51:18 2020 August 1/3 Gwynne Stokes - 54:30 2021 September 10/11: Dougie Zinis - 45:03 Baumeister and Spinks both started at Keswick, ran clockwise to Yewbarrow (peak 31 on a clockwise Round), reversed and ran back to Keswick, then continued anticlockwise to Yewbarrow (now peak 12 on an anticlockwise Round), before reversing again and completing the double traverse of all 42 peaks, once clockwise and once anticlockwise, at Keswick. The Bob Graham Club 24 Hour Club The Bob Graham Club was proposed in 1971 by Fred Rogerson. It exists to record attempts at long distance challenges over the Lakeland fells. The majority of the club's activity is related to the Bob Graham Round itself. While there is no requirement for those attempting the round to apply for membership most do so. The Club does not organise attempts on the Round, this is left to each individual. The rules for gaining club membership are simple: Starting at the Moot Hall in Keswick, traverse the 42 summits of the Round (or more) on foot and return to the starting point within 24 hours of the starting time. The visit to each summit must be witnessed by a companion and the time of that visit recorded. The times at each summit and names of companions are entered in the membership application form. The second requirement effectively prevents solo rounds counting for club membership though several runners, both club members and non-members, have made solo rounds. The club decided that from 1 January 2020, they will no longer accept rounds that use paid-for or commercial guiding services, in keeping with the ethos of the club of voluntary and mutual support. See also South Wales Traverse Paddy Buckley Round A similar round in the mountains of Snowdonia. Ramsay Round The Scottish equivalent of the Bob Graham taking in 24 Munros on the ridges of The Grey Corries and the Mamores. Wicklow Round The eastern Irish equivalent, taking in 26 mountains in the Wicklow Mountains. Denis Rankin Round The Northern Irish equivalent, taking in the Mourne Mountains. The Lakes Classic Rock Round - A round that includes 1300 m of rock climbing. References External links Bob Graham 24 Hour Club Official site of the Bob Graham Round club Bob Graham Round Bob Wightman's Bob Graham Round webpages The Bob Graham Round Another site for enthusiasts including further statistics (now part of the Bob Graham 24 Hour