Tracker lost contact halfway down, but now looks like she finished at 0652, which would, I think, be 5 days 23hrs 51mins. Amazing.
Edit: looks like the confirmed time is 5 days 23 hours 49 minutes (too early for maths).
Tracker lost contact halfway down, but now looks like she finished at 0652, which would, I think, be 5 days 23hrs 51mins. Amazing.
Edit: looks like the confirmed time is 5 days 23 hours 49 minutes (too early for maths).
Last edited by Hank; 17-06-2021 at 08:30 AM.
Geoff Clarke
Amazing stuff. Wainwrights seems to have grasped a lot of people's attention this year with multiple attempts in different styles. 4 attempts for Sabs, shows that she knew she could do it, but also the ability to recover from 1 full round (last year) and getting to day 4 a few weeks ago - when you consider how broken it left Steve and Paul, her powers of recovery are astonishing.
Nic Barber. Downhill Dandy
Interesting Tweet from Steve Birkinshaw:
Sabrina's Wainwright record stats:
total=144hr, moving=129hr, resting=15hr (~6 hours sleep)
Paul T (previous record):
total=150hr, moving=113hr, resting=37hr.
Sabs has the amazing physical and mental toughness to keep moving with very little sleep/rest.
Geoff Clarke
Extraordinary. I watched last night and saw her move on from Duddon quickly , around 11:30pm, I knew then that she was looking for the sub-6 days.
It's even on the BBC site now: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cumbria-57509297
Following his own run, Steve blogged:
Joss 125 moving 44 resting
Steve 115 moving 42 resting
Interestingly, Steve's plan had been to rest only 25 hrs, allowing him to beat Joss's time while moving less quickly.
Looking at the 4 runs, Sabrina's moving:resting ratio is an amazing step change.
I am halfway through Sabrina's book "Where There's a Hill" - an excellent read. Is there no end to her talents? Highly recommended.