Kristo Siimer and Külli Sizask win Harku Lake 55th race

One of Estonia's longest-running mass participation races, the Harku Lake race, was held this year for its 55th time. Kristo Siimer took victory in the men's category, while Külli Sizask triumphed among the women.

Estonia's one of the longest-running mass participation races – the Harku Lake race – was held this year as a jubilee edition, marking its 55th running. Kristo Siimer was crowned the winner in the men's category, while Külli Sizask was the fastest among the women.

The Harku Lake race is one of Estonia's most beloved mass participation races, which over the decades has attracted thousands of participants and become an important part of local athletics history. The event is popular with both recreational runners and elite athletes.