Antarctica Speed Record
In October 2013 Richard will leave the UK to attempt to break Christian Eide’s Antarctic speed record.
Blog & News
Read Richard’s personal blogs from Antarctica following his progress every step of the way and find out Richard’s latest news.
About Richard
Richard Parks – creator of the 737 Challenge and the first person to climb the highest mountain on each of the world’s 7 continents and stand on all 3 poles within 7 months.
Recent blog entries & news
Blog – Back at Union Glacier Base Camp
Hi guys. Firstly I have been told about all the messages of congratulations I have received and I would like to say a huge thank you to everyone for all your support. When I return to Punta Arenas Read more →
Richard Parks becomes fastest Brit in history to reach South Pole
Richard Parks has reached the South Pole, recording the fastest ever solo, unsupported and unassisted journey to the South Pole by a Brit in history.
He reached the South Pole today at 5.24am GMT, 2.24am Chilean time and 6.24pm local NZ time, completing the 1150km/715m solo journey from the geographical coastline of Antarctica in 29 days, 19 hours and 24 minutes, setting a new British record and recording the second fastest time in history. He also became the first ever welsh person to complete a solo, unsupported and unassisted journey to the South Pole. Read more →
Antarctica Speed Record – Start of Day 30 AM – The Final Day
Morning guys. I’m in my tent about to set off shortly for my final day in Antarctica. I’ve done 2 really long days as I am not moving as efficiently with my ski’s, hence why I didn’t Read more →
Morning guys.Busy week working on my book & finishing my new @lgtdesign website.Super excited to share both with you soon.Happy Easter guys!April 17, 2014 - 9:11 am- Awesome to catch up with @Specialized_UK yesterday. #cycling is a key part of my exped training. Super proud to be supported by #specializedApril 15, 2014 - 11:35 am
- RT @Mazda_UK: It's time for @richardparks to take on his Mazda Ultimate Challenge in Lillehammer, Norway https://t.co/VNhkArL1FxApril 8, 2014 - 11:44 am
