XTERRA is a global brand that champions the outdoor endurance enthusiast in their pursuit of relentless adventure. Going on our 24th year of international racing, XTERRA is home for authentic race experiences and trail-tested gear for your journey.
Brasovan, the 2018 USATF 30K Trail Champion, took the lead in the first mile and never looked back. She was the only runner of the day to post a sub 7-minute mile pace. “About one-mile up t...
For Ruzaffa, it was the first XTERRA win for this season after finishing third in France early this month and the second major title this year after winning the ETU Cross Triathlon Championship in Jun...
It’s the second win in seven days for Middaugh, who was victorious at XTERRA Quebec last weekend. It’s also his seventh win in nine years on his home course and the 36th major victory in his ill...
The XTERRA Northeast Region racing season got underway in Oxford, Massachusetts at XTERRA French River on Saturday near Carbuncle Pond and the adjoining high school grounds. Josh Flanagan was the o...
He won XTERRA Cyprus in April, becoming the first Italian elite to win a major on the XTERRA World Tour. In his next race he was third at XTERRA Italy - Lake Garda in May, and again third at XTERRA...
Host to XTERRA Championship racing since 2009, the Beaver Creek course boasts the highest elevation of any major on the XTERRA World Tour and starts with a one-mile swim in the cold waters of Nottingh...
Italy has a strong history with XTERRA. The first event was held in Sardinia in 2004, and won by Spain’s David Henestrosa and American Jamie Whitmore. The races have grown and changed over the years, ...
It’s the first win of the season for Middaugh, his second in a row in Quebec, and the 35th major victory of his storied career. For Button, it’s her second XTERRA World Tour win as an elite. The ev...
XTERRA Tahoe City served as the season opener for the XTERRA West Region, and for some XTERRA warriors, this was the first chance to gauge their fitness after a long, snowy winter. The 1500-m...
Last year, the women’s amateur race was all about Tess Amer coming back from injuries and having an incredible day (and then going pro) while in the men’s race, Francisco Gonzalez traveled all the way...
