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The '''Mezzalama Skyrace''' is an international [[high altitude]] [[endurance races|endurance race]] competition in the region of [[Cervinia]], [[Italy]]. The summer event in the [[Monte Rosa]]'s massif has been carried out annually by the [[Mezzalama Trophy|Trofeo Mezzalama]] association since 2000, and was also named in honor of the mountain guide [[Ottorino Mezzalama]].
The '''Mezzalama Skyrace''' was an international [[high altitude]] [[Long-distance running|endurance race]] competition, defunct in 2008,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.varasc.it/getpage.aspx?id=285|title=Mezzalama Skyrace|publisher=varasc.it|accessdate=10 October 2017}}</ref> in upper [[Valtournenche]] Valley, in the [[Aosta Valley]], [[Italy]]. The summer event in the [[Monte Rosa]]'s massif has been carried out annually by the [[Mezzalama Trophy]] association since 2000, and was also named in honor of the mountain guide [[Ottorino Mezzalama]].


== Course description ==
== Course description ==
The starting point is in ''Saint-Jacques'' (1,680 metres&nbsp;a.s.l.), a hamlet in [[Ayas, Aosta Valley]]. The participants pass ''Verraz'' (2,380 metres&nbsp;a.s.l.), [[Saint-Oyen, Aosta Valley]], and then the Blue Lake ({{lang-fr|Lac Bleu}}, then they take back the main track and meet to the [[moraine]] of the [[Big Glacier of Verraz]] ({{lang-fr|Grand glacier de Verraz}}, {{lang-it|Grande Ghiacciaio di Verra}}) to reach the [[Refuge Ottorino Mezzalama]], which is the turning point of the circuit. Total course length is 15 kilometres with a 1,356 metre altitude difference, to be finished in a maximum time of 4&nbsp;hours.
The starting point is in ''Saint-Jacques'' (1,680 metres&nbsp;a.s.l.), a hamlet in [[Ayas, Aosta Valley|Ayas]]. The participants pass ''Verraz'' (2,380 metres&nbsp;a.s.l.), [[Saint-Oyen, Aosta Valley|Saint-Oyen]], and then the Blue Lake ({{lang-fr|Lac Bleu}}), then they take back the main track and meet to the [[moraine]] of the [[Grand Glacier of Verraz]] ({{lang-fr|Grand glacier de Verraz}}, {{lang-it|Grande Ghiacciaio di Verra}}) to reach the [[Refuge Ottorino Mezzalama]], which is the turning point of the circuit. Total course length is 15 kilometres with a 1,356 metre altitude difference, to be finished in a maximum time of 4&nbsp;hours.


== Winners ==
== Winners ==
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| 2001
| 2001
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;Bruno Brunod
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;[[Bruno Brunod]]
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;Gloriana Pellissier
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;[[Gloriana Pellissier]]
|-
|-
| 2002
| 2002
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;[[Manfred Reichegger]]
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;[[Manfred Reichegger]]
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;Gloriana Pellissier
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;[[Gloriana Pellissier]]
|-
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| 2003
| 2003
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| 2004
| 2004
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;[[Dennis Brunod]]
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;[[Dennis Brunod]]
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;Gloriana Pellissier
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;[[Gloriana Pellissier]]
|-
|-
| 2005
| 2005
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;[[Paolo Bert]]
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;[[Paolo Bert]]
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;Gloriana Pellissier
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;[[Gloriana Pellissier]]
|-
|-
| 2006
| 2006
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;Dennis Brunod
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;[[Dennis Brunod]]
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;Gloriana Pellissier
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;[[Gloriana Pellissier]]
|-
|-
| 2007
| 2007
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;Dennis Brunod
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;[[Dennis Brunod]]
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;Gloriana Pellissier
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;[[Gloriana Pellissier]]
|-
|-
| 2008
| 2008
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;Dennis Brunod
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;[[Dennis Brunod]]
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;Gloriana Pellissier
| {{flagicon|Italy}}&nbsp;[[Gloriana Pellissier]]
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| 2009
| 2009
| align=center bgcolor=lightgrey rowspan=2 colspan=2|'''not held'''
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| 2010
| 2010
| {{flagicon|}}&nbsp;[[]]
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| 2011
| {{flagicon|}}&nbsp;[[]]
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== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[Skyrunner World Series]]
* [[Skyrunner World Series]]
* [[Mezzalama Trophy|Trofeo Mezzalama]]
* [[Mezzalama Trophy]]

== References ==
{{reflist}}


== External links ==
== External links ==
* http://www.trofeomezzalama.org/mezzalama_e.asp
* [http://www.trofeomezzalama.org/mezzalama_e.asp trofeo mezzalama]


{{defunct athletics competitions}}
== References ==
<references />


[[Category:Mountain running competitions]]
[[Category:Skyrunning competitions]]
[[Category:Sport in Aosta Valley]]
[[Category:Sport in Aosta Valley]]
[[Category:2000 in Italian sport]]
[[Category:Defunct athletics competitions]]
[[Category:Defunct sports competitions in Italy]]
[[Category:Recurring sporting events established in 2000]]
[[Category:Recurring sporting events disestablished in 2008]]

Latest revision as of 23:41, 24 September 2019

The Mezzalama Skyrace was an international high altitude endurance race competition, defunct in 2008,[1] in upper Valtournenche Valley, in the Aosta Valley, Italy. The summer event in the Monte Rosa's massif has been carried out annually by the Mezzalama Trophy association since 2000, and was also named in honor of the mountain guide Ottorino Mezzalama.

Course description[edit]

The starting point is in Saint-Jacques (1,680 metres a.s.l.), a hamlet in Ayas. The participants pass Verraz (2,380 metres a.s.l.), Saint-Oyen, and then the Blue Lake (French: Lac Bleu), then they take back the main track and meet to the moraine of the Grand Glacier of Verraz (French: Grand glacier de Verraz, Italian: Grande Ghiacciaio di Verra) to reach the Refuge Ottorino Mezzalama, which is the turning point of the circuit. Total course length is 15 kilometres with a 1,356 metre altitude difference, to be finished in a maximum time of 4 hours.

Winners[edit]

Year Men's winner Women's winner
2000 Italy Bruno Brunod Italy Gloriana Pellissier
2001 Italy Bruno Brunod Italy Gloriana Pellissier
2002 Italy Manfred Reichegger Italy Gloriana Pellissier
2003 Italy Davide Bonansea Italy Emanuela Brizio
2004 Italy Dennis Brunod Italy Gloriana Pellissier
2005 Italy Paolo Bert Italy Gloriana Pellissier
2006 Italy Dennis Brunod Italy Gloriana Pellissier
2007 Italy Dennis Brunod Italy Gloriana Pellissier
2008 Italy Dennis Brunod Italy Gloriana Pellissier
2009 not held
2010

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Mezzalama Skyrace". varasc.it. Retrieved 10 October 2017.

External links[edit]