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Pam Reed

USA · women · multi-day ultra

b. 1961

3

Wins

13

Podiums

3

Races

1998

Active since

About

Pam Reed (born 1961) is a Tucson-based ultrarunning legend and race director who became the first woman to win the Badwater 135 outright in 2002 and successfully defended the title in 2003. She ran her first 100-miler at Wasatch in 1992 and went on to complete more than 100 such events, joining the prestigious 100×100 club in February 2021. In 2005 she ran 301 miles in 79 hours without sleep, surpassing Dean Karnazes's mark, and in 2015 completed Western States 100, Hardrock 100, and Badwater 135 in just 33 days — a triple no one has replicated. She was inducted into the USA Ultrarunning Hall of Fame in 2022 and continues to race and direct events in the American Southwest.

Notable Wins

  • Badwater 135 overall winner 2002
  • Badwater 135 overall winner 2003
  • 301-mile unsupported run without sleep (2005)

Upcoming Races

3 May 2027

Race History

YearRaceCat.Pos.Time
2017Moab 240women2nd74:18:35
2015Badwater 135women2nd31:24:34
2014Badwater 135women2nd29:30:04
2013Badwater 135women2nd30:39:58
2012Badwater 135women2nd31:06:43
2010Badwater 135women3rd32:23:34
2009Badwater 135women2nd29:03:09
2008Badwater 135women2nd27:42:52
2005Badwater 135women1st30:29:55
2004Badwater 135women2nd31:17:55
2003Badwater 135women1st28:26:52
2002Badwater 135women1st27:56:47
1998Leadville Trail 100 Runwomen3rd23:03:07

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