Carolina Johnson Breaks Women's Lidingöloppet Record with Historic Win
Carolina Johnson sets a new record in the women's Lidingöloppet, finishing in under 1:50:00.
- • Carolina Johnson finished Lidingöloppet in 1:49:19, setting a new women's record.
- • She broke the previous record by 1:59, formerly held by Carolina Wikström.
- • Johnson is the first woman to complete the race in under 1:50:00.
- • Sylvia Medugu Kiberenge finished second, nearly two minutes behind.
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In a remarkable display of endurance and skill, Carolina Johnson has shattered the women's course record at the 2025 Lidingöloppet, completing the 30-kilometer race in a stunning time of 1:49:19. Johnson's achievement not only marked her victory but also made her the first woman in history to finish the race in under 1 hour and 50 minutes. She surpassed the previous record, set by Carolina Wikström at 1:51:36, by an impressive margin of 1 minute and 59 seconds.
The race saw tough competition, particularly from Danish runner Sylvia Medugu Kiberenge, who secured second place but fell nearly two minutes behind Johnson’s record time. Johnson, who felt confident during the event, expressed her exhilaration post-race, stating, "I felt so light" and relished the successful execution of her strategy, especially through challenging segments like the steep Aborrbacken.
This article was translated and synthesized from Swedish sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
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Rekordet totalkrossat
Repris från 2015 – Morwabe vinner Lidingöloppet
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