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Jens Lukas
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October 18, 2025
German distance runner
Jens Lukas
(born 13 April 1966) is a German long-distance runner.
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Achievements
References
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Jens Lukas 1991 - formerly running for the "Flatfeet Karlsruhe" / Germany.
Achievements
Won the
Spartathlon
246
km - race from
Athens
to
Sparta
,
Greece
three times (1999), (2004), (2005) and finished second two times (2000), (2001)
Won the International Sri Chinmoy 24h Run at Basel/Switzerland two times (1999), (2008)
Won the
International Association of Ultrarunners
(IAU) 24h European Championship at
Gravigny
(2002) with 267
km 294 metres
Finished third in the
International Association of Ultrarunners
(IAU) 24h World Championship at
Wörschach
(2005) with 256
km 368 metres
Won the 153
km West Highland Way Race (2008) from
Milngavie
north of
Glasgow
to
Fort William
in the
Scottish Highlands
Finished second (2007) in the
Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc
and fourth (2006)
Jens Lukas - since 1993 LSG Karlsruhe / Germany .
References
German Ultra Runners Association Statistics.
http://statistik.d-u-v.org/getresultperson.php?runner=1553
Spartathlon Hall of Fame.
https://web.archive.org/web/20110721083341/http://www.spartathlon.gr/statisticssub.php?i=12&p=113
External links
Personal Webpage Jens Lukas
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