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Ultrarunner Sophie Power smashes world record in Birmingham

Power said she had made it her mission to break down barriers facing women in sport – including greater consideration of women’s needs in race planning.

She rose to prominence in 2018 when an image of her taken during the 2018 Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc captured her breastfeeding her son, during a 103-mile race, one of the world’s toughest ultra-marathons, while a male competitor napped beside her.

This inspire her to set up the charity, which aims for better equity and inclusion for women in trail running and ultrarunning.

“SheRaces is about changing the narrative for women in endurance sports – breaking down barriers, creating opportunities, and empowering women to achieve their full potential,” Power said.

“This record is proof that when given the platform, we can achieve the extraordinary.”


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