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Amar Singh Devanda Becomes First Indian to Break 7 Hours, Wins Asia Oceania 100km Ultra with New National Record
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Amar Singh Devanda Becomes First Indian to Break 7 Hours, Wins Asia Oceania 100km Ultra with New National Record
Amar Singh Devanda, a 33-year-old ultrarunner from Rajasthan, has smashed the national record to win the Asia Oceania 100km Ultra Championship in Bangkok on November 22-23, 2025, clocking an unprecedented 6:59:37. He is the first Indian ever to break the 7-hour barrier in this grueling race, helping India clinch the men’s team gold. AFI officials hailed his achievement as historic for Indian athletics. Teammates Saurav Kumar Ranjan and Geeno Ant…
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