Follow Our World Record Attempt

We hope that this car will help Tay-young Pak, Øystein Djupvik and myself towards the record.

You actually want to follow us trying to visit 20 US states in 24 hours? Which is coincidentally probably the fastest book promotional tour in the world. I then recommend you to visit our official site.

20 States in 24 Hours

Whatever it is, we were never cured. Tay-young Pak, Øystein Djupvik and I are at it again.

Well, that is at least what we aim for when we buckle up for yet another World Record attempt in the US of A.

Just Another World Record Attempt

Øystein Djupvik, Tay-young Pak and myself are at it again. We aim at breaking another travel world record.

18 countries in 24 hours?

Tay-Young Pak, Øystein Djupvik and myself are at it again.

We tried before, and managed 17 countries in 24 hours. But sharing world records isn't quite our cup of tea, so we will try again.

I don't like sharing world records

Here we go again. 

Two friends and I equalled a world record in May. We visited 17 countries in 24 hours, the same as four friends managed in 2012.

We got some world records, but not all

Take no prisoners! We aimed high, missed a flight and lost three hours. When we also ran into a closed road, we were a few minutes short of improving the current world record, visiting most countries in one day.

Madness in the making, aiming for another world record

Gunnar Garfors (left, Øystein Djupvik and Tay-young Pak at Oslo Airport the day before the day.
Photo can be used free of charge, please credit garfors.com. 

Four friends managed to visit 17 countries in 24 hours in 2012. Can the record be beaten?