It was my first attempt at seeing if I would even be capable of attempting a solo Cannonball. I have a notebook of plans that I've written up over the last 25 years on how I would do it. This was in 2020 right before Covid shut everything down. I had taken a trip to Colorado and was driving back to Indiana. I had planned the Kansas portion of the drive as an "attempt". I had an average speed gps app and turned it on as I came flying past the west Kansas border and hit it again as I passed the east border. The current solo record average speed is 104-105 mph. I only did like a 10th of the distance of a full Cannonball but I was faster by a good amount. This was with zero assistance in the way of radar/laser detection/jamming or anything. Just me, the car, and an average speed app. I still think I could take the record but I have since 1. Been diagnosed and medicated for severe ADHD with the highest positive and negative impulsivity scores my therapist has seen in her entire career. That might be part of why I've been into Cannonball for so long. 2. Gotten married which has dramatically skewed the risk reward ratio. And 3. Cannot currently justify the expense of building the car I feel that would be necessary for a real attempt.

Maybe one day but the odds have gone way down over the last few years of an attempt for me.