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Northern Ireland's former pro road racer started at Santa Monica pier 10 days, 12 hours and 3 minutes earlier, covering 2,448 miles across eight states and climbing more than 21,000 metres along the way.
The numerical alignment is not accidental. Barr is 66, attempted the ride during the Mother Road's centennial year, and turned 67 the day after finishing.
He averaged more than 200 miles per day and slept around four hours a night, supported by a crew that included his wife and performance nutritionist Jillian Mooney. She told Cycling Weekly the conditions outstripped anything they had faced at Race Across America, citing unrelenting heat in Arizona and New Mexico, then extreme humidity through Oklahoma and Missouri.
Barr has twice completed RAAM, winning his age category in 2019, and holds World Ultra-Cycling Association titles from 2023. His public position on the age question has been consistent for years. He calls it a "red herring," something not to be hung up about.
The numbers from this attempt back that view more directly than any quote could. Ten days. Eight states. Twenty-one thousand metres of climbing. One man, a day shy of his 67th birthday, riding into Chicago with a world record waiting at the finish.
