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Cycling 100 Miles In Less Than 3 Hours! | New World Record!

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Cycling 100 miles is a big milestone for any bike rider! But just how fast is it possible to cover the distance? British amateur cyclist Jonathan Shubert recently broke his own world record for the fastest ever 100 mile bike ride with no drafting - and Hank went along to see just how he managed it!
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@gcn 3 года назад

How fast could you ride 100 miles? Let us know in the comments below!

@rboydphotography 3 года назад

about 8 hours :P

@taufikabidin412 3 года назад

Let me try it on flats and in a fast velomobile

@cameronferguson4514 3 года назад

Say about 48 hours including time for passing out on the side of the road...

@johnmanuel7561 3 года назад

I did it under 7 hours.

@tusitc 3 года назад

my fastest 100 mile so far is just over 6 hours but im confident in get that down closer to 5 having only started really cycling 6 months ago.

@seasong7655 3 года назад

- Bae come over. - I can't I'm 160.93km away. - My parents aren't home - ...

@MrTallAndy 3 года назад

Most underrated comment 😆

@gcn 3 года назад

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

@leslie7922 3 года назад

lmao

@sammyngichabe8355 3 года назад

😊😆🤣🤣🤣

@Astari2000 3 года назад

160.93km lmao

@ceen3237 3 года назад

The most impressive thing is that he stopped to get changed and give a bike tour in the middle of it.

@anshiletv9016 3 года назад

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@karenthomas7555 3 года назад

I’m not sure that’s what happened

@ryand135 3 года назад

@@karenthomas7555 r/woosh

@brauljo 3 года назад

@@anshiletv9016 Go away

@jxdirsdt1045 3 года назад

@@karenthomas7555 karens🤣

@MrSketchyCharacter 3 года назад

Seaching google maps for a 100 mile hill descent.

@ekaasettrevor1570 3 года назад

😂😂😂😂 lazy boy

@bitchoflivingblah 3 года назад

@@ekaasettrevor1570 well the recent Everesting Record was done with a massive tailwind.

@russyJ20 3 года назад

@@bitchoflivingblah On the ups or on the downs??

@bitchoflivingblah 3 года назад

rusty bucket ups

@paulwickward6703 3 года назад

From Lolo pass in Montana going down the lochsa river into Idaho. Not a particularly steep descent but fairly consistent and i think it’s just over 90 miles

@TheWaxChainFanClub 3 года назад

The most surprising thing I've noticed watching this, is that Hank has embarked on a 100 mile trip with less than a quarter tank of petrol.

@magnusdagbro8226 3 года назад

At 35 mph and with a massive tailwind.. Probably not an issue. 😉

@CochiTravels 3 года назад

In an Audi S4

@Kimberly_Sparkles 3 года назад

Is that really surprising? I feel like Hank stopping for gas just in case would be far more out of character.

@Elonmusk522 3 года назад

Especially in an S4

@mattholland331 3 года назад

Petrol adds grams, he’s just being a true weight weenie!

@novacolonel5287 3 года назад

Exceptional! I never thought that an audi could drive 100 miles without breaking down.

@GordoGambler 3 года назад

LOL. Last year I drove my Volvo V90 13,000 km in 2 months. Didn't even air the tires. Oil change at 10,500 miles. Had my CCM 3 speed on the roof. LOL

@High_Octane 3 года назад

HAHAHA

@ashfaqalve1423 3 года назад

Lol

@morganmorris2698 3 года назад

Better than bmw

@Give_Me_Rent 2 года назад

Lmao this comment got me🤣🤣

@charlys.6747 3 года назад

And for the first time in history; a world record attempt was not a failure in front of GCN cameras ! Great content (as usual) by the way ! :)

@Kimberly_Sparkles 3 года назад

This is true.

@gcn 3 года назад

Not true! We got the Penny Farthing hour record TWICE in one day.....

@charlys.6747 3 года назад

@@gcn my bad ! I forgot this one 😉

@Kimberly_Sparkles 3 года назад

@@charlys.6747 I evidently never found it when I watched the catalog.

