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Indeed. Even I am ahead of him now.
Blimey I didn't realise he'd done so few miles
Indeed. Even I am ahead of him now.
Blimey I didn't realise he'd done so few miles
24hrs I believe, although there appear to have been a couple of instances where glitches have occurred and rides have been uploaded later, I would imagine following frantic phone calls to the powers that be). You may of course be correct and Mr Ironox has played us all for mugs, I'm pretty sure however that he's just an arse who should do the right thing.Are there any rules about how quickly the evidence of the milage has to be uploaded? He's not sneakily doing 250 mile days every day and won't upload them till November will he?
So another 50 odd miles short of the daily required distance.
Is this the most futile effort ever seen?
It'd need to be something like that. I think what the two of them are doing is remarkable (as I suspect do we all) but it does strike me as a little odd when Steve rides a 250 miler which is a little under what he needs to tie, and then rides a 200 the next day which is a lot under what he needs, but if they say they have a plan then maybe they do. My thoughts are that despite what's being said they're not really thinking they can get the record on this challenge but are starting to ramp it up so Steves flying for the challenge which looks like it's going to start in August.How very mysterious!
His target now must be something like 260+ miles per day to catch up?
I'd say he deserves more that that, I'd give him the big one;Yep as if what he's already doing (ankle and all) isn't amazing enough.... if he somehow gets the record (and yes, I'm still very sceptical), he deserves a knighthood.
From Jo over at the other place
Day 187: Steve does a loopy tour around the Cambridgeshire fens for a 251 mile total. Miles makes a 175 mile trip from Albury, north of Melbourne. Nothing posted by Kurt so far.
Day 188: After the previous day in the north of Wisconsin, Kurt heads south for 235 miles. An early start for Steve sees him making a King's Lynn loop for 218 miles. Miles has problems with his GPS upload but covers approximately 128 miles.
Agreed, towards the start of the year he seemed to be having a few wobbles with motivation and I wondered whether he would last the course, but he doesn't seem to be having any such problems now and is totally focused on the challenge.He does seem to have set on a successful formula. I notice he decided not to ride RAAM which he was thinking of earlier in the year, and also seems to have knocked the 12 hr TTs on the head. I think he's realised how much focus he needs on the HAM'R. Go Kurt!