We Tried To WIN A 24 Hour Mountain Race 🥵

Everesting is a trend usually reserved for the cycling world but this week we sent a team to Eryri (Snowdonia) to see if they could summit Everest in 24 hours.

Watch as presenters Sarah, James, Jess and Mo with the help of Garmin take on the Black Diamond Yr Wyddfa Snowdon24, with 10 runs up the famous Welsh mountain to have climbed Everest!

Can they do it? Stay tuned to find out…

Black Diamond Yr Wyddfa Snowdon24

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[nidhivaidya]

Jess seems like such a fantastic addition to the team! Amazing work Sarah, Mo, James, and Jess!

[SteveBe]

“Welcome to the Walking Channel, we’ve rebranded.”
😂😂😂
Brilliant commentary. lol

[KyleRodger.]

Amazing video guys! Been looking forward to this one! Jess is a great addition to the team, such a great energy! Well done everyone, smashed it!!

[Pondemonium]

Team!! congrats! you all did amazing!! I love how this is not Mo's usual thing but he still did it with a smile here and there 🎉 Sarah always cracks me up and James makes me so emotional watching and rooting for him 😢 I love Jess, she's also a lot of fun! yall did so good 🎉

[wilsontang]

Once again, another challenge conquered by the TRC team! Nice to see Jess take on such an epic challenge for her first with the TRC. well done one and all.

[Rustyfox]

Well done team TRC!!!!
Amazing effort. Big kudos to Mo, for taking to the trails in the day and night 👊🏻. Trail running is awesome 👌🏻
Look forward to your next adventure 😉

[autumnoley]

I was just telling my friend about this channel and its podcast and how i was excited for this video and BOM video. So excited for this group of people. Jess seems like such a good addition and extremely relatable. Great video ❤

[JohnBirtchetSharpe]

love it, I ran up and down it for charity with Chris Ford & co a couple of years ago so totally empathize re The obsticle course of people, especially on a downhill. It is so important to set off stready, because the 3rd qtr (where it is a little rocky), will take it out of the legs if you do the first half too hard, and then to do it in the pitch black, some of that trek is slippy underfoot . Very well done all :🙂 👏

[markjones]

As a local fell runner I could telll instantly that Jess was going to be by far the toughest and fastest, she looks like a fell runner and was quick, would be interesting to see her train properly for the Snowdon International mountain race which is just once up and down and all about flat out speed, I bet she could get near the 90min mark up/down if she put her mind to it which is a very respectable target, the course record is an insane 1:02:29. Also have a look at not a race but a challenge, fell racing is known for it's 24hr challenges known as Rounds and the one in Snowdonia is called the Paddy Buckley Round, it's just over 100km and includes 47 summits, it is actually split into 5 sections so could be done as a team challenge and it's usual to have pacers who know the route supporting the runners and doing the navigation for them, and support crews between each section with hot food etc.

[irisr]

What a race and what an epic performance by all of you! Jess fits in so well, great to see.

[bdclassicalguitarist]

What a wonderful adventure! I'm exhausted. I would love to see you take on the West Highland Way Challenge Race.

[Runna]

Love the video! Jess is a great new presenter too!!

[Kelly_Ben]

Great video!! Great job, that looked like so much Type 2 fun!! I loved what Mo said... hating it until the finish, then loving it, as well as how crazy friendly trail/ ultra runners are! It's an atmosphere that you have to experience to believe.
Personally, I'd love to see toy do a Man V Horse style run (VT100 ??) or a Skyline run like the Glen Coe!

[jamstaa]

Aw man.. I did the ultra that weekend, didn’t realise you were all there, I’d have come to cheer you on 😂 Was a great weekend, and much better weather than last year. Well done all of you.. we see the 24hr people going in and out when we’re waiting to start.. luckily I only had to run down the Llanberis path only once.. although, my legs were probably just as tired and painful as yours. 🎉

[chinpoeykhoo]

Amazing content as always from TRC, can't imagine going up and down a hill/mountain throughout the day & night multiple times. Impeccable teamwork and awesome collaboration with Garmin for this challenge!

[ian-mucarruthers]

That was really fun to watch. The feeling of being a team really came through.. thanks all.

[pballfin]

Words cannot express how much I loved this vid. This kind of thing is what my running buddies and I love to do. I loved seeing the fun, smiles, and delirium of these events! 😍😍😍😍

[palmagnusstern]

thats tough. 12 hours in and hearing you're halfway there. I'd imagine for people thats in good shape it would almost be worse with breaks, so they become stiff and never be able to fully recover

[scmalwal]

A '"local" favorite of mine that I would LOVE for you all to try someday is the Ragnar Reach The Beach Relay! It's a relay of just over 200 miles that starts in the mountains of New Hampshire and finishes on the seacoast. I grew up watching every year as runners came through my town so it's on my bucket list to do someday!

[rogerrichards]

Come down to Cornwall for the Arc of Attrition - 50 or 100 miles with some fantastic coastal scenery (by day - not so pretty at night!) Need to get entered early so probably looking at January 2025. Cornwall would give you a great welcome.