He was cheered on by a crowd of thousands, who watched the ultra-marathon legend fight his hardest to finish his last night of running.
Australian ultra-marathon legend Nedd Brockmann has crossed the finish line after a gruelling 1600 kilometre run at Sydney Olympic Park.
He completed the final stretch of the Uncomfortable Challenge today, which raised $2.6 million for homelessness charity, We Are Mobilise.
Brockmann was cheered on by a crowd of thousands, who watched Brockmann fight his hardest to finish his final lap.
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https://omny.fm/shows/ben-fordham-full-show/breaking-nedd-brockmann-finishes-his-epic-challeng/embedBrockmann hugged his mum and burst into tears after finishing the mammoth run.
"I can't wait for a shower," he said as he laid on the track.
Brockmann completed 3,760 laps of the track at Sydney Olympic Park, which is 125.325 master laps (a master lap covers a distance of 12.84 kilometres).
It was also the biggest day of donations yesterday, with over $770,000 raised for the charity.
"12 days, 13 hours, 16 minutes, and 45 seconds. Average 128 kilometres a day. $2.6 million raised for Aussies experiencing homelessness and counting," he said on social media today.
"CONQUER."
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He started on October 3 with a goal to beat the world record - running 1600km in 10 days - while trying to raise $10 million for homelessness charity We Are Mobolise.
While significant injuries prevented him from beating the world record, he has still raised an impressive $2.6 million.