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Base Camp to summit in 9 hours 55 minutes — on foot

American runner Tyler Andrews ran from Everest Base Camp to the summit in 9 hours and 55 minutes, a staggering speed record on the world's highest mountain. He climbed through the night, alone with his headlamp and the stars.

The upbeat factorThe upbeat factor: The roof of the world, at a sprinter's pace.
✓ Verified · Rock Climbing Realms · 2026-05-12 · Nepal
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