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I can post you the spreadsheet values if it saves operator transposition errors ;)
as i've stated before, although KV and TG are going for ultimate distance, the very fact that the two locations chosen are not the same means that SA will hold the record to the UK for a very long time
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I just can't stomach the idea that what Steve is doing being second-to-anything. Fingers crossed he is does pull some amazing distances in the summer and get the overall record for himself.
rive_gauche
youramericanlover
@MrDrem
I've updated http://goo.gl/RBHtiS with the (as far as I can tell) definitive distances from http://ultracycling.com/sections/records/data/hamr/official_results/
I've started playing with ride times, and average speeds, to see if I can get anything out of that, but I'm finding pulling the ride time data out of Strava a little tricky. Maybe I need to start pulling it out from @rive_gauche 's posts...
@youramericanlover the difference at the end of 2015-03-26 (yeah, ISO dates, bite me) is that SA is ahead by 1013.8 miles (but did start earlier). On the day by day comparisons (where day 1 of SA = day 1 of KS), KS is ahead by 811.7 miles.