Kilian Jornet left Western States 100 at kilometer 61 for a knee injury. But he didn't leave. He stayed. And what he lived the rest of that day in Auburn told him in a video posted on his YouTube channel with an honesty and generosity that tell a lot about who this runner is beyond the results."I think this race will be remembered for generations because it was fair. An incredible competition, with a very high level," defines Kilian in the video…
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Kilian Jornet left Western States 100 at kilometer 61 for a knee injury. But he didn't leave. He stayed. And what he lived the rest of that day in Auburn told him in a video posted on his YouTube channel with an honesty and generosity that tell a lot about who this runner is beyond the results."I think this race will be remembered for generations because it was fair. An incredible competition, with a very high level," defines Kilian in the video…