A Ferrari man on a aircraft carrier tries to record the record for the fastest car driven on a boat

CIVITAVECCHIA, Italy – Along the Mediterranean Coast in Italy on Thursday, the driver Fabio Baron raced across the deck of a marine ship while chasing the world record: the fastest car on a boat.

Last year, Baron appointed the Italian Timekeepers record on another aircraft carrier in southern Italy, reaching 94.4 miles per hour. In CivitaveCchia, on the coast near Rome, it was aimed at reaching at least 99.4 miles per hour, then hitting the brakes in time to avoid launching the so -called “skiing jump” on the deck and destroying only the equipped trips ship.

Alessandro Tidino told Associated Press that he was not sure that the new record could be achieved. The ship was outside the sea overnight, and the crew appeared early in the morning to find the wet air surface. They immediately dried it, with the completion of the job in the late summer of the sun.

“If wet remains, it is of course impossible to get the maximum speed and best brake. It can be very dangerous,” he said.

Since the song “Top Gun” has come out of the loudspeakers, the Portaid Elevator, the Piron team, raised the deck to the deck where journalists and maritime officers waited. A group of children with Down syndrome, which was chosen to serve as an “honorary mechanics for today”, removed the red cover council to unveil Sted’s Sted: A Red and Black Ferrari Sf90.

Baron diluted himself in the super car, then headed back and forth along the deck several times to heat the V-8 Turbo engine. He chanted with a louder voice with each pass because it paid 1085 horses more difficult and difficult. Then he placed himself at the far end of the 774 -foot flying surface and waited all.

“Here he goes! Here goes!” He called the broadcaster as Baron left his mark and hit the crowd. Just seconds after, he reached a safe stop, and the crowd stopped in a stoppage – admired the quick scene, but it is not sure whether it had overcome the record. The guard guard is close to the car and inspected the standards inside.

“The discovered speed: 164 km per hour (101.9 miles per hour). I announced that it recorded the new speed on a ship!” He said, which prompted an applause from the side lines.

Baron raised his arms to the sky, then embraced his crew, and still helmes in place. Correspondents gathered.

“The main thing that you focus on is the focus and then you realize that you are just breaking the record when you are in the middle of the road,” said Baron. “I have two hands, two feet and use them at the same time as the pianist.”

Tidino said that the Baron team will now present an accredited result to Guinness Riccords, who told AP in an email on Thursday afternoon “We look forward to receiving and reviewing the request and supporting evidence for his recent attempt.”