How the race unfolded - results, turning points, and final standings.
Vladislav Kokorin won the men's standings at Buenos Aires, the longest race of season 263, with 777.8 km. Alexey Sherikhov finished 31.5 km behind after leading for a single day on 26 September. Margarita Pochekutova won the women's race with 490.2 km, leading from day one, and third place was settled on the evening of 30 September.
October 2
Alexey Kovalev won the men's Petrov-Vodkin at 3:45/km, twelve seconds faster than Andrey Dolmatov, who ran 41.6 km in a single day. In the women's race Anastasia Andrianova averaged 4:16, twenty-eight seconds per kilometre quicker than Anna Egorova. The art-series race in honour of Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin had 170 finishers out of 204.
October 2
Dmitriy Cherny won the men's standings at Sun, the first race of the space series, with an average pace of 3:50. On 28 September he took first place from Konstantin Volkov, who had led for less than two hours. In the women's race Natalia Sokol led from 7 September and finished two and a half seconds per kilometre ahead of Anna Egorova, while Ekaterina Gavrilova held on to third by a third of a second.
October 2
Andrey Izmailov won the men's Hyperdrive 50 at 4:10; Volkov finished five seconds back, and Cherny took third at his everyday pace. Abramushkina edged Sirota by hundredths. More than half the field joined the league in August, just weeks before the start — among them: rain, sick leave, a bad knee, and a Lahti trail with 2,650 metres of climb. 59 of 85 closed the fifty.
September 22
Surganov wins at 4:39 min/km across five sessions; Sesina takes the women's race with a three-run sweep in 72 hours. The race confirmed that in a FIX multirun, setting a fast pace line early is worth more than banking extra kilometres late.
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