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Hardest Geezer sets off on Euro 2024 England to Germany run4 hours agoBy Christian Fuller,valorant transfer haberleri BBC News, South EastShareSports DirectRuss Cook set off on the 352-mile (566km) journey from Wembley Stadium on TuesdayRussell Cook, the man nicknamed "Hardest Geezer", has set off on his new challenge - running to Germany to support England at Euro 2024.The 27-year-old, from Worthing, West Sussex, took on his latest endurance test two months after running the entire length of Africa.He set off on the 352-mile (566km) journey from Wembley Stadium at 15:30 BST, and aims to arrive in time England's match at Veltins Arena in Germany on Sunday. Mr Cook said: "It is going to be a race against the clock, but I'm determined to support Gareth and the boys.”Mr Cook finished his previous challenge in Tunisia on 7 April after 352 days despite complications with visas, health scares, geopolitical issues and an armed robbery.He has raised more than £1m ($1.27m) for charity.Once in Germany Mr Cook will then run from city to city to follow the England team throughout the tournament.“I am buzzing to be back on the road again. If people spot me along the way, please feel free to give me a wave or even run alongside me for a while."Mr Cook, who is raising money for The Running Charity, will be donating his sponsorship from Sports Direct and Score Draw to the charity, which supports young people who are homeless or have complex needs.Getty ImagesRuss Cook previously ran the entire length of Africa in 352 daysMr Cook’s last extreme challenge began at South Africa's most southerly point on 22 April 2023, and finished more than 10,190 miles (16,400km) north in Tunisia.He had originally planned to complete the equivalent of 360 marathons in 240 days but extended the challenge due to complications.Before he set off, he said he hoped to look back at his life and have no regrets after admitting to struggling with his mental health, gambling and drinking.Mr Cook, who is raising money for The Running Charity, also ran the London Marathon in April and is due to run the Sahara Marathon next year.Follow BBC Sussex on Facebook, on X, and on Instagram. Send your story ideas to [email protected] or WhatsApp us on 08081 002250.Hardest Geezer: Runner completes Africa challengeMan running length of Africa eyes Sahara DesertMan running length of Africa robbed at gunpointForeign Office warns man running length of AfricaMan to run 360 marathons in 240 days across AfricaRelated internet linksThe Running CharitySandblastWorthingGermanyMarathon runningFundraisingSouth AfricaAfricaTunisiaRelatedMan who ran length of Africa teases new challenge3 days agoMan charged with grooming and raping teenage boy7 days agoEnglandCyclist assault prompts CCTV appeal1 Jun 2024More47 mins agoMen's T20 World Cup schedule, fixtures, times & resultsThe full schedule, including start time and venues, and results for the Men's T20 World Cup 2024. 47 mins agoCricket2 hrs agoWho needs what to reach T20 World Cup Super 8sThe group stage of the Men's T20 World Cup is reaching its halfway point as the 20 teams battle to qualify for the Super 8s - here's what each side needs to progress. 2 hrs agoCricket2 hrs agoT20 World Cup: Tables, top run-scorers and top wicket-takersWith the T20 World Cup in the West Indies and United States in full swing, BBC Sport looks at how each group is shaping up and who is leading the race to be top run-scorer and wicket-taker. 2 hrs agoCricket3 hrs agoKey Sudanese city could fall to rebels imminently - USThe US envoy to Sudan tells the BBC that America would never recognise an independent Darfur.3 hrs agoAfrica4 hrs agoZuma's party in bid to block SA parliament meetingSouth Africa's parliament is due to choose the president at its first session since last month's poll.4 hrs agoAfrica