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Athlete Route Start date Style Status
Lila Miller Appalachian Trail (AT) Self-supported In progress
Francis Vachon Traversée de la réserve faunique de Matane par le Sentier International des Appalaches-Québec GR A1 (QC, Canada) Unsupported In progress
John Kelly Appalachian Trail (AT) Supported DNF
Michael Strasser Seven Summits Austria Self-supported Complete - New FKT!
Karel Sabbe HexaTrek - crossing France (France) Supported Complete - New FKT pending verification
Sophie Grant Via Alpina (Slovenia, Italy, Austria, Germany, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, France, Monaco) Supported Complete - New FKT!
Antoine Clément Atlas 11 4000ers (Morocco) Supported Complete - New FKT!
Aurelien Sanchez Pacific Crest Trail (CA, OR, WA) Supported Complete - New FKT!

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  • simon powell:
    Abandoned attempt at 42miles 24hrs in Keswick due to foot issues.
  • AndrewBlatecky:
    I will be doing a second attempt at the unsupported FKT going CW on the collegiate loop beginning Friday, July 1 around 5:30-ish AM starting from the Avalanche trailhead. I will carry everything I need, only take water from natural sources, and will… read more »
  • Patrick_Blair:
    Pat Stem and I will be attempting the Unsupported Men's FKT tomorrow morning.  We will be starting in the south.  We plan to run together in an unsupported fashion, however we understand that if one of us poops out that the other one will continue… read more »
  • Jack Kuenzle:
    Before anyone posts it, no directional variation is needed for this route. Start and finish are basically the same elevation. Going NOBO you get alot of runnable terrain while fresh and then get hammered by northern Presis and Wilcat, Carter, Moriah… read more »
  • Rob Manley:
    Welp, gave it a shot. 2am start with snow falling a couple hours in which we knew would happen. No big. Just more careful. Problem was, we started getting lighting. Never ok to make yourself a target on an exposed ridge like that. Had to head down.… read more »