A Belgian runner has set a new world record, completing 365 consecutive marathon races in 365 days.
Stefaan Engels, 49, began his extraordinary challenge in Belgium a year ago.
Since then he has run a marathon every day in seven different countries.
Engels crossed the finish line at an event in Barcelona, Spain, after running 15,000km (9,569 miles) in a year.
"I don't regard my marathon year as torture. It is more like a regular job," he said.
Engels averaged about four hours to complete a marathon and his best time was 2 hours 56 minutes.
The BBC reports he had asthma as a child and was told by doctors to avoid sport.
Before Engels, the record marathon man was Akinori Kusuda of Japan - who ran 52 races in a row at the age of 65 in 2009.
