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Some good info here on the spread sheet as well. Averaging over 50 MPH now which is amazing since they had to stop and change out a prop. Not an easy thing to do in the Atlantic. They can run faster if they want but I expect that they are doing the right thing by not working the equipment too hard so it will last. They are on track to beat Buzzi's time by almost 2 1/2 hrs. Hopefully the full moon tonight will help them keep running at speed to bring this home.

Bob

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I was thinking the same thing. I've not seen them switch seats at all, but I've only checked on them a few times throughout the day.

Tyson's update as of 2:45pm Central Time:

"We started with 630 gallons and have burned 240 gallons. We have went 420 miles only 366 miles left. Averaging 55-56 mph"

Co-Pilot either drew the short straw or has the better night time vision!

What?????
5 Total Average Speed 51.50 mph
6 Recent Average Speed* 107.44 mph
7 Distance Travelled 447.16 miles
:) Got to be an Excel glitch.. lol

Cool run. We're all rooting for ya!

Is everyone else's livestream down. Mine has been for an hour or so. Any news?

Real Offshore Powerboating! The best thread on OSO!!!!!!
Go guys go!!!!!!!!!!!!

Can some one explain something to me. ?? Watching the track, speed, coordinates etc. I see the "elevation data" anywhere from -12' to +29' There is nooooo way swells can be this large with in a such short distances and times. What's the scoop?