Briton breaks own cycling speed Guinness World Record

VIDEO SHOWS: VARIOUS OF CYCLING SPEED GUINNESS WORLD RECORD ATTEMPT IN ARKANSAS SHOWS: ARKANSAS, USA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (WORLD REACH COMMUNICATIONS – Access all) 1. VARIOUS FINISHING TOUCHES ON MODIFIED RACE TRUCK 2. NEIL CAMPBELL MOUNTS BIKE IS PREPARATION FOR SPEED GUINNESS WORLD RECORD ATTEMPT 3. MODIFIED RACE TRUCK TAKES OFF 4. EX-NASCAR DRIVER RICK LIND STEERS TRUCK / CAMPBELL PEDALS  BEHIND 5. COMMENTATOR WITH MICROPHONE ANNOUNCES SPEED 6. VARIOUS CAMPBELL PEDALS BEHIND TRUCK STORY: Neil Campbell has broken his existing cycling speed Guinness World Record, reaching 175.89mph (283.06km/h) at an Arkansas airport. Campbell surpassed his previous record by 1.56mph (2.66km/h) while riding in the slipstream a high-powered pickup truck, driven by former NASCAR driver Rick Lind on October 5. Campbell was originally aiming to break the current 183mph absolute world record, and become the first person to break 200mph on a bicycle. However, due to technical issues he was unable to reach the target speed. The team hope to return to the US in the coming months for another attempt. (Production: Lucy Thomson)

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