Show Notes
If you don’t know…The Speed Project is a race from Santa Monica Pier in California all the way to Las Vegas NV…the Welcome to Las Vegas sign to be exact.
There are technically no rules or no route so you can create your own adventure and get to the sign as fast as possible. Solo runners and relay teams go at this task every year..,running roughly 290-340 miles depending the path they take.
The record prior to this year was 75 hours even.
Biel finished the race in 67 hours and 15 mins!!!!!
I had the chance to kick it with him the morning after he made history for this event!
Give Biel a follow!! https://www.instagram.com/bielruns?igsh=d250Mmk3YWZiNmZ1
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