Norwegian chess enthusiasts Askild Bryn and CM Odin Blikra Vea have set a new Guinness World Record for the Longest Chess Marathon. The duo played non-stop chess for 61 hours, 3 minutes, and 34 seconds, completing 383 games in total. Bryn won 208 games, while Vea won 175. This achievement highlights their endurance and dedication to the game of chess.
After an intense 61-hour blitz marathon, Norwegian chess enthusiasts Askild Bryn and CM Odin Blikra Vea have shattered the record! https://t.co/YDN2RF6eTq
Congrats to my buddies Askild and Odin! New world record holders ππ 61 hours of non-stop chess is truly a grind worthy of grandmasters πͺ https://t.co/wL7aEhJ7K8
They did it! π Congratulations to Askild Bryn and Odin Blikra Vea for breaking the GUINNESS WORLD RECORDSβ’ title for the Longest Chess Marathon - 61 hours, 3 minutes, and 34 seconds!Β πΒ @GWR #GuinnessWorldRecords https://t.co/9VgI2NfxWx
New official Guinness World Record set: 61 hours, 3 minutes and 30 seconds 383 games Askild Bryn: 208 Odin Blikra Vea: 175 https://t.co/mP52wGsEot
THE GUINNESS WORLD RECORD IS BROKEN πͺπ»πͺπ»βοΈ https://t.co/2cVdQ701bD
World record for the Longest Chess Marathon set, Askild & Odin now closing in on 61 hours of non-stop chess! https://t.co/LJesRo3UhO https://t.co/ZGEW4K7uOE