24-hour wheelchair world record
Covered 245.2 km over 720 track laps in San Antonio, earning Guinness World Records recognition.
Athlete profile · Sources reviewed Oct 12, 2026
Mike Egan
24-hour wheelchair world-record holder and adaptive endurance athlete
Mike Egan is an American adaptive athlete who covered 245.2 km in 24 hours by wheelchair and completed 27 loops at the 2026 Go One More Ultra.
United States
The record so far
Mike Egan is an American adaptive endurance athlete and retired U.S. Marine. Guinness World Records recognizes his 245.2 km performance in San Antonio in November 2025 as the greatest distance covered in 24 hours by wheelchair.
In April 2026, Egan completed 27 loops and more than 110 miles at the Go One More Ultra, finishing 27th overall in the last-person-standing field. He also placed second in the Seated 2 — With Hip division at the 2024 Adaptive CrossFit Games.
His results are presented as competitive achievements in their own right, across wheelchair endurance, last-person-standing racing, and adaptive strength sport.
Defining performances
Performance history
Selected results, not a complete race history. Rankings and record descriptions reflect the cited sources at their review dates. Distances may use different rounding conventions.
| Date | Event | Performance | Result | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Go One More UltraLast-person-standing by wheelchair | 27 loops · more than 110 mi | 27th overall | View ↗ | |
| 24-Hour Wheelchair Record Attempt24-hour track | 245.2 km · 152.37 mi | Guinness world record | View ↗ | |
| Adaptive CrossFit GamesSeated 2 — With Hip | Six-event competition | 2nd in division | View ↗ |
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