Shirtless Californian Jack Kuenzle takes almost 30 minutes off Bob Graham Round record...
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Runner's World UK
2022-09-05T15:12:14Z
The former US Navy Seal completed the 66-mile loop, which takes in 42 fells and 27,000 feet of elevation gain, in just 12:23:48.
Running the entire Lake District route shirtless, Kuenzle finished at 6.30pm on Friday 2 September.
The challenge was established by Bob Graham in 1932, when he ran it in under 24 hours. It is a rugged, technical route with steep scrambles and boggy tracks which include Scafell Pike, the tallest mountain in England.
But it was no match for running coach Kuenzle, who focuses on setting speed records across the world.
In April he summited and descended Mount Hood in Oregon, scaling 5,254 feet of elevation gain, in the record breaking time of 1:31:31.

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