6). Speed Records & Streaks

  
    NOTE: Records where driving plays a major part are not listed. Human
	powered feats are preferred. Speed records are not intended
        to encourage reckless activities, or speeding tickets.  Notably -
	1. Do not drive too fast.
	2. Always ask permission if public access is not clear.
	3. Do not drive when you are overly tired.
	4. Do not engage in switchback cutting and other undesirable hiking practices.

    Peaks in a day.

	Rules: Up to 24 hours time span (may cross calendar days).
	Ground/water travel is allowed, mechanized air travel is not.
	Ties broken by best time. **For 2000' and below we are
	tracking runs/walks on foot only.

	Prominence	Peaks	By
	
	24,000'+	1	Everest Base Camp to top in 8:10 by Pemba Dorje Sherpa
	12,000'+	2	Kilimanjaro and Kenya, 21 hours 40 min. by 
				Barry Cliff and Rusty Baillie in February 1964.
				Mt. Kenya has 12792' prominence.
	6,000'+		3	Antonio, Jacinto, Gorgonio by many Jansport 8000 meter challenge participants.
				Fastest time would entail starting at Gorgonio.
**	2,000'		 4	Jon Broxap, by-product of the run listed below.

**	1,000'		11	Jon Broxap
	  500'		22	Chris Upson
	  492', by foot 24	Chris Upson, 24 Marilyns in 24 hours by foot.
				70 miles, 29,800' ascent. A Marilyn is
				a 150 meter drop summit.
**	  328'		26	Jon Broxap
**  	  300'		27	Jon Broxap, 28 Munros in 24
				hours. 70 miles, 32,650' ascent.
				Mark Hartell tied this count, not sure which was faster.
**	   50'		73	Mark Hartell, in 1997 with an astonishing
				87 miles and 39,900ft. gain.

    Peaks in a week.

	Rules: Up to 7 * 24 = 168 hours time span
	(may cross calendar days).
	Prominence	Peaks	By
	5,000+		8	Bob Bolton, 3 PM Sept. 4 - 1:15 PM Sept. 11 2004
				UT:Flat Top, Nebo, Ibapah, Deseret, Timpanogos
				NV:Wheeler, North Schell, Star
			8	Count tied by Petter Bjørstad in 2008. Time 159:10. 
	1,000 meters	10	Bob Bolton, Duane Gilliland & Grant Myers.
				These peaks were all 4,000'+ prominence.
	  610 meters	17	Rob Woodall, 19-24 Aug-06. 39,500' gain, 63 miles.
	1,000'		?
	 ~300'?		50	Jamie Thin, runner from Edinburgh, Munros in a week

    Peaks in longer periods

        5,000+		21	66 days by Kazufumi Hirata during his Hyaku-Meizan completion.
	  150 meters	549	In in the year 2006 by Andrew Tibbetts (+ full time 9-5 office job)
	 ~300+		284	Munros by Stephen Pyke, in 39 days 9 hours and 6 minutes, Summer 2010.
				262 are 300'+, 205 are 500'+, 119 are 1K, 53 are 2K


    Streaks - consecutive days climbing different Ultras

	11  Rob Woodall and Andrew Tibbetts: 2008 8-26 to 9-5 Presanella, Marmolada,
	    Col Nudo, Cima Dódici, Ortles, Piz Kesch, Cima Valdritta, Monte Bondone,
	    Birkkarspitze, Zugspitze, Santis
	10  (USA Only) Dennis Poulin: Hayford, Pilot, Arc Dome, North Schell, Ibapah, Deseret,
	    Flat Top, Nebo, Timpanogos, Borah