• The Kinomap Challenge brings the Golden Trail World Series experience directly into fans' homes, inviting them to take on some of the most spectacular sections from the 2026 season.
• Those who complete the challenge will have the chance to win a pair of Salomon S/LAB Genesis 2 shoes, a Salomon ACTIVE SKIN 4 vest and a Salomon S/LAB Ultra Summer cap through a prize draw.
• The GTWS Challenge is available on Kinomap until 30 November. Kinomap is an interactive training app for indoor cycling, running and rowing, and an official partner of the Golden Trail World Series.

• Elhousine Elazzaoui (NNormal) delivers a dominant performance at Muju Trail to claim his fourth victory of the season and a third consecutive Golden Trail World Series title, becoming the most successful athlete in the history of the series.
• Patrick Kipngeno (Run2gether On Trail) produces a spectacular comeback to finish second in Muju and in the overall standings, with the title decided by just two points: 1,130 for Elazzaoui to the Kenyan's 1,128.
• Salomon wins the inaugural GTWS team ranking after also taking the team victory in Muju, capping a thrilling 2026 season in which the title battles remained wide open until the final race.

Muju Trail, the 2026 Golden Trail World Series (GTWS) Grand Finale in South Korea, has crowned a new star. Andrea Kolbeinsdóttir (Salomon) claimed her first victory on the circuit with an outstanding display of talent, strength and adaptability on one of the most technical and demanding courses in the history of the competition: 28.6 kilometres with 2,313 metres of elevation gain, made even tougher by the rain.

Just a few minutes later, Madalina Florea (Scott) crossed the finish line in second place with another reason to celebrate: the result saw her retain her GTWS overall title.

Mexico's Miriam Morales (México Imparable) completed the podium in Muju with an impressive third place. The Grand Finale also left the other two podium positions in the overall standings unchanged, with Caroline Kimutai (Salomon) ending the season in second place and Ruth Gitonga (Run2Gether On Trail) taking third.

• The Golden Trail World Series return to the Great Wall of China for one of the most spectacular and iconic races of the season, where the world's trail running elite will take on a unique course shaped by centuries of history at one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
• The Jinshanling Great Wall Trail Race will provide the final opportunity for athletes to collect valuable points ahead of the Muju Trail Grand Finale (South Korea) and will feature a record prize purse of €40,800, reinforcing the GTWS commitment to supporting the continued growth and development of trail running across Asia.
• "The GTWS has significantly increased the international profile of the race, allowing elite athletes, media and trail running fans from around the world to discover Jinshanling" say the organisers, who view the event's inclusion in the circuit as a major milestone in establishing the race as one of the most distinctive and recognised fixtures on the international trail running calendar.