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Message: [QUOTE="daniel, post: 199705, member: 885"] Jaki jest europejski odpowiednik Cannonball? Isla de Tarifa - Nordkapp? Strona [URL]http://www.cannonballruneurope.co.uk/[/URL] nie działa. To są ciekawe pomysły, ale Serbia nie jest w Schengen. [LIST=1] [*]Constanta (Romania) to Porto (Portugal) - 3800km (crossing Serbia) or 4020km via Hungary [*]Talinn (Estonia) to Porto (Portugal) - 4150km [*]I still want to keep the 'Red' for the start of the Run, and I think the distance is important because it's an endurance event for the team completing the course. I think I have a suggestion to keep it in the Schengen Area, using what you said about southern Italy, and I still want to start it somewhere big. [URL='https://maps.app.goo.gl/x3HcHtNskjjM13bF8']In Rome there's a restaurant named Rosso Eat Drink Stay[/URL] near the Circus Maximus. The perfect place to start a modern day chariot race, and "rosso" means "red". There's also a clock right outside, perfect symbol for the start of a drive across Europe. [B]So: new route, 4,172kms.[/B] Start at the Rosso Eat Drink Stay, swinging around the one way streets and brushing the road alongside the Circus Maximus on the way. This short part through Rome would be the New York analogy, and it passes some great Roman ruins, past the airport and onto European route E35 / Autostrada 1. Up past Milan and Como, and into Switzerland where E35 is also Autobahn 2 (A2). At the split of E35 (A2) and E43 (A13), take the Autobahn 13 / E43 north as it skirts the border with Liechtenstein, passing by Vaduz. Off at Junction 4, cross the Rhein, and into Austria we go. We head for E60 / Autobahn 14 and take it north past Bregenz to the border with Germany. Bundesautobahn 96 for a short distance, not taking it as far as Munich, because once it meets the Memmingen 4-way interchange it's on to Bundesautobahn 7 / E45 all the way up to Hamburg on the longest German Autobahn and the longest national motorway in Europe. Time to test just how fast you can go. After that, it's the same midpoint checkpoint at the Volksparkstadion in Hamburg. But if you want to go all the way to the north of Denmark instead, that's good because E45 / Bundesautobahn 7 crosses the border with Denmark and becomes plain old E45. Take it all the way to Frederikshavn... but [URL='https://maps.app.goo.gl/Bs5cWE8jLACNtjDH8']that makes it a 5,179 kms / 52 hour drive[/URL]. [URL='https://abetterrouteplanner.com/?plan_uuid=4d5ba23f-2e8b-4e36-a105-519c179c0d87']If it's done in an EV, A Better Route Planner routes via DC Fast Chargers for 4,135kms.[/URL] That's incredible - it chose a route with less distance than the Google route! The rest of it goes as above. Into France, dive south to Paris. Orléans, Poitiers, Bordeaux. Basque Country near the coast, into Spain, near Bilbao, keep going, into Portugal and to Porto. [URL='https://maps.app.goo.gl/UnT8UfQtmHPvhL1T9']Rome - Milan - Alps - Ulm - Hanover - Hamburg - Bremen - Essen - Liège - Mons - Paris - Bordeaux - San Sebastián - Burgos - Porto.[/URL] But I think you're on to a great idea for a shorter Run - north of Denmark to south of Italy can be done on just the E45. [URL='https://maps.app.goo.gl/sXEQd6F4Z3TgymAu6']Frederikshavn to Villa San Giovanni.[/URL] All four Nordic nations, plus Germany and Austria and Italy. 2,879 kms according to Google Maps. [URL='https://abetterrouteplanner.com/?plan_uuid=1a318d8b-1394-41a1-9946-bcda47f82302']A Better Route Planner gives an EV route[/URL] as 2,857kms - again, less distance than Google. I'm wondering if it's not measuring the distances correctly. [/LIST] [ATTACH type="full"]22968[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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