For the 12th time, the world came together to run for those who can't, with a record-breaking 310,719 participants of 191 nationalities setting off simultaneously in 170 countries, running, walking or rolling to keep ahead of the catcher car and raising €8.6 million for spinal cord injury research. Jo Fukuda of Japan set a distance record for the event by reaching 71.67km as the men's winner, while Germany's Esther Pfeiffer achieved 59.03km in claiming the women's title. // Wings For Life World Run in Auckland, New Zealand on May 5, 2025 // Graeme Murray / Red Bull Content Pool via AP Images // For more content, pictures and videos like this please go to http://www.redbullcontentpool.com