Erik Mårtensson sets new record running from Stockholm to Oslo

Erik Mårtensson, 25, completed a run from Stockholm Castle to the Royal Castle in Oslo in 6.5 days. He passed Örebro on Wednesday evening and arrived Monday evening.

Erik Mårtensson passed Örebro on Wednesday evening during his run. He made a brief stop in the city before continuing toward Oslo.

He reached the finish on Monday evening. The new record stands at 6.5 days.

The runner started from Stockholm Castle and ended at the Royal Castle in Oslo. He is 25 years old.

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