Tuesday 20 September 2022 10:47 AM Nathan Crimp claims record for most pubs visited in one day trends now
A man is claiming to have beaten a world record by visiting 67 pubs in one day.
Recruitment account manager Nathan Crimp, 22, walked more than 18 miles during his pub crawl which started at 11am on Saturday.
Mr Crimp said he was sponsored to complete his challenge to raise money for Dogs Trust in memory of his former Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Kara, who developed cancer in October 2020 and had to be put down.
The epic challenge began in Brighton, East Sussex, with Mr Crimp having a single drink in each bar before moving on. He rotated between lager, beer, and shots as well as non-alcoholic drinks, keeping a receipt in each hostelry as evidence of his achievement.
Nathan Crimp, pictured with sunglasses claims to have beaten the Guinness World record for the most pubs visited by an individual within a 24-hour period
Luckily for Mr Crimp, participants in the challenge do not have to drink alcohol. They have to keep a logbook signed by a staff member in each bar
He started his attempt in Ye Olde Black Horse in Rottingdean and passed the previous record of 56 bars in The Cricketers after just 10 hours.
According Guinness World Records: 'For the purposes of this record, a pub is defined as an establishment licensed to sell alcoholic beverages on the premises, although the challenger is not required to consume any alcohol.
'In addition to video evidence of the full attempt, a logbook must be signed by an employee at each pub to confirm that a drink has been purchased and consumed.'
According to Mr Crimp, he said he was equipped with a GPS tracking device during the event, and had collected receipts and signatures from each pub
