Born for
the mountains
Three athletes, three extraordinary careers and one shared vision of effort, competition and freedom.

Miguel Arsénio
Miguel Arsénio is one of the leading names in Portuguese trail running and an established figure on the international ultra-trail scene. His ability to perform at the highest level in long, technical races has taken him to victory in some of the world’s most prestigious events.
Career highlights
He won the inaugural international series after victory at the Swiss Canyon Trail and second place at Ultra-Trail Cape Town.
Victory in 2023 at one of Europe’s great classics: 100.9 kilometres with 6,580 metres of elevation gain.
He won the 111K in 2024, breaking the course record, and claimed victory again in 2025.
First in the demanding 87-kilometre race with 5,000 metres of elevation gain around Lake Annecy.
Runner-up at Lavaredo Ultra Trail, Transgrancanaria Classic, Grand Trail des Templiers and Ultra-Trail Cape Town.
A UTMB Index above 900 confirms his consistency and performance among the world’s finest specialists.

Azara García
Azara García de los Salmones, known as “La Tormenta”, is one of the most important athletes in the recent history of Spanish trail running. A world, European and national champion, she has spent more than a decade competing at the highest level and winning some of the world’s most iconic races.
Career highlights
Winner of the ultra-distance standings in the 2021 Spartan Trail World Championship season.
She claimed the continental title in 2015 by winning the legendary Zegama-Aizkorri against an elite international field.
Four national titles in 2016 and another Spanish RFEA Ultra Trail Championship in 2023.
Winner of the 127-kilometre Classic race in 2017 and 2021, as well as the Advanced category in 2023.
Individual world silver medals in Skyrunning and Trail, plus team Trail World Championship silver with Spain in 2016.
Winner of Ultra Pirineu, Mozart 100, Fjällmaraton 100K, Val d’Aran and Chianti Ultra Trail by UTMB.

Leire Fernández
Leire Fernández Abete is a Basque trail runner and canicross athlete who began competing in the mountains at just 12 years old. A junior canicross world champion and senior Spanish trail champion, she combines talent and character with a deeply personal connection to the mountains and animals.
Career highlights
She won the national championship at Chandrexa Trail over 35 kilometres with 2,180 metres of elevation gain.
She also became European and Spanish junior champion alongside her dog Bolt, winning the titles at just 14 years old.
At only 16, she won the 44.8-kilometre race in the Picos de Europa and finished eighth overall.
First female finisher in the UTMB Mont-Blanc youth competition held in Chamonix.
Victory in 2025 in the 42-kilometre Gran Trail Aneto-Posets race with 2,610 metres of elevation gain.
Winner of the Transvulcania Half Marathon, El Roque, Rialp Matxicots and Ultra Trail Côte d’Azur Mercantour.