The Pole used to run with Robert Caray, and now I've turned to him

Robert Caray beat Kenneth Vanthoen’s world record in the Ironman 10-fold. It took the Pole 164 hours to cover 38 km of swimming, 1800 km of cycling and 422 km of running. 14 minutes and 2 seconds was the previous record of more than 182 hours. In the race except for Karai Two other Poles, Jorand Czabanski and Rafael Gobel, also startedwho are still facing the sprint distance, but are now on the podium.

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Jorand Chabanski ran with Robert Karas. He congratulated him after the race

When Robert Caray finished the race, many congratulations were available to him. It was also donated by Jurand Czabański. Earlier in the race, Mr. They were running together. “Congratulations Robert on setting a new world record. After what you’ve been through, you deserve it. Whatever you set your mind to, you will achieve it. Only your brain is yours,” he wrote on Instagram.

Jürand Czabanski congratulated Robert Karay (Photo: Instagram/jurand.czabanski/)

A few days ago, an entry appeared on the Instagram profile of Robert Caray, which said that “Robert and Jourand, whenever the opportunity arises, run together. They are able to occupy their minds with something else when there is definitely a fight with distance and yourself.” And they work together as quickly as possible. In good company, time goes faster, kilometers go by …” – wrote Czabański’s profile.

On the other hand, on the night of Wednesday to Thursday Polish time, a video appeared on the net, showing Jörand Čapanski and Robert Karack eating sausage rolls together. “First passion on the track. We’re having a barbecue” – It was then posted on Czabański’s Instagram account.

On Thursday, another post with Czabański appeared on Karaś’s Instagram. “Robert and Jourand support each other on the run, covering the following kilometers. Team Carai and Jourand’s team are up to the task. There is complete cooperation between the two camps. Cooking and serving meals together saves some time for both teams. We do not give up “- it was written at the time.

Then a third joined the poles. He wrote at the time: “Sometimes they run together, sometimes in pairs, and sometimes one separates to compete only with each other. A hot and sunny day makes the running conditions deadly. The men do not give up and fight.”

On Friday, Caray announced that he and Czabanski had suffered the same injury. “I had another injury, my anterior tibialis, and the other player, Jourand, also had the same injury, probably within five minutes,” he said.