Lynette Clemons
USA · women · 100 miles
2
Wins
2
Podiums
1
Races
2009
Active since
About
Lynette Clemons is an American ultrarunner who made history twice at the Leadville Trail 100 Run, one of the highest and most demanding 100-mile races in North America, held at altitude between 9,200 and 12,612 feet in the Colorado Rockies. She won the women's division in 2009 in 20:58:01 for her first gold belt buckle, then returned in 2011 to win again in 19:59:06 — the third-fastest women's time in the race's history at the time, making her one of only a handful of women ever to break 20 hours at altitude on the historic Leadville course. Her back-to-back victories over one of ultrarunning's most iconic races established her as one of the most accomplished women in Leadville history.
Notable Wins
- — Leadville Trail 100 Run 2009
- — Leadville Trail 100 Run 2011 (19:59:06
- — third-fastest women's time in race history)
Race History
| Year | Race | Cat. | Pos. | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2011 | Leadville Trail 100 Run | women | 1st | 19:59:06 |
| 2009 | Leadville Trail 100 Run | women | 1st | 20:58:01 |
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