@steffenandersensahl9443 3 года назад

@@gcn I bet Hank is still sore from that day :-)

@johnmanuel7561 3 года назад

Wow. I did 100 miles in 7 hours and thought I was doing something lol.

@gcn 3 года назад

100 miles is a big achievement regardless of how long it takes!

@annabelholland 3 года назад

Well that's very good at around 15mph average. I only get around 6-9mph average, maybe because I only cycle in the city and I have to stop at traffic lights often

@johnmanuel7561 3 года назад

@@annabelholland mine was mostly back roads and trails, With very little through major roads.

@Elucidated_Imp 3 года назад

@@gcn Glad you said that, because I started my 100 miles three years ago. Still going.

@Kimberly_Sparkles 3 года назад

@@annabelholland me too. I suspect it’s the traffic and lights.

@Cyclingabout 3 года назад

I cycled with Jon in 2013 while he was on his way around the planet! Well done, mate. 🎉

@adventurecraig 3 года назад

Love your channel!

@ala0284 3 года назад

Watching a cyclist on dual carriageway just gives me mega anxiety

@andyhuttley 3 года назад

I see that everyday on my way to work and they ain't got no safety vehicles with em! Must have a death wish

@Hardwired16 3 года назад

@@euanduncan1885 It’s legal on UK dual carriageways but illegal on motorways, however there are select dual carriageways that do ban cyclists

@alexwelsh5943 3 года назад

Proper sketchy isn’t it. I could never race on a road where drivers have a whole extra lane to overtake me, with no oncoming traffic. Give me a beaten up old B road with blind bends every 50m any day of the week!

@CenaSitnica 3 года назад

Go watch some TT back from 1995-1998 😉

@zobayer1 3 года назад

That's why you don't hold any record mate. To gain something you have to risk something.

@mrmanitoba 2 года назад

The most impressive thing is that the 28 mph tailwind managed the course in a little over 3 and a half hours.

@jackdumanat49 3 года назад

lol imagine driving on a motorway and a cyclist overtakes you...

@annabelholland 3 года назад

Cyclists are not allowed on motorways. That is an a road dual carriageway where all vehicles are allowed, even pedestrians

@ricferr2 3 года назад

I actually overtake a lot of cars on dual carriageway roads... while they’re stuck in traffic jams and I quietly cruise past them lol

@anshiletv9016 3 года назад

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@annabelholland 3 года назад

@@anshiletv9016 why post a link that's not related to cycling or to prove that cyclists cannot cycle on motorways?

@awaispasha335 3 года назад

😂😂

@tomasstomjenkins 3 года назад

Does this mean us cyclists with bellies are more aero? I’m going to name my belly the “aero belly”

@Sir-Prizse 3 года назад

Jep, that's true... a belly is more aero.

@nickbutcher6408 3 года назад

@@Sir-Prizse ! I'm cutting my diet right now. Bacon butty anyone ?

@davidyems2641 3 года назад

Mint or Orange Aero? 😋

@shaunb93291 3 года назад

he's not fat at all, when he was standing up he looked pretty lean. He put his camel back down the front of his skinsuit

@Oehmmmm 3 года назад

@@shaunb93291 but we don't need a camelbak to be aero.

@stewarthinsley6995 3 года назад

I can't even fathom the effort required even with that immense tailwind. Absolutely exceptional effort smashing your own record. 100 miles sub 3hree hours doesn't even sound like a possible sentence. Take my hat off to you 😉👌👍👊

@gcn 3 года назад

It's pretty mind bending when you think about it, isn't it.

@akacooke 3 года назад

280 watts

@december7403 3 года назад

All you have to do is have stamina and maintain 30-35mph for 3 hrs man.

@scotth3354 3 года назад

@@december7403 best to not think of the speed, but rather the power. Watts is watts, regardless of the massive tailwind. There are heaps of WT pros who can do far more than 280W normalized power for three hours. I was skeptical when I heard the wind data, and the power data makes it clear this was more an exercise in aero optimization, route choice, and favorable winds as opposed to pure human physical achievement.

