Enough is enough
Fighting against far right have always been the most important to me.
Time to say goodbye to you, Twitter.
If you still wanna follow my aventures, please consider my Instagram instead > @maximegauduin#adios#goodbyeX
@gary_robbins Misty eyes again.
I've been so lucky to meet you out there this year, didn't realise that then.
You've been such an inspiration during the journey.
What a wonderful and classy closure.
Thank you for everything, be safe and hope to talk to you again one day.
My farewell to Frozen Head State Park and the #BM100
Thank you to everyone who has supported & cheered for me at the Barkley over the yrs This was my farewell tour & it gave me more than I ever could've hoped for
I hope u enjoy my 2024 Barkley summary
https://t.co/QP74Rk88rY
To those saying 5 finishers means #BM100 is suddenly too easy, please identify the "easy" period in this thread. Hint: just 1 finish in 52:03 is a bigger "victory" over the course than 5 finishers from a loaded, experienced field in perfect conditions w/ fastest at 58:45 (1/4)
@RndmForestRunnr Thanks for sharing this with us John. Those who were there know how strong the field was this year and how we managed to beat the new books as a troop.
Congratulations again on your amazing achievement !
Thread of general #BM100 thoughts from this year. To start, how were there so many finishers? Not intentionally being a smartass, but, well, it's because there were so many finishers. Had we all been working alone, there might have been 1-2 finishers if even that. (1/10)
@maxx5907 prêt pour un défi énorme...
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Ultra-trail. « L'aventure ultime » : l'Isérois Maxime Gauduin s'attaque à la mythique Barkley https://t.co/BI5tm3vGs0
There will be no #bm100 tweet for me...I'll be part of the show
@keithdunn may be the only source to know about my race, but pretty sure I'll be "another bearded guy".
You can try my Instagram @maximegauduin but you'll only find Keith's news there.
Good luck following though 😅
Trail running is about local communities and their care and pride for the trails and landscapes. Sad to see how the growth of the sport is sometimes taking us away from that.