TransLantau by UTMB 2026 LIVE Results: 104, 45, 27 & 15 km Rankings

The TransLantau by UTMB 2026 LIVE results are available throughout the 13–15 November 2026 race weekend on Lantau Island in Hong Kong. Four trail races are scheduled: TransLantau100 (104 km), TransLantau50 (45 km), TransLantau25 (27 km) and TransLantau15 (15 km). Follow women’s and men’s rankings, finish times, gaps and official live tracking for each distance.

The weekend opens on Friday 13 November at 7:30 pm Hong Kong time (12:30 pm in Paris) with the 104 km race. All four courses start in Mui Wo, with the shorter races taking place on Saturday and Sunday. The island’s steep trails, country parks and coastal paths make TransLantau a demanding fixture on the UTMB World Series calendar.

TransLantau by UTMB 2026 LIVE results: all four races

The TransLantau 2026 rankings are divided by race distance and gender. Each race has separate women’s and men’s result tables, with the official UTMB Live link directly below the rankings. Times and positions will appear as they are confirmed at checkpoints and finish lines.

TransLantau100 2026 LIVE results — 104 km

TransLantau100: The weekend’s longest race covers 104 km with 4,500 m of climbing, crossing Lantau’s steep mountain terrain, including the 934-metre Lantau Peak. The maximum permitted time is 27 hours. Start: Friday 13 Nov · 7:30 pm HK / 12:30 pm Paris.

Women’s TransLantau100 2026 results

Men’s TransLantau100 2026 results

TransLantau50 2026 LIVE results — 45 km

TransLantau50: The 45 km route climbs around Chi Ma Wan and Lo Yan Shan before reaching Discovery Bay and returning to Mui Wo. The official time limit is 11 hours. Start: Saturday 14 Nov · 9:00 am HK / 2:00 am Paris.

Women’s TransLantau50 2026 results

Men’s TransLantau50 2026 results

TransLantau25 2026 LIVE results — 27 km

TransLantau25: The 27 km course runs along South Lantau’s coastal trails, around Chi Ma Wan and over Lo Yan Shan. Runners have six hours to finish. Start: Sunday 15 Nov · 9:30 am HK / 2:30 am Paris.

Women’s TransLantau25 2026 results

Men’s TransLantau25 2026 results

TransLantau15 2026 LIVE results — 15 km

TransLantau15: The shortest race follows village trails before climbing towards Tai Ngau Wu Peak (Radio Hill) and tackling a technical descent. The time limit is four hours. Start: Sunday 15 Nov · 10:30 am HK / 3:30 am Paris.

Women’s TransLantau15 2026 results

Men’s TransLantau15 2026 results

Official TransLantau 2026 live tracking and race results

The official UTMB Live platform provides race tracking, checkpoint information and rankings for the TransLantau by UTMB weekend. Search for a runner by name or bib number, then select the appropriate race to follow their recorded progress. Rankings shown before the first runners arrive are provisional.

TransLantau 2026 start times: Hong Kong and Paris schedule

Hong Kong is on UTC+8 in November, while mainland France is on UTC+1. For the schedule below, subtract seven hours from local Hong Kong times to follow the races from France. The first three races have staggered starts.

Race-pack collection takes place in Mui Wo River Silver Garden: Friday 2:00–8:00 pm, Saturday 7:30–9:30 am and Sunday 7:30–10:30 am, according to the official programme. Athletes should check their own assigned start wave.

TransLantau 2026 routes: 104 km, 45 km, 27 km and 15 km

All four courses begin in Mui Wo on Lantau Island, linking mountain paths, coastal sections and country parks. The official race names are TL100, TL50, TL25 and TL15, although their measured distances are 104, 45, 27 and 15 km respectively.

TransLantau100: Lantau Peak and the long island traverse

The 104 km course takes runners through both country parks, travelling from Mui Wo towards Tai O and crossing Fung Wong Shan (Lantau Peak), which rises to 934 metres. The combination of prolonged climbs and steep descents makes the 4,500 m of elevation gain a defining feature.

TransLantau50 and TransLantau25: Chi Ma Wan and coastal trails

The 45 km race includes Chi Ma Wan, Lo Yan Shan, the Discovery Bay area and the Olympic Trail. The 27 km race also explores Chi Ma Wan and Lo Yan Shan, but follows a shorter route through the south-eastern part of Lantau Island.

TransLantau15: Tai Ngau Wu Peak

The 15 km course blends village paths with an ascent towards Tai Ngau Wu Peak (Radio Hill) and a short technical descent. Despite being the introductory distance, it still has 500 metres of climbing.

TransLantau 2026 aid stations and race cut-offs

The races follow a semi-self-sufficiency format. Runners must carry their mandatory equipment and enough food and water to reach the next aid station. Drinks and refreshments are available at designated checkpoints; the race regulations apply to outside assistance and support crews.

For the longer races, mandatory items include a running pack, a charged smartphone with the required apps, a reusable cup and a minimum water supply. Additional protective gear is required on the 104 km course; the official mandatory-equipment list should be checked before the start.

Race bib collection and practical information — TransLantau 2026

The event hub is located at Mui Wo River Silver Garden on Lantau Island, Hong Kong. Runners should collect their bibs according to the official schedule, bring the required documents and comply with the mandatory equipment checks. Event information and access directions are available on the organiser’s website.

TransLantau by UTMB 2025 results: previous winners

The 2025 edition used different race distances: the TL120 was 116 km, the TL80 was 79 km, the TL50 was 52 km and the TL25 was 26 km. Last year’s winning times therefore cannot be treated as course records for the new 2026 distances.

For the 2025 TL120, Harry Jones and Jenny Quilty topped the men’s and women’s standings. The newly configured 2026 TL100 is shorter, with a different route and elevation profile.

Where to stay for TransLantau by UTMB 2026

Staying in Mui Wo puts runners close to the event village and start area. Other accommodation options on Lantau Island include Tung Chung and Discovery Bay; journey times should be checked against the early morning starts and public-transport schedules.

FAQ — TransLantau by UTMB 2026 results