Overview

• Mitch Hutchcraft summited Mount Everest on May 11, 2025, completing an unprecedented 240-day endurance challenge dubbed 'Project Limitless.'
• The journey began in Dover with a 35 km swim across the English Channel, followed by an 11,929 km cycle through Europe and Asia to India.
• He ran 900 km to Kathmandu, trekked 365 km to Everest base camp, and completed the final guided ascent with renowned climber Gelje Sherpa.
• Hutchcraft aims to raise £500,000 for SAVSIM, a charity supporting veteran mental health and wildlife conservation, as part of the challenge.
• This feat is under consideration for a world record as the longest climb of Everest from sea level, with official confirmation pending.