The lard melted on the second day of the race, so he had to finish the distance while being hungry. Fortunately, another Russian participant, Vladimir Voloshin, shared his pack of energy gel and two cereal candy bars with Erokhin. Erokhin finished in 43rd place, and this result became the best among all seven Russian ultramarathon runners of Marathon des Sables 2013. Erokhin commented his result:  Dmitry Erokhin took part in a charity race before the start of the 2014 Winter Olympics. This race from Moscow to Sochi was dedicated to the fight against stroke, and its main goal was to collect 100 roubles for a social commercial for ORBI foundation, whose president Darya Lisichenko is also fond of marathon running. The race was announced by the biggest media agencies, and crowdfunding platform Planeta.ru began gathering the finances:  Erokhin started on January 7, 2014 in 10:00 () at the road sign of Zero kilometre on the Red Square. Everyone might support him, and some runners joined him at the very beginning of the race. During the whole distance Erokhin was escorted by his friend Alexey Merkulov who drove the car. Other runners joined Erokhin and Merkulov, and some of them ran dozens of kilometres. According to the schedule, Erokhin was to run from 55 to 60 km a day and finish in Sochi in 30 days on February 7 exactly at the 2014 Winter Olympics opening ceremony. The main part of the distance was run along the M4 Don highway. Erokhin passed 1376 km in 23 days and on 29 January he was in Krasnodar. He managed to visit Lipetsk, Voronezh and Rostov-on-Don while housing in hotels, publishing photos from his route on Instagram and giving interviews to journalists. He took some more days to reach Sochi, the goal of his race. Erokhin sometimes ran 80 or 90 km per day, so he finished on February 2 in the microdistrict Magri, at the administrative border of Sochi, the city of the 2014 Winter Olympics. He ran more than 1700 km, and on February 8 more than 130 thousand Russian roubles were gathered. In October 2014 Dmitry Erokhin ran 350 km along the shore of the Issyk-Kul Lake for supporting the Kyrgyz foundation for the fight against childhood cancer. In 2015 Erokihn created the idea of the summer Three Sisters Ultramarathon and took part in it.