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To beat the velomobile time he'd have to finish by 11:40 PDT 18th June. Which gives him roughly 19 hours to do the final 253 miles. So, 13.3mph average for the next 19 hours. He seems to have had his last sleep 14 hours ago, so going for another 19 might be a bit of a tall order... but it's Abdullah and he's ascended physical limitations so anything is possible.
If Abdullah rode a velomobile, he'd probably already be there--he's undoubtedly a stronger rider than Graber.
690km in 29 hours seems impossible after such a long race, but if he pulls out all the stops (literally), who knows?
It would be an unusual victory of 19th century bikes over 20th century bikes. :)