@december7403 3 года назад

It’s called sarcasm ok boomer?

@liamhackett7997 3 года назад

Holy crap I saw this guy! I was driving home from work and wondered what was going on.

@hebrews11vs5 3 года назад

Haha! Very cool.

@THEoldgreydude 3 года назад

Had the pleasure to ride with Jonathan a while back (pre COVID) when he joined our weekly club ride Amazing rider well done Jonathan ! !

@JesterPuppet345 2 года назад

I did my first century ride over RAGBRAI 2022. I am 15 years old and I was on the road from 6:00 AM to about 4:30 PM. That day was 105 miles long with a 20 mph tailwind that admittedly helped a LOT but I still thought my time was pretty good, I even hit about 24 mph for a while 😁 I thought that my 10 and a half hours was good (more like 7 and a half if I don't count the breaks I took) but Jonathan's ride was just incredible!! I'm so glad I took the time to check this out 😅

@ewanmackenzie6777 3 года назад

Thanks Hank & GCN for covering this epic attempt and Big congrats Jon. Loved it, way to go All!

@gcn 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@Marltiod 3 года назад

Tailwind ?? Whats that ? I never encoutered this one in all my years of cycling.

@daboss2498 3 года назад

It’s when the wind is on your back.

@GrinderMagee 3 года назад

The wind can be on your back? Ive never heard of such a thing!

@Marltiod 3 года назад

hehe

@JonathanWhoever 3 года назад

I've stopped in the middle of the damn road. Turn around and went the other way. Still a headwind! But seriously, on a really hot day I would rather have a little head wind than just enough tailwind that I'm in dead still hot air.

@JoshuaTootell 3 года назад

One of my proudest KOM's is a 20 mile segment that I timed with a nice tailwind. They can happen!

@flagedvideo 3 года назад

Always interesting to see where your old teachers end up! Incredible!

@HenryAshman 3 года назад

This is nuts, that dual carriageway is about 100 yards from my house, and I would never even dare go down it. Fair play for smashing it like that.

@johnthrasher5613 3 года назад

Those look like typical roads I use, just to get to work. Unlike the UK roads, the ones I use have a breakdown lane, an only one off ramp, w/ traffic lights at each intersection.

@wilfdarr 3 года назад

@@johnthrasher5613 Lucky you. Mine mostly don't have a parking lane, but the drivers are used to slower vehicles here. Usually there's one a$$hat per day who'll lay on the horn, but everyone else is really good.

@johnthrasher5613 3 года назад

@@wilfdarr I just ignore the horn, an 🚴 on.

@anshiletv9016 3 года назад

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@cdamian 3 года назад

Yes, that doesn't look fun at all.

@TreFlip1992 3 года назад

Heres me patting myself on the back for doing 100 miles in 6 hours or less. Well done lad. Goes to show how much aero plays a part though as average power wasnt ridiculously high 👏

@playandteach 3 года назад

100 miles is an achievement at any speed. I don't know my power, but I suspect it would be piddly.

@johnthrasher5613 3 года назад

He did go one-way, w/tailwind, an how flat was that route? Where most of us 🚴 around the neighborhood in which we live. Using roads available for mechanical, nourishment, an convenience. This route was chosen specifically for this.

@wilfdarr 3 года назад

@@johnthrasher5613 True, I'd see significant gains in those conditions, but I still don't think I'd do sub 3 hours! Maybe you could...?

@wilfdarr 3 года назад

Power meters are notoriously unreliable: it's more of a training aid to make sure you're not cheating yourself. But comparing his power meter numbers to your power meter numbers is probably not all that relevant.

@johnthrasher5613 3 года назад

@@wilfdarr no. Probably 20+ yrs older, than this athlete. Everything is geared towards beating the record, which is understandable. Best I've done on Century is 6:16, and that was 2k of elevation, 50/50.

