The flagship tour of the Val d'Aran: wild valleys, abandoned mines and cirques of lakes on a 163km loop from Vielha with a 48-hour time limit.
Distance
163km
Elevation Gain
10,000m+
Race History
Winners and podiums of Torn dera Val d'Aran (VDA)
2026
(July 3)
163km
Men
1st
Santos Gabriel Rueda🇦🇷
21:32:05
2nd
Theo Soriano🇫🇷
22:23:51
3rd
Delbi Villa Gongora🇫🇷
22:47:53
Women
1st
Katarzyna Dombrowska🇵🇱
27:33:1417th
overall
2nd
Aroa Sio Seijo🇪🇸
29:13:1232nd
overall
3rd
Salome Grihon🇫🇷
30:15:4939th
overall
Fastest VDA in history for both winners; first
full-course finish since 2022 after two storm-hit
editions
2025
(July 4)
142km
Men
1st
Arthur Joyeux-Bouillon🇫🇷
16:25:48
2nd
Santos Gabriel Rueda🇦🇷
16:53:56
3rd
Arnau Segui Moll🇪🇸
17:13:03
Women
1st
Laura Van Vooren🇧🇪
20:26:3720th
overall
2nd
Yuan-Yuan Wu🇨🇳
20:38:2224th
overall
3rd
Anca Cindea🇷🇴
22:11:2354th
overall
Course shortened before the start due to weather
forecasts
2024
(July 5)
No results recorded
Sources:Official results
Race stopped around midnight between Bossòst and Canejan
by a violent thunderstorm; no winners declared for the
second consecutive year
2023
(July 7)
No results recorded
Sources:carrerasdemontana.com
Race suspended on Friday evening amid an electrical
storm with hail and near-freezing temperatures; around
1,000 runners evacuated, no winners declared
2022
(July 8)
161km
Men
1st
23:24:54
2nd
Gaspar Bartra Gual de Torrella🇪🇸
24:27:36
3rd
Alexandre Urbina Rubio🇪🇸
24:56:17
Women
1st
Amandine Ginouves-Guerdoux🇫🇷
30:17:2221st
overall
2nd
Martha Ccorahua Huallpa🇵🇪
38:18:03105th
overall
3rd
Lourdes Palao Belda🇪🇸
38:45:08113th
overall
Sources:DUV
2021
(July 9)
162km
Men
1st
Ionel Cristian Manole🇷🇴
23:56:26
2nd
Morgan Pilley🇦🇺
24:39:05
3rd
Jordi Gamito Baus🇪🇸
25:32:36
Women
1st
Anna Carlsson🇸🇪
29:25:199th
overall
2nd
Kaori Niwa🇯🇵
32:22:1731st
overall
3rd
Stephanie Case🇨🇦
33:56:0058th
overall
Sources:DUV
Inaugural edition