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Congratulations to Ethan and crew on a great debut – we know you will be back!
Lauren cruises over the line for her third finish at the C2K.
Congratulations Lauren and crew!
Congratulations to veteran Greg and crew on a fantastic run.
Congratulations to Fiona and crew on an amazing performance!
Rob catches up with Sophie
Congratulations to David Pearce on completing his second C2K – well done David and crew!
Amazing veteran Pam celebrates with her team – congratulations all!
A mighty effort from rookie Alexis – congratulations!
Rob grabs a quick word with 14 time Veteran, Kevin Heaton, at Charlotte Pass
Rookie Alessandra was all smiles as she crossed the line.
Congratulations Alessandra and crew!
Well deserved celebrations for Claire Hollis and her crew, on a remarkable debut performance at C2K.
Congratulations, we are sure it will not be your last!
Jeff Robinson completes his second C2K and first summit finish (inclement weather finisher 2023).
Congratulations to Jeff and crew!
James Inwood, representing New Zealand, completes his first C2K in great style.
Congratulations James and crew!
Rebecca Dalton cruises over the finish line in 39:53:30, achieving her goal of a sub 40hr finish.
Well done Rebecca!
Rob and Brent catch up with Ben Bailey. Ben is being paced by his wife, and provides a few gems of wisdom
Says she’s loving her first Coast to Kosci
Matt Pilley was also fourth overall 28:22:40.
Watch Cassie Cohen, second-placed female, with a time of 28:06:54.
Cassie was overall third and her time was faster than the previous female course record.
Congratulations Allie on a stunning new course record of 27:44:40. She was also the second overall runner through the tape.
Take a tour up towards the peaks of the main range and up to Kosci.
Thomas White fourth male through Charlotte Pass. He’s run 222km by himself without his pacer. Partner Rachel Burns will join him for the last 18km to the summit and back. A compact crew with just his dad Mark and Rachel.
Cassie Cohen and Allie Corripio are giving it a good shake!
Brent Ford reports
“Can you believe this?,” asks Rob Mason.
“I don’t think we’ve ever seen this in Coast 2 Kosci for first, second and third.”
Hear from Dillon Rinn. He’s a previous finisher who was accepted into this race but was injured so he is crewing for Benn.
Matt Pilley through Charlotte Pass. He’s second-placed male overall fourth on the race.
There is absolutely nothing in this women’s race as Cassie Cohen leads Allie Corripio through Charlotte Pass.
The women’s race is tight.
But how tight?
This gives you an idea in Rob’s latest update.
Rob and Brent take us through the field going up the road towards Perisher and Charlotte’s Pass.
Our women’s leader Cassie Cohen has gone though Jindabyne at 2:08am. This is a pace well under a 30h finish and possibly on a course record!
Allie Corripo is 20 min back, also on a sub 30h finish pace.
Only 3 women have finished the Summit course in under 30 hours in the history of the race! Exciting times for the women’s field this year!
Our male race leader Rob Ormbsy has gone through Jindabyne just before 2am. He’s closely follwed by Benn Coubrough, less than 15 min behind, then Kay Bretz and Matt Pilley in another 15 min
Lachie & Lloyd at the Dalgety Hall, serving up scrumptious soups all night long.
Nikolay will keep you updated with the live results, and any media updates through the night.
Our roving reporters, Brent and Rob, are putting their heads down for a few hours of well deserved rest.
They will back on the tools around 0430, to bring you the thrilling conclusion of this year’s C2K.
I can’t wait!
This is John saying goodnight, and thanks for following our updates.
As Day 1 of C2K2024 draws to a close, Brent sums up the state of play at the point end of the field
The women’s race has moved it’s way to Dalgety with Cassie Cohen the first one in and out. Allie Corripio not far behind in second place.
Meanwhile Matt Pilley is also in and out of Dalgety. Neck and neck with Allie.
Robert Ormsby is through Dalgety at 9:03pm.
Benn Coubrough and Kay Bretz have just gone through also,
within 100m of one another.
Robert Ormsby is 16km out from the important milestone of Dalgety. He’s holding his lead as we head into night one.
Watch Brent for all the details.
The race is heating up going into Dalgety with first female Cassie Cohen hot on the heels of Benn Coubrough.
Check out some of the kit the crew have. Previous Coast to Kosci finishers Alan Wheat showing Rob a prized possession in a crew vehicle.
After a tough day in the heat, he is sitting in sixth place, behind Nick Bamford with Matt Pilley not far ahead in fourth.
Nick Bamford talks about what the core values of Coast 2 Kosci — community, resilience and humility — mean to him.
“To rn this race you’ve got to have community …
“Resilience kind of goes without saying.
“But you can’t get into this race or have a crack at it without humility because it will kick you in the arse!”
Last year’s C2K female winner making it look easy.
This is roughly the 100km mark.
DUV lists three previous races for Robert: Tarawera 100 Mile Endurance Run with a 17:56; Brisbane Trail Ultra 100 Mile with a 31:01; and Ultra Trail Australia 100km with a 12:02.
Kay Bretz crossed Bibbenluke roughly 38 minutes behind Robert Ormsby.
Allie Corripio was the first woman through the crossing.
Listen to our roving reporters Brent and Rob on how the race is unfolding across the men’s and the women’s fields.
“Plenty more to come,” Brent says.
Pictured here are Robert Ormsby, Kay Bretz, Allie Corripio, Benn Coughbrough and Cassie Cohen.
See Liv Compton on her way to the top of Big Jack
Last year’s third male, Matt Pilley, with his crew at the top of Big Jack.
