32 hours, 7 minutes....now 31 hours, 4 minutes: a story of epic speeding!

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http://www.wired.com/cars/coolwheels/magazine/15-11/ff_cannonballrun?currentPage=all

Freaking great article. SO SO long. I skipped a bunch of it but watched teh video clips and read most of the second half; GREAT story. Alex Roy is the man!

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Makes me think of Hughes on his way up from TX to visit :D

[cmspaz]

Wow, that is just amazing.

You wouldn't normally expect something like averaging 90mph across the entire country to be that difficult, but holy crap did he have to work for it.

[Sparky2211]

Holy crap!! Good read.

[Super Bleeder!!]

totally awesome

[A//// Guy]

Very cool!

[tpunx99GSX]

Just read the while article, very well written and an awesome tale at that.

[simulatedwood]

Good read, this brings back memories for me in my stupid 20's, doing Minneapolis to Denver in a night. They didn't get caught, with everyone owning a cell phones and such, Thats Amazing!

[Speedfreak]

Haven't watched the vids yet, but read most the article.. awesome. Sounds like something i'd love to do. I will say that averaging certain speeds is harder than it sounds. I may have averaged a tad over 100 from the middle of chicago to my driveway once though :p.

[C3L1CA]

Makes me wish I could try something like this. Very cool read