Meet the Minotaur race director Andrew Fairhurst didn’t expect anyone to finish the race in under 3 hours and yet, the top two spots came in at 2h 49min. “My estimated time was the 3:15, 3:30 mark, but it was a head-to-head battle between local athlete Troy Misseghers and Eric Carter based out of Squamish, B.C. They drove the race faster just by competing against one another,” says Fairhurst. Just 36 seconds separated first and second place, with Carter coming in at 2:49:10 and Misseghers (pictured above, centre with bib #148), who was the reigning champion from last year, following shortly after at 2:49:46.

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