Diagonale Des Fous Live
Diagonale Des Fous Live: The Ultimate Test of Endurance
The Diagonale des Fous is one of the most challenging ultramarathon races in the world, covering a distance of 162 kilometres (101 miles) with a vertical ascent of over 9,000 metres (29,500 feet).
The race takes place on the French island of Reunion, and it is known for its brutal terrain, which includes steep climbs, technical descents, and unpredictable weather conditions.
The Diagonale des Fous is a race that tests the limits of human endurance, and only the most experienced and well-prepared runners should attempt it. The race has a high attrition rate, and many runners who start the race do not finish.
History of the Diagonale des Fous
The Diagonale des Fous was first held in 1989, and it has been held annually ever since. The race was created by Michel Vergoz, a local runner who wanted to create a race that would challenge the best ultramarathon runners in the world.
The first Diagonale des Fous was won by Alain Bernard, who completed the course in 23 hours and 4 minutes. The current course record is held by François D'Haene, who won the race in 2018 in a time of 21 hours and 4 minutes.
The Diagonale des Fous Course
The Diagonale des Fous course is one of the most challenging in the world. The race begins in the town of Saint-Denis, and it follows a diagonal path across the island of Reunion.
The course includes a variety of terrain, including steep climbs, technical descents, and river crossings. The race also takes place in a variety of weather conditions, including heat, rain, and wind.
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