During the Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend on Saturday, May 25, Charles Philibert-Thibault of Quebec set a new national record in the 10K, running the distance in 28 minutes and 6 seconds. He broke Ben Flanagan's record (28:09), set in Ottawa in 2024. Flanagan himself did not participate this year due to injury.

Philibert-Thibault ran at a pace of 2 minutes 48 seconds per kilometer. Cam Levins of British Columbia took second place (28:14), and Andrew Alexander of Toronto took third (28:17).

Gracelyn Larkin won the women's race in 32:43. Prime Minister Mark Carney was seen in the audience, cheering on his wife as she ran the 10K. A total of 36,500 people take part in the event across six races.

Results May 25:

10K:
Men: Ch. Philibert-Thibault (28:06), K. Levins (28:14), E. Alexander (28:17)
Women: G. Larkin (32:43), M. Elmore (33:01), E. Mouhiny

5K:
Men: B. Pascali (15:44), J. Zerko (15:55), O. Gelinas (15:57)
Women: K. Blair (17:43), S. Trott (17:46), M. Roy (17:59)

2K:
Men 2K: Z. Perrault (6:42), M. El Almi (6:43)
Women 2K: J. Drabble (7:41)

Kids Marathon (1.2km):
Boys: N. Washington (4:18)
Girls: I. Villamarin (5:13)