On December 26 at 3:00 PM, Viktor Doronin set a new world record by covering a distance of 1111 km without a break for sleep or rest. The athlete's challenge began on December 24 at 4:30 AM and consisted of three stages: swimming in an indoor pool for 10 km, cycling for 1001 km, and running for 100 km.
The most challenging stage for Viktor was the cycling phase, which lasted over a day. Despite facing vision problems, strong winds, and heat of 27 degrees, the athlete kept moving forward.
The final stage of the challenge was also fraught with difficulties: Doronin experienced pain in his thigh; however, disregarding the discomfort, he successfully completed the distance, setting a new world record for endurance – 9 hours, 13 minutes, and 45 seconds.
Thus, Viktor aimed to showcase the limitless potential of humanity. He also boasts other unique achievements: he successfully crossed the Dubai desert on a bicycle (a distance of 1001 km) without taking a break for rest, and he ran across the Sahara Desert.