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The current record is held by Antony, Jamie, Kevin & Phillip Brown and John Stark, who travelled through all 274 stations on the London Underground network in a time of 18 hr 20 min 26 sec on 25 July 2007. The record has become increasingly popular in recent years thanks to the televised attempts of Geoff Marshall and the Tubechallenge.com website.
For details and photographs of our World Record attempts click on the links below:
Robert Robinson, Chris Loxton, Chris Stubley, Chris Whiteoak, Olly Rich & Adam Waller
Jack Welsby
Steven Karahan
Geoff Marshall & Neil Blake
Steve Wilson & Samantha Cawley
Håkan Wolgé & Lars Andersson
Antony, Jamie, Kevin & Phillip Brown and John Stark
19 hr 57 min 47 sec 16th March 2000
19 hr 18 min 45 sec 3rd April 2002
18 hr 47 min 59 sec 20th February 2004
18 hr 35 min 43 sec 5th May 2004
18 hr 35 min 38 sec 30th May 2006
18 hr 25 min 03 sec 26th September 2006
18 hr 20 min 26 sec 25th July 2007
On 22nd December 2007, The East London Line (ELL) closed. When it re-opens in 2010 it will no longer be an Underground line as it will become part of London Overground. Guinness World Records have therefore declared that a new record, of less than 18 hours 10 minutes, must be set for the 268 stations excluding the ELL.
** On 29th December 2007, Antony, Jamie & Phillip Brown set a time of 17 hours 30 mins 51 secs, subject to Guinness approval this will be the provisional 268 station record.
