Three in a Row: Coppi and Aragon Stay Hot at A'Basin
September 9, 2026
At a Glance: High elevation, rugged Rocky Mountain terrain and a packed race-day atmosphere made Cirque Series A'Basin one to remember. Mason Coppi and Alexa Aragon each earned their third straight victories, while Nature's Sunshine Mountain Team athlete Jamie Brusa returned to the Women's Pro podium after narrowly missing it at Grand Targhee.
Photos by @MackLambertMedia and @RileyKisserPhotos
HIGH ALTITUDE. BIG ENERGY.
Cirque Series returned to Colorado on Saturday for a high-altitude showdown at Arapahoe Basin.
The A'Basin course served up 9.4 miles and 2,211 feet of vertical gain through classic Rocky Mountain terrain, with thin air, exposed alpine sections and plenty of climbing to test even the strongest runners.
It was also one of the most well-attended stops of the season, with a lively crowd, plenty of big smiles and a finish-line atmosphere that matched the scale of the mountains surrounding it.
And once again, two of the hottest runners in the 2026 Cirque Series found their way to the top.

THREE STRAIGHT FOR COPPI
Mason Coppi is on a serious roll.
After wins at Snowbird and Grand Targhee, the Lakewood, Colorado runner made it with a first-place finish at A'Basin in .




