An ultramarathon is not just a race; it's a journey to the edge of the possible.
It's a battle not only against the distance but against yourself—against doubt, fatigue, against that moment when your body begs you to stop, and your spirit whispers, "Just one more step."
It's running on the edge—where the line between madness and greatness blurs, where every kilometer becomes not a measure of distance, but a story. Where the stars are your witnesses, and the dawn is your reward for perseverance.
Here, the finish line is not a point on a map, but a state of soul. And everyone who dares to toe the start line has already won.
Because an ultramarathon isn't about how fast you run. It's about how far you can go when it feels like you have nothing left.

(Deep Seek)

" Now I have a firm conviction: every single person who has ever completed this route is a super-human!!!
It doesn't matter what pace they did it at. The very fact of conquering this route makes them mega-humans!!!"

(Alexander Moskalenko)