Pan-American Highway World Record. Betsy Welch reported for Velo, Powered by Outside, that Bond Almand departed Prudhoe Bay, Alaska on August 31 and reached Ushuaia, Argentina on November 15 ...

The Pan-American Highway, which connects North and South America, has been called the longest road network in the world.It’s a system of roads that stretches from Prudhoe Bay, Alaska in the ...

Pan-American Highway from above. Rommel Gonzalez/Getty Images. From north to south, the route totals around 19,000 miles, going from Prudhoe Bay, Alaska to Ushuaia, Argentina.

Bond Almand just cycled the Pan-American Highway in 75 days, 17 hours, and 55 minutes, unsupported, during a semester break from Dartmouth College.

The idea for the Pan-American highway was born in the late 1800s but first began to take shape in the 1920s. The first section constructed was a chunk of road connecting Laredo, Texas to Mexico City.

A Pan American Congress on Highways was held at Rio de Janeiro in August 1929 and an Inter-American Highway Congress at Panama City in October of the same year. The latter met to consider means for ...

The Pan-American Highway had to be built in stages, starting in 1932 with a road spanning from Laredo, Texas, to Mexico City, moving towards Panama City. Express. Home of the Daily and Sunday Express.

The Pan-American Highway. The Pan-American Bike Race, a grueling, ultra-distance cycling challenge, traverses a network of roads covering approximately 14,000 miles.

Bond Almand departed from Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, on Aug. 31, 2024, and rolled into Ushuaia, Argentina, today. He smashed the ...

Bond Almand departed from Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, on Aug. 31, 2024, and rolled into Ushuaia, Argentina, today. He smashed the prior Pan American Highway record by 9 days. And, astonishingly, he chose ...