End of a dream week in Salardú
Last saturday finished the 4th edition of the Pyrenees Stage Run 2019, an incredible week where the participants have run 240km across the Pyrenees. The last stage of the PSR2019 has passed between Esterri d'Àneu and Salardú, crossing the "Aigüestortes and Estany de...
A step from the final goal to Salardú
The penultimate stage of the PSR2019, between Tavascan and Esterri d'Àneu, lasted 26.6km through Mascarida lake, Collada de Tres Estanys and Ventolau lake. The winners of the stage have been the team "Deeside Ladies", with Katie Henderson and Samantha Rendall, with a...
Fifth stage: fog and cold two days at the end
Today's fifth stage of the Pyrenees Stage Run has passed and, in the absence of two days to finish the race, the tiredness between runners and runners begins to be felt. The morning began with a lot of fog and colder than yesterday: the decline in temperatures and the...
Intense and very challenging stage
After the long stage of yesterday, the Pyrenees Stage Run has continued with a short but intense day: 20km and 1900m of positive difference. All the day has passed in Andorra, the runners have left Encamp to finish in Arinsal, climbing the heavy climb to Coll d'Ordino...
Queen stage of the PSR2019: so much heat in 47.5km
Today, September 3, the longest stage of the Pyrenees Stage Run has passed, with 47.5km of course and a positive drop of 2.600m. The participants ran from Puigcerdà to Encamp, entering Andorra through the spectacular Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley (World Heritage by...
Second stage of PSR 2019 to the Cerdanya
The second phase of the PSR began in Queralbs after climbing the rack railway and brought the runners to Puigcerdà, the capital of La Cerdanya on hilly roads, without exceeding the 2000m high after 37,4km and 1700m d+. A route that follows the classic GR-11 at any...
The Pyrenees Stage Run starts with the challenge of crossing the Catalan Pyrenees in 7 days
The 4th edition of the Pyrenees Stage Run has started this morning with 123 runners on the starting line and with a more international atmosphere than ever. The runners face the challenge of traveling 240km of Pyrenees for 7 days, and the first stage has led the...
The Pyrenees Stage Run returns with more runners than ever
It feels really far away that September 4, 2016 in which the Pyrenees Stage Run (PSR) kicked off its inaugural edition with 23 runners who laid the first stone of this adventure crossing the Catalan and Andorran Pyrenees. Three years later, next Sunday, September 1,...
