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World Record Attempt Kerio Valley, Kenya
Two world records for speed: 100 km and 200 km, out and return.
Partner on the attemptThe ground is open terrain data (AWS Terrain Tiles, Mapzen Terrarium, from SRTM and other open sources), drawn as contour relief; the line of flight is the pilot's own tracklog, 6 Feb 2025.



World Record Attempt Kerio Valley, Kenya
Two world records for speed: 100 km and 200 km, out and return.
Partner on the attemptThe ground is open terrain data (AWS Terrain Tiles, Mapzen Terrarium, from SRTM and other open sources), drawn as contour relief; the line of flight is the pilot's own tracklog, 6 Feb 2025.
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200 km mark, class O-3
36.22km/h
My best average, about
36km/h
The time to beat: 200 km in 5 h 31 min.
100 km mark: 42.34 km/h, Gregory Knudson (LUX), 19 Jan 2013, 2 h 22 min
Class O-3 is paragliders. Speed is the course distance over the time.
Both marks are ratified, current world records in the FAI list, category General: 200 km at 36.22 km/h and 100 km at 42.34 km/h, both flown by Gregory Knudson at Nyeru, Kenya: FAI CIVL records.
My 198.86 km flight, about 36 km/h on a UP Trango X (EN C), was logged on XContest. It was not a record course: UP Paragliders.
The claim goes to the FAI under the Sporting Code, Section 7D.
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The base of my Kenya expeditions, and the site where the world speed records are chased.

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Alongside my two Kenya expeditions.
DuringLive tracking from Kerio Valley on attempt days, daily updates
Wing, instruments, team, FAI observer [to supply]
And the newsletter
A debrief episode and the flight data
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Podcast, YouTube and a newsletter about four times a month.

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Prices in the media kit, on request. Every sponsorship is clearly marked as sponsored.

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Sources: UP Paragliders, FAI records, Sporting Code 7D, the Kenya expedition