Aurélien Dunand-Pallaz delivers a standout traverse of the GR20. The article presents him as having put in a major performance, with a time that goes on to improve the record on the route. The account emphasises the speed of completion, clearly placing the progression between the start and the finish, without any additional details about pace or segments.
The start is given on Thursday 24 September at 5 am, from Calenzana. From that moment, the article describes the rest of the race as a GR20 traverse up to landing at another key stage, then specifying the time to reach Conca. The timeline is based on a start date and time.
The finish comes on Friday morning at Conca, with a time of 27 h 29. This duration is presented as the result of the traverse and is the central information for assessing the performance. The article sets this time against an earlier reference, showing the difference measured in hours and minutes.
The text also highlights the scale of the improvement by comparing 27 h 29 with 29 h 46. It therefore announces an improvement of 2 h 17, placing the level of the performance in relation to the previous record. The information is given as a numbered fact, with no other context about race conditions or how to run.
