Indian ultra-cyclist Bharat Pannu has once again proven his extraordinary endurance and set a new world record for the fastest time to cycle trans-India. Covering the vast expanse of the country, Pannu completed his incredible journey in an astonishing 9 days, 7 hours, 5 minutes, and 11 seconds, from October 17 to October 26, 2021.

This marks Pannu’s second successful attempt at setting this challenging record, further cementing his reputation as one of India’s premier ultra-endurance athletes. The route, stretching across the diverse landscapes of India, tested his physical and mental limits to the extreme.

Pannu’s previous record for this same feat showcased his earlier dominance, and this latest achievement demonstrates his relentless pursuit of excellence and self-improvement. The meticulous planning, rigorous training, and unwavering determination required for such an endeavor are immense, involving navigation through varying terrains and climatic conditions.

While the specific start and end points for this particular trans-India record are usually West to East (e.g., from Gujarat to Arunachal Pradesh), Pannu’s time has now been officially verified by Guinness World Records. His achievements continue to inspire a growing community of cyclists and endurance athletes across India.