@davidnicholson6680 3 года назад

Even more impressive with those incredibly sketchy roads. He had to be very alert and careful the entire ride.

@jaybroad9078 3 года назад

I did 100 miles in 2 hours, my car was quiet dirty tho

@relikvija 3 года назад

Yeah, but was it official?

@OldHunters 3 года назад

@@relikvija it was a joke.

@Grizzly01 3 года назад

@@OldHunters As was relikvija's reply, but you appear to have missed that

@jayasmrmore3687 3 года назад

Quite*. Also you did it in a car so it doesn’t count.

@Grizzly01 3 года назад

@@jayasmrmore3687 do you purposefully misunderstand jokes too?

@cshigley 3 года назад

A GCN host behind the wheel of a car just doesn’t look right!

@YeNZeC 3 года назад

cYcLiStS cAn'T dRiVe

@derHERRderVIERringe 3 года назад

at least its a proper Audi S4 Avant :)

@williwaizenegger3853 3 года назад

And not even wearing his kit.

@metallusmelandril7380 3 года назад

Wellll it’s the Grand Tour

@metallusmelandril7380 3 года назад

@@derHERRderVIERringe super nice car

@ashriches99 3 года назад

He seems like a very humble person, well done to you and your team👍

@GC_420 3 года назад

Ol' Boy casually leaning back with map and cellphone talking to cameraman in backseat freaked a lot of peeps out in the US :P

@wilfdarr 3 года назад

Canadian here, ya I had to look twice as well! If you ain't driving on the right side, your obviously on the wrong side.

@chuckgliderable 3 года назад

Is that because he was wearing a cyclocross jersey?!

@beeble2003 3 года назад

The lack of mask-wearing in that car was freaking out plenty of people in the UK, too...

@thelonesculler 3 года назад

Reminds me of my third attempt at speedrunning RideLondon in 2019. Having had my previous attempt (2018, the one when it was a monsoon for 4 hours) go disastrously wrong with an unfixable puncture 3km from the finish I was determined to properly break 5 hours this time. Got just about everything going my way with the weather and getting in a big group early, nailed the fuelling and finished in 4:36:41 (average 34.9km/h), it is one of my favourite sporting achievements to date

@dprid 3 года назад

What isn't mentioned is why the chain fell off (damaged spring in the mechanism), and the fact that because of it Jon did the last 95 miles in one gear, grinding the inclines and crazy cadence downhill, which is probably what caused the cramps late on.

@wearejames1 Год назад

That is impressive, knowing you are at a disadvantage so early on must have just added to the physical and mental pressure of the challenge!! It just goes to show that there are some extremely impressive non professional athletes who do it for the love/passion and not the fame or money😃 Well done Jon👍

@Siduch. Год назад

Why didn’t he just restart?? He was only 2 miles in, am I missing something?

@pavlovzdog 3 года назад

Wow, so pleased for him. Extraordinary stuff. Great to watch. This year has given us so many bad news stories. Thank you for a great one 🏆🚴‍♂️😁😁

@massimocaradonna3857 3 года назад

I think he might have also set the record for riding on a road with the most amount of cars on it

@MrBJPitt 3 года назад

All those trucks giving him a massive turn deserve credit in the record.

@wilbenson9007 3 года назад

15:05 w/subtitles: "the muscles are starting to fatigue...I'm hoping he's just able to hold this pie". I'm not sure that would help him at this point Hank.

@robertmrivera 3 года назад

"The bicycle is a wonderful tool to express yourself and discover yourself" No need to say anything else.

@erickuelker5079 3 года назад

Great effort. If you want a REALLY long, flat route, with no intersections, try Lethbridge to Winnipeg. About 1200 km, totally flat, on the Trans Canada Highway.

@seanmeager 3 года назад

Starting in Milton Keynes is a bold choice. How you managed to navigate the labyrinth of Milton Keynes' roundabouts is a challenge at any speed.

@markash4987 3 года назад

Maybe they built Red Bull street circuit ramps over the middle of them?

