Arlberg Ultra - ARLBERG TEAM RACE 110K

At the Arlberg Team Race, the full loop becomes a shared challenge: Three runners split up the 110 kilometers—each facing different challenges, but all with the same goal: to finish together in Lech. The first leg begins at night and heads toward the sunrise. Flowing trails alternate with rocky sections, scree fields, challenging climbs, and long downhills. An intense start that demands endurance and a steady rhythm. The second leg showcases the race’s most technically demanding sections. The Formarinsee, the Spullersee, and the Steinernes Meer are among the route’s major scenic highlights. At the same time, narrow alpine trails, scree, and rope-secured passages demand full concentration, sure footing, and a head for heights. The final section brings even more flow to the race: fewer technical sections allow runners to pick up the pace, let it flow, and enjoy the final kilometers toward Lech. Each stage has its own appeal—and that’s exactly what makes the Team Race so special. All runners contribute their individual strengths and play a part in the team’s overall success. Three stages, three challenges—and in the end, it’s all about the team.

As of September 30, 2026