He does not run he writes; The history of this sport. His legend. Kilian Jornet fell in the snow on Friday morning in the early hours of the Hadrock. His left shoulder was out and he himself off the road of a fourth victory at Siverton. Little would have continued. None would have retained a chance to win. On the ground Kilian put the bones back in their place. Before the thunder roars. Let the rain harass the bodies up to the top of Handies Peak at 4284m. For over a hundred kilometers Kilian ra
