Helene Diamantides - 19:11 1991: Anne Stentiford - 18:49 2012: Nicky Spinks - 18:12 2015: Nicky Spinks – 18:06 2016: Jasmin Paris - 15:24 2020: Beth Pascall - 14:34 The progression of these record times is shown in the graph. Building on the basic Bob Graham Round, later runners raised the number of peaks traversed within 24 hours still further: 1962: Alan Heaton – 54 peaks in 23:48 1963: Eric Beard – 56 peaks, involving with of ascent in 23:35 1964: Alan Heaton – 60 peaks in 23:34 1971: Joss Naylor – 61 peaks in 23:37 1972: Joss Naylor – 63 peaks in 23:35 1975: Joss Naylor – 72 peaks involving over and of ascent in 23:20 1988: Mark McDermott – 76 peaks in 23:26 1997: Mark Hartell – 77 peaks in 23:47 2020: Kim Collison – 78 peaks in 23:45 The sequence of ladies 24-hour records (for the number of peaks traversed within 24 hours or for the same number of peaks in a faster time) is: 1977: Jean Dawes – 42 peaks in 23:37 1978: Anne-Marie Grindley – 42 peaks in 21:05 1979: Ros Coats – 42 peaks in 20:31 1979: Anne-Marie Grindley – 58 peaks in 23:20 1994: Ann Stentiford – 62 peaks in 23:17 2011: Nicky Spinks – 64 peaks in 23:15 2020: Carol Morgan - 65 peaks in 23:57 2021: Nicky Spinks - 65 peaks in 23:45 2022: Fiona Pascall - 68 peaks in 23:26 The progression of the record for the number of peaks is shown in the graph. Several later runners have successfully attempted 50 peaks at 50, and 55 peaks at 55. Notable achievements are: 1997: Joss Naylor attempted 60 peaks at age 60 over 36 hours (first to last peak) to raise money for Multiple Sclerosis research 2005: Yiannis Tridimas completed 60 peaks at age 60, in 23:52 2006: Joss Naylor completed 70 peaks at age 70, covering more than 50 miles and ascending more than 25,000 feet, in under 21 hours Double Rounds A double round is two rounds (132 miles and 54,000 feet of climbing) on consecutive days. This has been achieved eight times, three times within 48 hours, with the record held by Dougie Zinis. 1977: Boyd Millen - 52:30 1979: Roger Baumeister - 46:34 1995: Eric Draper - 50:35 2016 May 14/15: Nicky Spinks - 45:30 2018: Tom Hollins - 52:30 2019 August 24/26: Stuart Walker -