Independent · Germany

Ultimate Run — 48-hour obstacle event

Fürstenau · Lower Saxony · Germany

48-hour team/limited-solo obstacle laps (~4.5 km)

Last listed edition: Apr 24, 2026 – Apr 26, 2026

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  • Ultimate Run 2026: Peter Bolliger’s team stopped after 42 rounds ↗

    Peter Bolliger, original public LinkedIn post · 2026

    Bolliger calls the alternating team challenge an extraordinary experience and especially praises the organization behind the event and its continuous livestream. His team with Jonathan stopped after 42 rounds rather than completing all 48.

    Complete original public post read, with native publication metadata dated 28 April 2026. This is a two-person team DNF account; 42 rounds are not represented as his individual lap count or a solo finish. His approximate course/obstacle figures are historical and not independently measured. The post’s team-count estimate differs from other coverage and is not adopted as an official denominator. Comments and another athlete’s solo performance are not counted as additional participant reviews. A public creator account; gifted entry, sponsorship and compensation are unverified. No numerical overall score is supplied.

  • Ultimate Run 2026: quoted Austrian team’s 46-hour experience ↗

    Tatjana Sabitzer and Patrick Riepl, quoted by 5 Minuten · 2026

    Sabitzer describes an unusually intense event at her limits. Riepl describes the long effort as valuable mental and physical preparation. The report says their team stopped after 46 rounds, short of the full 48-hour challenge.

    Complete relevant original article and both named participants’ quoted statements read. The reporter explicitly attributes Riepl’s statement to 5 Minuten. The team’s DNF and alternating format are retained; the reported nearly 110 km is not converted into a verified per-person or total-team measurement. Both are experienced athletes, not novice or solo-finish accounts. The article discloses local-company equipment/logistics support. Matching quotations in VK24 are treated as overlapping accounts, not another independent team. This is brief attributed participant experience, not verified current logistics or a numerical rating.

  • Historical 24–26 April 2026 programme. The organizer advertises 4.5 km laps with eighteen obstacles, hourly time limits, alternating two-person teams and three solo runners. Audience-voted modifiers can change a round; nominal distance is not every participant’s measured total.
  • This was a creator/selected-team event; open general-public registration is not verified. Secondary participant interviews describe invited teams. No upcoming edition or public entry availability is announced.
  • The official event page establishes date and format but not its exact venue. Fürstenau is corroborated by the secondary event listing, which explicitly says it is not managed by the organizer. Exact start/finish remains unknown.

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