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Endurance legend David Goggins has once again proven why he’s one of the toughest athletes on the planet. Competing in the grueling Bigfoot 200 ultramarathon, Goggins crossed the finish line with an impressive time of 66 hours, 4 minutes, and 17 seconds, securing 23rd place overall in a field packed with elite ultra-runners.
The Bigfoot 200, held in Washington State, is known for its punishing terrain, high elevation gains, and extreme mental and physical demands over its 200+ mile course. Goggins, a former Navy SEAL and bestselling author, was a standout presence throughout the race — pushing through pain, fatigue, and extreme conditions to complete one of the toughest endurance events in the U.S.
Race organizers expressed their excitement and admiration for his participation:
> “We were honored to have him compete in this year’s Bigfoot 200, and were stoked to cheer him on at the finish line.”
This is far from Goggins’ first major ultramarathon accomplishment. He previously completed the Moab 240, another brutal long-distance challenge. With two of the most notorious ultra races now under his belt, fans and the ultra community alike are buzzing with anticipation:
Is the AZ Monster 300 next?
If his track record is anything to go by, David Goggins isn’t done yet. Stay hard.
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