Matthieu Bonne Breaks World Record at 2024 Six Days Race
Matthieu Bonne's Historic Achievement
On Wednesday at precisely noon, Matthieu Bonne from Antwerp, aged 30, set a new world record by covering 1046.236 kilometers during the 6 Days Race in Hungary, overshadowing Yiannis Kouros' legendary mark.
Record-Breaking Performance
Competing against 114 participants from around the globe, Bonne strategically ran in three-hour increments with 15-minute breaks, pulling off an impressive scheme that ultimately led him to break the world record. Following his first day, he already led with a remarkable 238 kilometers.
- This victory marks Bonne's third world record, showcasing his versatility in sports.
- Previously, he set records for the week on a bicycle (3,619 kilometers) and in ocean swimming (131 kilometers).
- At the race's start, he foreshadowed his ambition by sporting a t-shirt indicating the number 1038.
Matthieu Bonne’s success has cemented him as a top figure in extreme sports, inspiring many around the globe.
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