@beeble2003 3 года назад

He didn't start _in_ Milton Keynes. He started just outside.

@rickcoyne7845 3 года назад

What an Incredible record. This was a fantastic Video and the rider is very humble. Thank you for Posting this.

@christill 3 года назад

That was amazing. I feel the adrenaline when I go down a hill at that kind of speed for a short time. Holding it for hours seems bizarre to me.

@marsallefrancisco4851 3 года назад

Jonathan Shubert should attempt the hour record on the velodrome.That would be awesome to see!

@HShango 3 года назад

I know how that soreness feels too when you've cycled for that long (I can't imagine how painful it is near the end though) he's doing a fantastic job.

@warwickpadmore4644 3 года назад

Exactly! How painful it is near the “end!”

@josiedinsmore 3 года назад

Wow that's amazing! Congratulations! My mom and I did our first 100km ride this past summer, took us a lot longer than this lol! Next summer I'd like to try a 100 mile ride!

@gcn 3 года назад

Great job!

@josiedinsmore 3 года назад

@@gcn Thank you!

@LS-zq3td Год назад

He picked a great place to do the record at. I rode along the 10 freeway once for ten miles, my racing buddy and myself were crusing at 45 mph without even trying, lol. those cars produce an incredible wind current.

@gregmuon 3 года назад

That is awesome! When I raced as a junior (teenager), doing 100 miles in under 4 hours was the usual goal. Me and my training buddy would regularly accomplish this on Sundays if there was no race. I think about 3:45 was fastest. Obviously there was drafting, but also wool jerseys, non aero bikes, 36h wheels, and a 2500 ft mountain in the middle of the course. Under 3 hrs solo is quite an accomplishment.

@conorverbruggen5133 3 года назад

Jon seems like such a down to earth guy, really well spoken on the context of his achievement. Love to see it

@robboyns2881 2 года назад

That was amazing and great to meet you on the Doddie500. Chapeau

@KaijuAlert 3 года назад

Amazing effort, great planning and a very well-deserved result. Congratulations!

@thecrowfliescrooked 3 года назад

It's such a relief to see a bike that's not top of the line (like GCN likes to promote over everything else) and basically a home garage project. Excellent effort!

@thecyclingmaker 3 года назад

Generic comment of disbelief.

@gcn 3 года назад

Generic response sharing disbelief

@analogdistortion 3 года назад

@@gcn Generic comment regarding laughter

@gcn 3 года назад

@@analogdistortion *Crying Laughter Emoji*

@matteocristini6221 3 года назад

Generic comment down the replies

@massimocaradonna3857 3 года назад

Generically reading

@markmitchenall5948 3 года назад

I was happy to do in seconds under 6hrs on a Brompton in the 2019 Ride London 100 (although was aiming for half hour quicker than that). Know for sure I wouldn't be anything close to this time on any bike. Just extreme kudos on the route planning, aero position, timing, and just awesome effort. It's a shame Strava doesn't allow multiple kudos for these kind of efforts. Just incredible on open roads, regardless of the tailwind, and especially considering issues. And love that it re-iterates the beer-gut being more aero. And seriously lovely sounding guy with it!

@nosforatu101 3 года назад

6 hours 42 mins and 10 seconds. 2019 Dartmoor classic. The last officially timed 100 miles that I've done. 107 miles and over 3000m of evelation gain. But sub 3 hours for 100 miles flying.

@gcn 3 года назад

Great effort! Safe to say 100 miles is challenging regardless of how fast you're going!

@richcarter8080 3 года назад

Great to see an amateur rider smash that mark. Nobody can ever take that away from him. Being the first under 3 hours. British TT scene is fabulous. Still old school and still reliant on so many volunteers. Good video Hank.

@mountaintruth1deeds533 3 года назад

I did a 100 in 2hrs 52 minutes when I was on a team back in 87. In a paceline of course, wiped me out. No way I could do that solo.

