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Why women are breaking men’s endurance records | DW News

When Sophie Woods broke the record for the gruelling 2,000 km Via Alpina, completing the course in 29 days, she continued a trend of female endurance runners going faster than men. Scientists point to physiological and psychological advantages, though Woods believes it’s all about "problem solving."

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