In an extraordinary test of endurance, resilience, and community spirit, seasoned athlete Mark Brinker will lead a historic effort to break the Guinness World Record for the longest static cycle class. He is a passionate advocate for health and wellness and a long-time supporter of chronic pain initiatives.
This monumental 33-hour cycling challenge will take place in the heart of Sydney’s CBD. It will raise awareness of chronic pain and the millions of Australians living with various invisible conditions.
Brinker, a passionate advocate for health and wellness, will be joined by a team of 20 dedicated endurance athletes. Among them are eight riders from the 2022 record-breaking attempt, where a 30-hour ride earned global recognition.
This time, they aim to surpass the current record of 31 hours and 34 minutes. More than just a feat of physical stamina, this event represents a movement of solidarity and hope for those affected by chronic pain.
“This ride is not just about setting a new world record,” said Brinker. “It’s about raising awareness, turning determination into impact, and showing the strength of the chronic pain community. We’re riding to amplify support for Australians living with chronic pain, and we’re inviting everyone to join us in this mission.”
Stringent guidelines from Guinness World Records will govern the record-breaking attempt, ensuring every second is meticulously documented. Participants will follow synchronised cycling schedules with minimal rest, pushing their mental and physical boundaries in a collective display of perseverance.
Event Highlights
- What: Guinness World Record Attempt for the Longest Static Cycle Class (33 hours)
- When: February 1, 2025
- Where: Fitness First, Park Street Platinum in Sydney
Funds raised during the event will directly support programs, research, and initiatives to improve the lives of people with chronic pain across Australia. This effort serves as a call to action, inviting the community to rally together and make a tangible difference for those battling challenging and often misunderstood conditions.
Get Involved
Supporters are encouraged to donate, cheer on the riders, and spread the word about the cause. For more information or to contribute to this impactful initiative, please click here.
Join the conversation and share your support on social media with #Chronic33.
Let’s turn pedal power into real change for the chronic pain community.