- Most wins
- 1
- Antoine Charvolin, Arnau Julià Bonmatí, Christian Meier, Dachhiri Dawa Sherpa, Erik Sebastian Krogvig, Franck Bussière, Ludovic Pommeret, Marcin Świerc, Michel Christian Lanne, Pablo Manuel Villa González, Patrick Bohard, Pau Capell, Pau Capell Gil, Rémy Brassac, Thibault Marquet and Xavier Thévenard
- Most podiums
- 4
- Antoine Guillon
- Best time (current course, since 2021)
- 18h 22min 17sec
- Antoine Charvolin (2025)
- Different winners
- 16
- Editions held
- 16
Complete honours list
16 editions, from 2009 to 2026
| Edition | WinnerPodium | 2nd place | 3rd place |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020s | |||
| 2026 |  Rémy Brassac 19h 28min 43sec2nd place: Pierre-Adrien Hivert 20h 14min 26sec 3rd place: Nicolas Court1 20h 56min 52sec | Pierre-Adrien Hivert 20h 14min 26sec | Nicolas Court1 20h 56min 52sec |
| 2025 | Antoine Charvolin 18h 22min 17sec2nd place: Gautier Airiau 18h 28min 4sec 3rd place: Léo Rogaume 18h 39min 21sec | Gautier Airiau 18h 28min 4sec | Léo Rogaume 18h 39min 21sec |
| 2024 | Thibault Marquet 18h 59min 36sec2nd place: Alban Berson 19h 56min 40sec 3rd place: Gautier Airiau 20h 7min 22sec | Alban Berson 19h 56min 40sec | Gautier Airiau 20h 7min 22sec |
| 2023 |  Christian Meier 19h 36min 35sec2nd place:  Simen Hjalmar Wästlund 19h 57min 41sec 3rd place: Yannick Noël 20h 18min 2sec | Simen Hjalmar Wästlund 19h 57min 41sec | Yannick Noël 20h 18min 2sec |
| 2022 | Ludovic Pommeret 18h 37min 4sec2nd place:  Joaquín Andrés López Iturralde 19h 32min 9sec 3rd place: Elias Kadi 19h 49min 51sec | Joaquín Andrés López Iturralde 19h 32min 9sec | Elias Kadi 19h 49min 51sec |
| 2021 |  Erik Sebastian Krogvig 18h 49min 58sec2nd place: Benoit Girondel 18h 59min 19sec 3rd place: Arthur Joyeux-Bouillon 19h 34min 38sec | Benoit Girondel 18h 59min 19sec | Arthur Joyeux-Bouillon 19h 34min 38sec |
| 2020 | Cancelled edition2 | ||
| 2010s | |||
| 2019 |  Pablo Manuel Villa González 18h 3min 6sec2nd place:  Dmitrii Mitiaev 18h 16min 16sec 3rd place: Ludovic Pommeret 18h 37min 13sec | Dmitrii Mitiaev 18h 16min 16sec | Ludovic Pommeret 18h 37min 13sec |
| 2018 |  Marcin Świerc 13h 24min 0sec2nd place:  Dylan Bowman 13h 25min 2sec 3rd place: Dmitrii Mitiaev 13h 25min 43sec | Dylan Bowman 13h 25min 2sec | Dmitrii Mitiaev 13h 25min 43sec |
| 2017 | Michel Christian Lanne 14h 33min 9sec2nd place: Antoine Guillon 14h 36min 14sec 3rd place: Sylvain Camus 14h 36min 14sec | Antoine Guillon 14h 36min 14sec | Sylvain Camus 14h 36min 14sec |
| 2016 | Pau Capell Gil 14h 45min 44sec2nd place: Yeray Duran Lopez 15h 14min 7sec 3rd place:  Franco Leo Colle 15h 32min 45sec | Yeray Duran Lopez 15h 14min 7sec | Franco Leo Colle 15h 32min 45sec |
| 2015 | Pau Capell 14h 26min 40sec2nd place: Cyril Cointre 14h 43min 2sec 3rd place: Antoine Guillon 15h 0min 3sec | Cyril Cointre 14h 43min 2sec | Antoine Guillon 15h 0min 3sec |
