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The six Wolfpack runners in Tokyo, 2023, wearing their finisher medals

Wolfpack Runners: a father and five sons, Guinness World Record holders for the most family members to complete the World Marathon Majors.

Wolfpack

A father and his five sons.

Guinness World Record: most family members to complete the World Marathon Majors, the world’s biggest marathons.

Runners
6
Runners
Majors run, 3 new to come
6 of 9
Majors run, 3 new to come
km, all six added up
1,941
km, all six added up
Wolfpack runners from behind on the Tokyo Marathon course, 2023
  1. Tokyo. 5 March 2023.
  2. Six runners. One pack.
  3. 42.195 km later, a world record.

The story

We decided to take things a step further and see if we could make history as the largest family to complete the six Abbott World Marathon Majors.

The World Marathon Majors are the world’s biggest marathons. The pack ran its first race together in Amsterdam in 2014 and its sixth major in Tokyo in 2023. Since then the majors have grown: Sydney joined, Cape Town joins in 2027 and Shanghai may follow. The pack wants all three.

The father is Rodrigo Hernán Lobo Puccio. His sons are Rodrigo, Tomás, Santiago, Agustín and Raimundo Lobo van Wersch.

Races run and to come

Eight races run together. Three majors still to run.

  • Amsterdam
    Marathon
    Amsterdam 2014
  • Vienna City Marathon 2015
    Vienna 2015
  • Berlin Marathon 2016
    Berlin 2016
  • New York City Marathon 2017
    New York 2017
  • Chicago Marathon 2018
    Chicago 2018
  • London Marathon 2021
    London 2021
  • Boston Marathon 2022
    Boston 2022
  • Tokyo Marathon 2023
    Tokyo 2023
  • Sydney Marathon, to come
    Sydney · to come
  • Cape Town Marathon, to come
    Cape Town · to come
  • Shanghai Marathon, to come
    Shanghai · to come

The races behind the record, and the three still to come. Amsterdam and Vienna came first, before the majors.

The races

8 Marathons Together

Before the majors · 19 October 2014

Amsterdam2014

Where it began

The first start line together. The father and three sons ran the marathon; Agustín and Raimundo ran the half.

Amsterdam 2014 official times
RunnerFinish time
Rodrigo (father)4:19:56
Rodrigo3:49:55
Tomás4:21:53
Santiago3:34:19
AgustínHalf1:51:20
RaimundoHalf1:49:11

Official results, uitslagen.nl · Finish time runs from the moment each runner crossed the start line. Gun time runs from the starting signal.

Before the majors · 12 April 2015

Vienna2015

The tradition

The Wolfpack at the Vienna City Marathon, 2015

The second trip made it a habit. Again four ran the marathon and two ran the half marathon.

Vienna 2015 official times
RunnerFinish time
Rodrigo (father)4:30:07
Rodrigo4:29:02
Tomás4:27:14
Santiago3:22:52
AgustínHalf1:54:32
RaimundoHalf1:56:57

Official results, vienna-marathon.com · Finish time runs from the moment each runner crossed the start line. Gun time runs from the starting signal.

Major 1 of 6 · 25 September 2016

Berlin2016

The first major

All six on the full distance for the first time. Santiago led the pack home.

Berlin 2016 official times
RunnerFinish time
Rodrigo (father)4:29:20
Rodrigo3:51:25
Tomás4:18:28
Santiago3:39:01
Agustín4:34:51
Raimundo4:11:55

Official result documents, as sent to Guinness World Records

Major 2 of 6 · 5 November 2017

New York2017

Five boroughs

Five boroughs, one pack. Tomás led, and the father finished under four hours.

New York 2017 official times
RunnerFinish time
Rodrigo (father)3:55:10
Rodrigo4:23:20
Tomás3:32:45
Santiago3:57:03
Agustín5:45:18
Raimundo4:27:15

Official result documents, as sent to Guinness World Records

Major 3 of 6 · 7 October 2018

Chicago2018

Halfway to the record

Three of the six majors done. Santiago ran the pack's fastest major.

Chicago 2018 official times
RunnerFinish time
Rodrigo (father)3:55:48
Rodrigo3:42:05
Tomás3:53:51
Santiago3:16:02
Agustín4:32:07
Raimundo4:20:28

Official result documents, as sent to Guinness World Records

Major 4 of 6 · 3 October 2021

London2021

The comeback

After three years of pandemic waiting, the pack ran again, now as part of Team Abbott. The father and his son Rodrigo finished three seconds apart.

London 2021 official times
RunnerFinish time
Rodrigo (father)4:45:27
Rodrigo4:45:24
Tomás4:17:53
Santiago3:39:53
Agustín4:19:05
Raimundo3:56:48

Official result documents, as sent to Guinness World Records

Major 5 of 6 · 18 April 2022

Boston2022

The oldest race

The oldest marathon in the world, run as part of Team Abbott. One major left for the record.

Boston 2022 official times
RunnerFinish time
Rodrigo (father)4:34:35
Rodrigo4:40:14
Tomás3:56:29
Santiago4:22:33
Agustín5:01:52
Raimundo3:37:34

Official results, B.A.A. · Finish time runs from the moment each runner crossed the start line. Gun time runs from the starting signal.

Major 6 of 6 · 5 March 2023

Tokyo2023

The record

The sixth major. The father and three sons crossed the line together, and the family set a Guinness World Record.

Tokyo 2023 official times
RunnerFinish time
Rodrigo (father)4:12:53
Rodrigo4:12:54
Tomás4:12:54
Santiago4:12:55
Agustín5:47:54
Raimundo3:27:51

Official results, marathon.tokyo · Finish time runs from the moment each runner crossed the start line. Gun time runs from the starting signal.

The six with their medals, the Guinness World Records adjudicator and the certificate, Tokyo 2023

Tokyo · 5 March 2023

6 of 6 majors.

In Tokyo all six finished their sixth major, the largest family ever to complete the World Marathon Majors.

Km raced, all six added up

Race 1 of 8run together

Guinness World Records

Most family members to complete the World Marathon Majors

The Guinness World Records certificate for the Wolfpack record
Guinness World Records
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Record holders
5 March 2023
Tokyo Marathon
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Reference

The record holders

  1. Rodrigo Hernán Lobo Pucciofather
  2. Rodrigo Lobo van Werschson
  3. Tomás Lobo van Werschson
  4. Santiago Lobo van Werschson
  5. Agustín Lobo van Werschson
  6. Raimundo Lobo van Werschson

Next marathon

Sydney 2027

Race day

29 August 2027

  • The seventh major
  • A major since 2025
  • 42.195 km

The pack is going for Sydney. Entries are in progress, and the family is looking for race entries and a travel partner to get all six to the start line.

In the press

What the press wrote

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