Edit Bérces, born on 16 May 1964 in Zalaegerszeg, is a Hungarian ultramarathon runner, world record holder and former world and European champion, and Hungary's most successful ultra runner. She won the world and European 100 kilometre titles in 2000, the IAU 24 Hour World Championship in 2001 and the 24-hour European championship in 2002, and twice won the five-day Vienna-Bratislava-Budapest Supermarathon. In 2002 she set a 24-hour world record on the track with a 100-mile record en route, and in 2004 a 24-hour treadmill world record that was better than the men's record at the time. Ultramarathon World voted her the top female ultramarathoner of 2002.
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is a Hungarian ultramarathon runner, world record holder
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born May 16, 1964
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the top female ultramarathoner of 2002
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Top accomplishments include her 2000 world and European 100 kilometer titles and her 24-hour European championship victory in 2002. She has also twice won Hungary's top ultramarathon race, the five-day Vienna-Bratislava-Budapest Supermarathon. She won the IAU 24 Hour World Championship in 2001
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