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Australians run 80 hours or more in 'crazy' race with no finish line

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  • Australian runners are competing in the Backyard Ultra World Team Championship at Kembla Grange in New South Wales. Each athlete must complete a 6.7-kilometre loop every hour until only one runner remains, with the event lasting beyond four days.
  • Jonathan Ash and Brandon Lee Gretch both withdrew after injuries, while Phil Gore is sidelined this year.
  • Dan Camac was the last Australian left, completing his 87th lap, and the Australian team recorded a combined 1,069 laps.
Australians run 80 hours or more in 'crazy' race with no finish line
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