Joanna Sharp: Kiwi cyclist on her bid to cycle the length of Australia in World Record time
A kiwi cyclist is making a solo bid for a new world record.
Joanna Sharp is cycling solo from Darwin to Melbourne via Uluru, on a 4600km journey.
She’s aiming to complete this in the shortest time possible, setting a new world record and becoming the first person to complete this feat, as well as raising funds and awareness for Bowel Cancer NZ.
Sharpe joined Elliott to discuss the massive journey she’s undertaking, telling him that the current unofficial record is around three or four weeks, but she’s aiming to make it to Melbourne within 13 to 16 days.
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