian
Robert Jones
Qualification: 4th Male Overall (Top 10% of Men’s Field)
Nationality: British
Rob Wenzel
Qualification: 5th Male Overall (Top 10% of Men’s Field)
Nationality: German
Oliver Gerard Pearse
Qualification: 2nd Male 18–25 Cat.
Nationality: British
Qualification through roll down within category.
Haysam Eid
Qualification: 4th Male 26–39 Cat.
Nationality: Lebanese
Qualification through roll down within category.
Ole Brom
Qualification: 3rd Male 40–49 Cat.
Nationality: Norwegian
Qualification through roll down within category.
Edwin Lenaerts
Qualification: 1st Male 50–59 Cat.
Nationality: Belgian
Juerg Fehr
Qualification: 1st Male 60+ Cat.
Nationality: Swiss
Matteo Pedrini
Qualification: Ultra X Allegiant Scheme (2nd Ultra X Event)
Nationality: Italian
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