Estonia's Best 24-Hour Runner Crowned in Kohtla-Nõmme

This weekend, two ultramarathon competitions will take place in Kohtla-Nõmme in Ida-Virumaa. The second Estonian championship in 24-hour running will crown the nation's best endurance runners. Defending champions Kaur Alle and Julia Rakitina are returning to protect their titles.

Two ultramarathon competitions will be held this weekend in Kohtla-Nõmme in Ida-Virumaa, with the more significant event — the 24-hour run — determining Estonia's best endurance runners.

At the second edition of this championship, defending champions from last year Kaur Alle and Julia Rakitina will attempt to retain their titles. Both athletes have demonstrated outstanding endurance, and fans are anticipating an exciting competition.

Ultramarathon running is an endurance sport in which competitors must endure extreme physical strain over an extended period. The 24-hour run is one of the most demanding disciplines in this sport, where success depends on both physical training and mental strength.