@elijahkwon422 3 года назад

That’s still insane, must’ve been a massive tailwind as well

@mountaintruth1deeds533 3 года назад

@@elijahkwon422 no tailwind, loop course with hills and about a hundred degrees, about a mile high altitude. I was doing about 400 a week at the time.

@russyJ20 3 года назад

@@elijahkwon422 Tailwinds only really effective when solo, otherwise only the person at the back is feeling the benefits and not not so much the person doing the pulling at the front. Would still be better than a headwind.

@nickchallinor3968 3 года назад

Wow.. Incredible. Just Incredible. Circumstances for me over past 4 years have restricted me but I met a over 50s GB cyclist Friday at work and seen this today.. To say I'm Inspired to spin my legs again is an understatement. Amazing. Healthy body/healthy mind in such difficult times. Thanks.

@gregoxenham2842 3 года назад

Brilliant presentation. GCN are back with something I wanted to watch. There hasn’t been much since Emma & Matt left.

@add28 3 года назад

Incredible achievement!!! Thanks Hank for another amazing video!

@nycyclist4154 3 года назад

Just amazing, especially when you take into consideration that he's riding on a ten year old tome TT bike. And let's not forget his chain came off. I wonder how much faster he could've gone on a new slicker TT bike with no mechanical issues.

@torinatorproductions3267 3 года назад

It didn't have any issues, he's obviously replaced all the parts over the years, only the frame is the same.

@TrailAddict14 3 года назад

216km in 7hrs was my farthest cycled so far and thought this was epic not until i watched this incredibly fast human 😅 Congratulation 👊🍺🤘

@tommyphillips8547 3 года назад

Those socks are well dodgy, "UCI!!!"

@boeingbros0550 3 года назад

UCI has no power over this record

@AbrahamArthemius 3 года назад

@@boeingbros0550 "You have no power here!"

@wilfdarr 3 года назад

UCI can suck a terd. I'm surprised they haven't banned chains.

@pinarellolimoncello 3 года назад

Was thinking exactly the same, amazing achievement but please, white socks only, is important to look cool too. Armstrong started it with his god awful black socks.

@wilfdarr 3 года назад

@@pinarellolimoncello Ya it was socks that made him uncool, not the fact that he (and likely every other cyclist at the top of the field) was a juicing fraud...God you UCI guys are dumb.

@secretagent86 3 года назад

probably the best cycling video i have ever seen. our sprinting speed in the 70s!!!! so great to see an "average" bloke zooming along. i would have love to have tried that when i was young and fit.

@andrew66769 3 года назад

I'll never understand the motivations of people who try to discredit the legitimate achievements of others.

@pierQRzt180 3 года назад

Not feeling inferior maybe? Dunno

@slaveofdberg 3 года назад

So you don‘t get the concept of competition?

@6666tank 2 года назад

Not insane or any of your chosen derogatory terms. The man should receive an award!!!!!!!

@trevejenkyn9888 3 года назад

Thank you this is a really good video, interesting, well shot , this is good stuff, never mind the rider, Thank you for brightening up a dull Lockdown

@julmeissonnier 3 года назад

This is terrifying, traffic is obviously helping in terms of drafting, his speed is so high that's it is like is is surfing in every semi-trailer's draft. An amazing mix of physical achievement, guts and concentration to pull it off...

@hughoxford8735 3 года назад

So that was the guy draughting me from Milton Keynes to Norwich.

@55Reever 2 месяца назад

Amazing, just amazing. What a ride! Way to go Jonathan!

@hansschotterradler3772 3 года назад

what an amazing feat, especially considering that he did this without disc brakes!

@Lord_Alhaitham 3 года назад

How can disc help him ?

@hansschotterradler3772 3 года назад

@@Lord_Alhaitham that was a sarcastic statement regarding the disc brakes. Manufacturers and these sponsored RU-vid channels keep pushing MTB brakes on road bikes just to make more money. To me this is a heavier and more complicated tech that is not needed on road bikes.

