Miki Sudo made history at the 2024 Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest by consuming an impressive 51 hot dogs and buns, setting a new women’s world record and claiming her 10th career win. On the men’s side, Patrick Bertoletti emerged victorious by devouring 58 hot dogs and buns, capitalizing on Joey Chestnut’s absence to achieve his fourth performance of over 50 consumed.
The annual event, held in New York, is a spectacle that attracts competitors and spectators from around the United States. It is a test of both speed and stomach capacity, as participants race against the clock to see who can eat the most hot dogs in a set amount of time.
Sudo’s remarkable achievement in breaking the women’s world record demonstrates her dedication and skill in the competitive eating arena. With her 10th win, she solidifies her status as one of the top female eaters in the sport.
Bertoletti’s win in the absence of Chestnut, a perennial favorite and record-holder in his own right, showcases the competitive nature of the event. Eating over 50 hot dogs is no small feat, and Bertoletti’s victory is a testament to his eating prowess.
The Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest has become a staple of American culture, capturing the attention of people across the country. It is a celebration of food, competition, and the human capacity for extraordinary feats.
As we reflect on this year’s winners and their impressive performances, we look forward to future contests that will continue to push the boundaries of competitive eating. The Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest is a tradition that brings people together in the spirit of friendly competition and gastronomic delight.
