His second book is called “Chasing Genius: Inside the Mind of an Ultramarathoner" in which he wrote about his disqualification at the 204 km- at the Delirious WEST 200 Miler challenge in February 2020 in Western Australia. Not just this, Suki has also authored 2 books: "Limitless Humans: How Running Helped Me Live A Meaningful Life" in which he describes his unique and one of the most challenging journey of running 100km Ultra Marathon at the Surf Coast Century in nearly 18 hours and 47 minutes. He also became the only Indian-origin runner who participated in 100 km Anglesea Ultra Marathon. Since then, there has been no coming back for Suki. He, however, overcome his phase with the help of running as he thought running for a healthy life was the best medicine to overcome his issues. In 2019, as per SBS Hindi, he went into depression due to families expectations and societal demands to earn and succeed. Sukant Suki came to Australia in the year 2016 and pursued his Masters in International Relations. It also said that the 170 or 340 km of jaw dropping ocean cliffs, relentless dunes, skyscraper high forests, treetop walks, racing for the shuttle buses, jet ski rides, squeaky clean beaches and all along the world famous Bibbulmun Track between Northcliffe and Albany. And the one thing we promise – it will grow your soul, the website claims.
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