Ultramarathon

CCC

CCC runs 101 km from Courmayeur to Chamonix, pairing 6,050 meters of climbing with a high-demand UTMB week 100K final across three countries.

Next raceFriday, August 27, 2027 (projected)
Distance categoryUltramarathon
LocationCourmayeur, Italy
Get alertsRace record updated September 8, 2026
Latest results

Who won the 2026 CCC?

Cristian Minoggio won the 2026 CCC in 10:21:48. Yngvild Kaspersen was the first woman, 29th overall, in 12:01:14.

View 2026 results and finisher details

Quick facts

  • 100K final race in the UTMB World Series Finals.
  • Point-to-point route from Courmayeur to Chamonix.
  • 101 km course with about 6,050 meters of climbing.
  • High-demand entry is tied to UTMB Index and Running Stones rules.

About the CCC

CCC is the Courmayeur-Champex-Chamonix race in the UTMB Mont-Blanc week. It is a marquee 100K final with its own start identity, high demand, and mountain seriousness despite being shorter than the UTMB loop.

Course

The race starts in Courmayeur and finishes in Chamonix after crossing alpine terrain through Italy, Switzerland, and France. The route lists 101 km, 6,050 meters of climbing, and a 26 hour 30 minute cutoff.

Race-day weather

The late-August profile can include warm valleys, wet trails, cold passes, and a full day-to-night temperature swing. Runners should treat CCC as a mountain ultra rather than a compressed road-style effort.

Past CCC dates and results

YearDateStatusResults
2027Friday, August 27, 2027Projected—
2026Friday, August 28, 2026CompletedOpen results
2025Friday, August 29, 2025CompletedOpen results
2024Friday, August 30, 2024CompletedOpen results

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CCC FAQ

When is the CCC?

Marathon Scout projects the 2027 CCC for Friday, August 27, 2027. The organizer has not confirmed this date.

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