| 2014 | Xavier Thévenard 14h 10min 37sec2nd place:  Samir Tamang 14h 45min 33sec 3rd place: Jordi Bes 14h 47min 47sec | Samir Tamang 14h 45min 33sec | Jordi Bes 14h 47min 47sec |
| 2013 | Arnau Julià Bonmatí 15h 9min 59sec2nd place: Antoine Guillon 15h 21min 26sec 3rd place: Mattia Roncoroni 15h 31min 20sec | Antoine Guillon 15h 21min 26sec | Mattia Roncoroni 15h 31min 20sec |
| 2012 | Dachhiri Dawa Sherpa 14h 37min 7sec2nd place: Lionel Trivel 15h 5min 26sec 3rd place: Antoine Guillon 15h 5min 28sec | Lionel Trivel 15h 5min 26sec | Antoine Guillon 15h 5min 28sec |
| 2011 | Franck Bussière 15h 51min 37sec2nd place: Lionel Trivel 16h 12min 32sec 3rd place: Sébastien Talotti 16h 20min 54sec | Lionel Trivel 16h 12min 32sec | Sébastien Talotti 16h 20min 54sec |
| 2010 | Cancelled edition3 | ||
| 2000s | |||
| 2009 | Patrick Bohard 14h 1min 48sec2nd place: Thomas Saint Girons 14h 4min 40sec 3rd place:  Alun Powell 14h 40min 23sec | Thomas Saint Girons 14h 4min 40sec | Alun Powell 14h 40min 23sec |
1 : Official podium revised: Davide Rivero (ITA) crossed the line in 3rd position in 20:42:43, but received a 45 min penalty (unauthorized bag change, x3), dropping him to 6th place (corrected time 21:27:43).
2 : Edition cancelled (COVID-19).
3 : Edition cancelled: appalling weather conditions and course markings removed at the Col du Bonhomme.
Detailed statistics
Most titled runner
Antoine Charvolin
1
Arnau Julià Bonmatí
1
Christian Meier
1
Dachhiri Dawa Sherpa
1
Erik Sebastian Krogvig
1
Most podiums
Antoine Guillon
4
Dmitrii Mitiaev
2
Gautier Airiau
2
Lionel Trivel
2
Ludovic Pommeret
2
Best time (current course, since 2021)
Antoine Charvolin (2025)
18h 22min 17sec
Gautier Airiau (2025)
18h 28min 4sec
Ludovic Pommeret (2022)
18h 37min 4sec
Léo Rogaume (2025)
18h 39min 21sec
Erik Sebastian Krogvig (2021)
18h 49min 58sec
Frequently asked questions
Which runner has won the TDS the most times?
Antoine Charvolin, Arnau Julià Bonmatí, Christian Meier, Dachhiri Dawa Sherpa, Erik Sebastian Krogvig, Franck Bussière, Ludovic Pommeret, Marcin Świerc, Michel Christian Lanne, Pablo Manuel Villa González, Patrick Bohard, Pau Capell, Pau Capell Gil, Rémy Brassac, Thibault Marquet and Xavier Thévenard hold the record with 1 win at the TDS.
Who won the TDS in 2026?
The 2026 edition of the TDS was won by Rémy Brassac in 19h 28min 43sec.
How many editions of the TDS have been held?
The TDS has 16 editions on record (excluding cancelled editions).
What is the fastest time on the current TDS course (since 2021)?
The record time is held by Antoine Charvolin in 18h 22min 17sec (2025 edition).
Who are the most successful runners at the TDS?
The most successful at the TDS are: Antoine Charvolin (1), Arnau Julià Bonmatí (1), Christian Meier (1).