article_snippet.sent: A British athlete has become the fastest man to run 16,300 miles around the world despite being attacked by bears, hunted by packs of wild dogs, and run over twice.
article_snippet.sent: Kevin Carr, 34, from Woolacombe, Devon, ran more than a marathon a day every day for almost two years, crossing 26 countries and getting through 16 pairs of shoes to complete the feat.
article_snippet.sent: He began He epic voyage at Haytor on Dartmoor in July 2013 and returned yesterday after 621 days, one quicker than the previous record, held by Australian Tom Denniss.
article_snippet.sent: Kevin Carr, 34, from Woolacombe, Devon, has become the fastest man to run around the world completing the 16,300-mile mission in 621 days, beating the previous record by a day .
article_snippet.sent: Mr Carr ran across five continents during Mr Carr epic 621-day challenge beating the previous record by a day .
article_snippet.sent: Mr Carr set off from Haytor on Dartmoor in July 2013 and returned last night after 621 days, during which Mr Carr ran the equivalent of a marathon a day, crossed 26 countries and got through 16 pairs of shoes .
highlights_snippet.sent: Kevin Carr, 34, ran equivalent of a marathon a day for nearly two years .
  