The Elbrus Race (or RedFox Elbrus Race), is an international skyrunning competition held for the first time in 2008. It runs each May at Mount Elbrus, Russia. which at 5,642 m is the highest mountain in Europe. The race has formed part of the Skyrunner World Series circuit four times.^[2]

• Elbrus SkyRace, a SkyRace (7.36 km / 1,862 m), from 3,780 m up to 5,642 m MSL^[3]
• Elbrus SkyMarathon, a SkyMarathon (12 km / 3,342 m), from 2,350 m up to 5,642 m MSL^[3]
• Elbrus Vertical, a Vertical Kilometer (1,000 m), from 2,450 m up to 3,450 m MSL^[4]

Year	Vertical Kilometer		SkyRace		SkyMarathon
	Men's winner	Women's winner	Men's winner	Women's winner	Men's winner	Women's winner
2008	not held		Semyon Dvornichenko 2:58:00	Ekaterina Andreeva 3:33:00	not held
2009	not held		Semen Dvornichenko 2:43:20	Ekaterina Shubina 4:10:00	not held
2010	Dmitry Ploskonosov 48:41	Megan Kimmel 59:07	Mikhail Klimov 2:27:05	Megan Kimmel 3:22:16	not held
2011	not held
2012	Marco De Gasperi 44:39	Larisa Soboleva |56:51	Denis Provalov 3:17:37	Zoya Spirina 5:16:30	Luis Alberto Hernando 3:41:00	Zhanna Vokuyeva 5:02:00
2013	Marco Facchinelli 44:48	Larisa Soboleva 51:08	Aggey Skopin 2:52:42	Varvara Prokhorova 3:58:38	Marco Facchinelli 3:30:46	Oksana Stefanishina 4:45:01
2014	Vitaliy Chernov 47:22	Elena Kravchenko 54:22	Vladimir Belyay 2:31:50	Svetlana Malova 3:28:05	Marco De Gasperi 3:03:55*	Oksana Stefanishina 4:32:28*
2015	Vitaliy Chernov 44:16	Elena Kravchenko 52:24	Vladimir Belyay 2:49:30	Tatyana Ufimtseva 3:45:42	Vitaly Shkel 3:29:04	Oksana Stefanishina 4:42:00
2016	Cardona Oriol 45:43	Elena Kravchenko 54:37	Vladimir Belyay Vyacheslav Khorosavin 3:11:06	Marina Georgieva 3:40:20	Karl Egloff 3:44:43	Diana Zelenova 4:43:17
2017	Vitaliy Chernov 43:14	Elena Kravchenko 54:00	Dorjsurenkhor Otgonkhuu 2:59:13	Oksana Stefanishina 2:49:40	Karl Egloff 3:24:14	Diana Zelenova 4:30:12

*record of the race

• Official web site
• Elbrusrace.com
• RedFox Elbrus Race at Laufcoaches.com