Ok, these people are certifiable:
The documentary follows the 2006 Race Across America. That's a race of 3051.7 miles, with a goal of 12 days. Including 110,000 of climbing. With a drop-out rate of nearly 50 percent. Only about 30 percent longer than the Tour de France and finished in half the time. With no rest days. The winner typically pedals 375 miles per day, and finishes in 8 or 9 days. Insanity. Pure insanity. (Jason will probably do it on a fixie next year).
If you want to learn more or to order your own copy of the movie, details are on the official website.
The documentary follows the 2006 Race Across America. That's a race of 3051.7 miles, with a goal of 12 days. Including 110,000 of climbing. With a drop-out rate of nearly 50 percent. Only about 30 percent longer than the Tour de France and finished in half the time. With no rest days. The winner typically pedals 375 miles per day, and finishes in 8 or 9 days. Insanity. Pure insanity. (Jason will probably do it on a fixie next year).
If you want to learn more or to order your own copy of the movie, details are on the official website.
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