Korona Ziemi w 136 dni

• 21/01 Vinson
• 06/02 Aconcagua
• 13/02 Kościuszko
• 01/03 Kilimandżaro
• 14/03 Jaya
• 08/05 Elbrus
• 25/05 Everest
• 05/06 Mc Kinley

w roku 2008 uczynił to Duńczyk Kristiansen

The world record for completion of the Messner and Bass list was 136 days, by Danish climber Henrik Kristiansen in 2008.^[11] Kristiansen completed the summits in the following order: Vinson on Jan 21st, Aconcagua on Feb 6, Kosciuszko on Feb 13, Kilimanjaro on Mar 1, Carstensz Pyramid on Mar 14, Elbrus on May 8, Everest on May 25, spending just 22 days on the mountain (normally, expeditions take up to 2 months acclimatizing, laying ropes etc...) and finally Denali on June 5, beating Ian McKeever's previous record by 20 days.^[12][13] Vern Tejas set the new record for the same, in 134 days. Tejas began with summiting Vinson on Jan 18 2010 and completing with Denali on May 31. This was Vern's 9th time to complete the "Bass" Seven Summits.