@Lord_Alhaitham 3 года назад

@@hansschotterradler3772 yeah same thoughts regarding the brakes , i also think that there's no use of disc brakes on a road bike 😀

@beeble2003 3 года назад

@@Lord_Alhaitham There's enough crap on the roads where I live that I'd much prefer disc brakes on my road bike to the horrible noise of dirty pads gouging chunks out of my rims. Wouldn't say no to brakes that work fully in the wet, either, though I agree that rim brakes work decently enough even when wet.

@goodwincycles7197 3 года назад

Not only does Hank have my dream bike but my dream car too. Boy do I envy that sod!!

@benturp3492 3 года назад

I'd love to ride for 100miles with a tailwind like that!!!!

@baboonbuttz Год назад

you could probably beat that time if you rode out in western canada where roads are straight, wide shoulders an no stops for over 100mi. like Winnipeg to Brandon = 130mi with only 2 stoplights 1 light if you drop the first 5mi. did it in just under 5hr non aero bike. congratulations on a fantastic fast ride.

@kellymcbram3939 3 года назад

Now, if I could just get that tailwind on my ride in the morning, that’d be great ta!!

@georgesolorio9764 3 года назад

Shoutout to this man for millions of subs and hearting and commenting on his fans comments

@deswhite8268 3 года назад

Bloody hell, remarkable achievement

@KengoftheWorld 3 года назад

Wicked! To think that I already feel fast when hitting 25 kph on flats, this was insane! Hat's off, Jonathan!

@jovantrail6142 3 года назад

He's literally flying

@annabelholland 3 года назад

This whole journey was at 33mph average; I always get around 6-9mph average

@ArteUltra1195 3 года назад

I’m pretty sure you could do more than that if you pay attention to your speed

@user-fk8rb8ue5h 3 года назад

So what, you are out on the bike. In my book that is great.

@animationmatthew1911 3 года назад

3 hours at 33 mph is only 99 miles.

@EnterTheOrb 3 года назад

these people really are superhuman !

@secretagent86 3 года назад

you just need a huge tailwind

@markmayes194 2 года назад

That is absolutely PHENOMENAL!!! Not in a million years could I have imagined this happening. Great job.

@galenkehler 3 года назад

7:37 the timekeepers admit that he is drafting off the passing traffic

@beeble2003 3 года назад

Time trials are done on roads. Anybody who rides on the road is going to get some assistance from passing traffic. There's no way to avoid that, short of closing the road. However, you'll notice that he was riding towards the left of the lane, as far from that passing traffic as reasonably possible. There was somebody disqualified from a UK time trial not too long ago for riding almost on the dashed line to get as much draft from the passing traffic as possible.

@tomaszj.9608 3 года назад

Incredible! Knowing how hard it is to keep that kind of average speed on a bike myself, I am very impressed!

@jolark2259 3 года назад

Wow, that’s impressive. Would like to see my old math teacher do that 😂

@grahamcousins6259 3 года назад

Do u mean Micheal Broadwith

@TheCucung 3 года назад

What a ride. Unreal. Can you guys talk more about his nutrition? What did he eat/drink. And how much. What a ride!

@albertwilliam193 3 года назад

Can’t even avg 33mph for a minute let alone 3 hrs

@renegadetenor 3 года назад

I hit 33 for about 45 seconds whilst being chased by a dog..

@chriswitek9455 3 года назад

@@renegadetenor gotta start somewhere right?

@speedspeed121 3 года назад

can't even reach 33 mph

@Sills71 3 года назад

you can't because you don't have a 30mph tailwind....

@xtdycxtfuv9353 3 года назад

Sills71 oh come on it can't just be the tailwind. that guy was so fast

@davidashton3396 3 года назад

Outstanding - I did the Dunwich Dynamo (London to Suffolk, just over 100 miles) with a tail breeze in July in 6 hours 24 and was pretty happy with that! Well done and long may it stand

@marioescobar7323 3 года назад

I thought I did good wow I did 110 miles in 6 hours. What a incredible men!!

@alexnaturalis1179 3 года назад

Amazing feat, chapeu Jonathan! It just goes to show that an incredible challenge is never a match to human willpower, sound planning and consistent practice.

