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Original Research

Performance differences between sexes in 50-mile to 3,100-mile ultramarathons

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Pages 7-21 | Published online: 22 Jan 2015

Figures & data

Table 1 Number of events held during the period 1971–2012

Table 2 Total number of female, male, and overall finishers up to and including 2012, by sex and distance

Table 3 Male and female finishers for each distance from 1971–2012

Table 4 The number of women, men, and the men-to-women ratio for each distance across calendar years

Figure 1 Running speed across calendar years from 50-mile to 3,100-mile events for the annual fastest runners.

Notes: (AD) Women. (EH) Men.
Figure 1 Running speed across calendar years from 50-mile to 3,100-mile events for the annual fastest runners.

Table 5 Coefficients and standard errors from multivariate regression models for running speed of the annual fastest runners for each calendar year

Figure 2 Running speed across calendar years from 50-mile and 100-mile events for the annual ten fastest runners.

Notes: (A and B) Women. (C and D) Men.
Figure 2 Running speed across calendar years from 50-mile and 100-mile events for the annual ten fastest runners.

Table 6 Coefficients and standard errors from multivariate regression models for running speed of the annual ten fastest runners for each calendar year

Figure 3 Sex differences across calendar years from 50-mile (A), 100-mile (B), 1,000-mile (C), and 3,100-mile (D) events for the annual fastest runners.

Figure 3 Sex differences across calendar years from 50-mile (A), 100-mile (B), 1,000-mile (C), and 3,100-mile (D) events for the annual fastest runners.

Figure 4 Sex differences across calendar years in 50-mile and 100-mile events for the annual ten fastest runners.

Figure 4 Sex differences across calendar years in 50-mile and 100-mile events for the annual ten fastest runners.

Table 7 Coefficients and standard errors from multivariate regression models for sex differences of the annual fastest runners for each calendar year

Table 8 Coefficients and standard errors from multivariate regression models for sex differences of the annual ten fastest runners for each calendar year

Figure 5 Running speeds from 50-mile to 3,100-mile events.

Notes: (A) Fastest runner ever. (B) Ten fastest runners ever. (C) All finishers. ****P<0.0001.
Abbreviation: NS, nonsignificant.
Figure 5 Running speeds from 50-mile to 3,100-mile events.

Figure 6 Sex difference in running speed from 50-mile to 3,100-mile events.

Notes: (A) Fastest runner ever. (B) Ten fastest runners ever. *P<0.05; **P<0.01.
Abbreviation: NS, nonsignificant.
Figure 6 Sex difference in running speed from 50-mile to 3,100-mile events.

Figure 7 Sex differences in relation to running speed from 50-mile to 3,100-mile events.

Notes: (A) Fastest runners ever. (B) Ten fastest runners ever.
Figure 7 Sex differences in relation to running speed from 50-mile to 3,100-mile events.