Within the house of a few weeks in September 2024, each the lads’s and ladies’s world data for six days of operating have been damaged, by Matthieu Bonne of Belgium and Denmark’s Stine Rex, respectively.
Multisport endurance athlete Bonne ran 650.138 miles (1,046.296 kilometers) on the 2024 GOMU-EMU 6-Day World Championships in Hungary, to interrupt Yiannis Kouros’s historic file, whereas multiday specialist Rex notched up 567.688 miles (913.606k) on the 2024 6 dagsløb i Åbybro race in Denmark, to topple Camille Herron’s 2024 file.
Notice that the six-day mark is taken into account by the Worldwide Affiliation of Ultrarunners as a world-best efficiency.
World data for this self-discipline are thus presently tracked by the nonprofit World Group of Multi-Day Ultramarathoners (GOMU).
As per typical, the data are pending ratification.
Stine Rex Units Ladies’s Six-Day World File on the 2024 6 dagsløb i Åbybro
Denmark’s Stine Rex has as soon as once more entered the file books, besting the ladies’s six-day world file by some seven miles, operating 567.688 miles or 913.606k on the 2024 6 dagsløb i Åbybro race in her house nation.
She bested the ladies’s file of 560.330 miles (901.764 kilometers) set by Camille Herron in March on the 2024 lululemon FURTHER occasion in La Quinta, California. Previous to Herron’s 2024 file, the ladies’s six-day file had been untouched for 34 years.
Rex accomplished the space by operating 0.87-mile (1.4k) loops round a lake in Åbybro, Denmark. She averaged 94.62 miles (152.27k) per day, ending at midday native time on September 1.
This comes simply three months after Rex set an as-yet-unratified ladies’s 48-hour world file on the 2024 GOMU 48-Hour World Championships, held at Balatonfüred, Hungary, in June. Rex totaled 270.646 miles (435.564k) on that event to surpass Camille Herron’s file of 435.336k by simply 228 meters.
Matthieu Bonne Units Males’s Six-Day World File on the 2024 GOMU-EMU 6-Day World Championships
With an hour to go within the 2024 GOMU-EMU 6-Day World Championships in Hungary, Belgium’s Matthieu Bonne entered the ultrarunning historical past books, when he surpassed Yiannis Kouros’s 19-year-old males’s six-day world file, in the end racking up 650.138 miles (1,046.296k) by the point the race concluded on September 11.
The earlier file, held by Kouros, measured 644.23 miles (1,036.80k), set throughout the 2005 Cliff Younger Australian Six Day race at Colac, Victoria, Australia.
Bonne accomplished the file by operating simply over 1,164 loops measuring 2,949 ft, or 898.88 meters. He paced the trouble prudently and was behind Kouros’s file till the final day. Alongside the way in which, he additionally celebrated the quickest recorded 600-mile break up, which he lined in 5 days, 12 hours, 27 minutes, and 12 seconds. See the reside tracker for splits.
The occasion was run on a flat paved floor, and situations had been blended, with heavy rain on day 4 giving approach to blue skies and solar for the ultimate push.
Bonne, who describes himself as an “excessive sporter,” has beforehand accomplished the Marathon des Sables, and likewise has accolades in open water swimming — together with swimming the English Channel, and navigating the coast of Belgium — and ultra-distance biking.