After the official release of the ITRA single-race performance points for the Chongli 168 Super Trail, Chinese athletes' overall performance points have undergone a new round of adjustments.

On the women's side, although the overall rankings haven't changed much, Yao Miao and Xiang Fuzhao continue to lead the women's top ten.

陈霖, thanks to winning the 168 km category, steadily increased her points to 776, further consolidating her place among China's top women.

On the men's side, Fan Banglin continues to lead the standings, with Meng Guangfu right behind him in second; the points gap between them has narrowed to six points. The two are also the only domestic competitors to have exceeded 930 points. Guan Yousheng moved up one place and is just one step away from 930 points.

赵家驹, with an outstanding performance to win the 168 km category, raised his score to 927 points and returned to the domestic men's top four.

Si Lang Duoji and Shen Jiasheng, who had previously been in the top ten, still hadn't really found their competition rhythm, and with other athletes continuously posting high scores the two of them dropped out of the top-ten group.

One representative is 杨春龙: after winning the Wanlong 50 km category at Chongli, his performance points rose to 918, vaulting him into the top ten.

张火话, a prominent figure at this Chongli event, although not in the top ten overall, won the Chongli Xue Ruyi 70 km category and posted a single-race performance score of 945 — an Asian single-race record — which lifted his overall score from 890 to 916, placing him 11th.

With multiple domestic and international major races scheduled for the second half of the year, athletes will continue to enter those events, and China's ITRA ranking landscape in trail running is expected to keep evolving.