Dorset Man Pushes Limits in Record-Breaking Iceland Run for Cancer Charity

Seb Key aims to complete a 786-mile lap around Iceland in under 27 days, raising £50,000 for Children With Cancer UK.

Seb Key, 25, from Dorset, is attempting to run the fastest lap around Iceland, a total of 1,265 km (786 miles).
Key is running for over eight hours daily in freezing temperatures, aiming to beat the previous record of 27 days.
He has already sustained multiple injuries, including tenosynovitis in his feet, but his team has improvised solutions to keep him going.
The challenge is inspired by his sister Libby, who was diagnosed with a brain tumor at 11 weeks old and received support from Children With Cancer UK.
Key's efforts aim to raise £50,000 for the charity, highlighting the need for ongoing support in childhood cancer research and care.