Global Organization of Multi-Day Ultramarathoners
Global Organization of Multi-Day Ultramarathoners
Canadian-born Trishul Cherns's multi-day ultramarathon career has spanned over 46 years and counting. He has covered over 55,000 kilometers / 34,000 miles in multi-day racing competitions, including many current Canadian National Records. He is a three-time finisher of the longest certified footrace in the world, the "Mount Everest of multi-day events," the Sri Chinmoy-Self Transcendence 3100 mile race.
His personal bests include:
2 Days - 355.8 kilometers - 221 miles
6 Days - 866 kilometers - 538 miles
10 Days - 1241 kilometers - 771 miles
1000 Kilometers - 7 days, 14 hours
1000 Miles - 13 days, 7 hours
5000 kilometers - 50 days, 6 hours
A former statistician for Ultrarunning Magazine for over 25 years, he aims to preserve the rich history of the multi-day past while having an eye cast on the future of the sport.
Viktoria Brown holds three Canadian Women's National Multi-Day Records: 72-hour, 48-hour, and 6-day, and is the overall Canadian 48-hour record holder. She is also the former 72-hour world record holder. She is also a National Triathlon Champion in long-distance triathlons. One of her previous careers included being a broadcast journalist and commentator for international sporting events, including the Olympic Games on TV. She has also served as an investigative journalist for the BBC in London, England, and had a professional career as a sponsored poker player at the World Championship level. She is the proud mother of three young girls.