@tanmaygarg30 3 года назад

Today I did 100km in 3.5 hrs with 28.4km/h avg speed and i was so happy.....

@crazydude9496 3 года назад

Which bike do you have?

@HenriBourjade 3 года назад

Try in a big tailwind. A 30 mph tailwing changes a lot your speed.

@eb2675 3 года назад

Great effort Jonathan and great video GCN, this type of stuff is some of your best work.

@tvtotalforever 3 года назад

World record smashed by a regular man... That dude was far from regular when it comes to cycling. Great effort

@supernoodles908 3 года назад

280 watts for 3 hours in an aero position is so beyond average lol

@tvtotalforever 3 года назад

@@supernoodles908 go on and get that record Hero

@55Reever 2 месяца назад

It takes me 1.5 hours to go 23.3 miles. This gives me perspective for what this man has accomplished. Amazing.

@Svartez 3 года назад

How long do you recon that would take Rohan Dennis or Primoz Roglic?

@muhammadluqman3876 3 года назад

It is amazing watching him being so many things of men I am going to be doctor but i love cycling and one day i might do racing some where in the world where i could get a chance

@buildingreno 3 года назад

Amazing job! I can't help but think there's a better course to do this on.

@holben27 3 года назад

Theres not really any 150+ mile stretches of flat empty road in England like there is in the states. I bet He could shave off a couple minutes if he didnt ride in traffic, but I dont think he could justify the travel costs for just a WR attempt.

@888johnmac 3 года назад

they said they spent ages planning the route .. so no i don't think there was a better course

@lawrencew1 3 года назад

Listened to a post race podcast with Jonathan after this ride, he had mech issues following removing the bike from his car that morning. Gear changes were temperamental after 5 miles so he stuck it in 62:13 and rode the remaining record breaking 95 miles in one gear! Absolute champ

@abdoullahmitiche8405 3 года назад

Glad Hank didn't jinx the WR attempt this time 🙃👍🏻

@avrilswan3355 3 года назад

Having done these a few times in the past I am full of admiration for Jonathan - what an amazing effort.

@cyclenutter2715 3 года назад

Could've saved 3 hours off his time without the lights

@jayasmrmore3687 3 года назад

You should be as light as possible without sacrificing safety

@lucaslittmarck6804 3 года назад

Easy with a velomobile. A velo quattro and you can do it with your kid in the backseat :). Great effort! Cool ride

@chrissr318 3 года назад

English car with MPH as the big number? I expected Kilometers to be the big number and miles to be the small number. Congrats even a chain drop wasn't gonna stop him from breaking the 3 hour mark

@jamiegracie2458 3 года назад

The English use miles for speed/distance.

@chrissr318 3 года назад

@@jamiegracie2458 I didnt know that thanks

@SimoWill75 3 года назад

Was the same in Australia for a while in the first few decades post metric change over. Big miles with small k's, then it was big k's and small miles, now just k's

@neilbirch9903 3 года назад

Congratulations on the ride and acknowledgement to the sponsors and team that go behind an effort behind an attempt like this and to RRA for the coordination Marshall’s and observers who robbed the accreditation.

@cadaver1ne635 3 года назад

I read 100km in three hours in my minds An thought that's a breeze 🤣🤣🤣

@DavidMartin-tk4fs 3 года назад

Wow, amazing! Nothing like that feeling of over taking traffic through roundabouts. From Aston Martin to Lotus in record time... And even better all on the roads I grew up on around Cambridge. Brilliant work Jonathan!

@martincasson9563 3 года назад

So if the tailwind was quicker than 33 mph then any aero advantage he has is a disadvantage surely? If he had been wearing a big baggy jumper and flares maybe he could have gone even quicker?

@sharethefootage1088 3 года назад

I'm looking to do my first century soon from Phoenix to Tucson. At 53 years old and having been a smoker for nearly 40 years, I'm planning on it taking about 12 hours including breaks. 3 hours is crazy.