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19/11/2025
STAGE 6 / 28,50 km / +1,578 m / –2,612 m / Accumulated 4,190 m
Absolute dominance from Dal B. Kunwar in the 13th edition of the Everest Trail Race by TUGA. The Nepali runner not only secured overall victory but made history by winning all six stages of the race. The final day, from Tyangboche to Lukla (28 km and 4,190 m of elevation gain), unfolded calmly at the front, with Kunwar controlling the pace after virtually sealing the win on day one.
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18/11/2025
STAGE 5 /24 KM / +2.483 m/ - 1.283 m / Ac 3.766 m
Dal B. Kunwar extends his lead over his closest rival, Spain’s Abel Carretero (OTSO), while fellow Spaniard Manuel Vela holds on to third place in the overall standings. In the women’s race, Chhoki Sherpa secures her fifth consecutive stage win, finishing ahead of compatriot Humi Budha, as Ester S. Alves consolidates third place overall.
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17/11/2025
STAGE 4 / 27.4 km / +2,170 m / –1,515 m / Accumulated 3,685 m
Nepal’s Dal B. Kunwar extended his dominance of the 2025 Everest Trail Race by TUGA ACTIVE WEAR, claiming his fourth straight stage victory. In the women’s category, Chhokki Sherpa matched that feat with another commanding win, while Portugal’s Ester S. Alves remains third overall.
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16/11/2025
STAGE 3 | 28.3 km | +2,028 m | –2,799 m | Total: 4,827 m
Nepali dominance continues at the Everest Trail Race by Tuga. For the third consecutive day, Dal B. Kunwar and Chhokki Sherpa claimed a commanding victory in a stage that pushed every runner to their physical and technical limits. Spaniards Abel Carretero (OTSO) and Manuel Vela hold on to second and third place in the men’s overall standings.
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15/11/2025
Nepal’s Dal B. Kunwar claimed his second consecutive stage victory in the Everest Trail Race by Tuga, dominating the 27 km Stage 2 with nearly 3,700 meters of elevation gain and strengthening his grip on the overall lead. In the women’s field, Chhoki Sherpa also repeated her win and continues to command the race.
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14/11/2025
The Everest Trail Race by Tuga kicked off with a strong performance from local athletes in the opening 23 km stage. Dal B. Kunwar and Chhoki Sherpa claimed commanding victories in the men's and women's categories, respectively.
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19/11/2025STAGE 6 / 28,50 km / +1,578 m / –2,612 m / Accumulated 4,190 m Absolute dominance from Dal B. Kunwar in the 13th edition of the Everest Trail Race by TUGA. The Nepali runner not only secured overall victory but made history by winning all six stages of the race. The final day, from Tyangboche to Lukla (28 km and 4,190 m of elevation gain), unfolded calmly at the front, with Kunwar controlling the pace after virtually sealing the win on day one.Saved under: PRESS RELEASES 2025
18/11/2025STAGE 5 /24 KM / +2.483 m/ - 1.283 m / Ac 3.766 m Dal B. Kunwar extends his lead over his closest rival, Spain’s Abel Carretero (OTSO), while fellow Spaniard Manuel Vela holds on to third place in the overall standings. In the women’s race, Chhoki Sherpa secures her fifth consecutive stage win, finishing ahead of compatriot Humi Budha, as Ester S. Alves consolidates third place overall.Saved under: PRESS RELEASES 2025
17/11/2025STAGE 4 / 27.4 km / +2,170 m / –1,515 m / Accumulated 3,685 m Nepal’s Dal B. Kunwar extended his dominance of the 2025 Everest Trail Race by TUGA ACTIVE WEAR, claiming his fourth straight stage victory. In the women’s category, Chhokki Sherpa matched that feat with another commanding win, while Portugal’s Ester S. Alves remains third overall.Saved under: PRESS RELEASES 2025
16/11/2025STAGE 3 | 28.3 km | +2,028 m | –2,799 m | Total: 4,827 m Nepali dominance continues at the Everest Trail Race by Tuga. For the third consecutive day, Dal B. Kunwar and Chhokki Sherpa claimed a commanding victory in a stage that pushed every runner to their physical and technical limits. Spaniards Abel Carretero (OTSO) and Manuel Vela hold on to second and third place in the men’s overall standings.Saved under: PRESS RELEASES 2025
15/11/2025Nepal’s Dal B. Kunwar claimed his second consecutive stage victory in the Everest Trail Race by Tuga, dominating the 27 km Stage 2 with nearly 3,700 meters of elevation gain and strengthening his grip on the overall lead. In the women’s field, Chhoki Sherpa also repeated her win and continues to command the race.Saved under: PRESS RELEASES 2025
14/11/2025The Everest Trail Race by Tuga kicked off with a strong performance from local athletes in the opening 23 km stage. Dal B. Kunwar and Chhoki Sherpa claimed commanding victories in the men's and women's categories, respectively.Saved under: PRESS RELEASES 2025