The challenge
America, against the clock.
The supported transcontinental record is 42 days, 6 hours, and 30 minutes. The route begins at San Francisco City Hall and ends at New York City Hall.
2026 Trans-America FKT
On October 10, Cameron Balser began his journey from San Francisco City Hall, aiming to run 3,067 miles to New York City Hall—chasing the supported transcontinental record of 42 days, 6 hours and 30 minutes.
Breaking 42 / From the road
Daily footage, crew moments and the miles between San Francisco and New York. Follow both accounts for the newest posts.
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Open Cameron's Corsa page ↗The moments between the miles — crew life, untold stories, and footage from the journey toward the documentary.
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The challenge
The supported transcontinental record is 42 days, 6 hours, and 30 minutes. The route begins at San Francisco City Hall and ends at New York City Hall.
Tracking note
Satellite points may arrive in batches or pause temporarily because of terrain, weather, battery management, or connectivity. A missing point does not necessarily mean Cameron has stopped.
From the road
Follow the latest updates from Cameron and the crew as Breaking 42 continues across America.
Meet the route, the crew, and the record Cameron is chasing.
Return here for mileage, conditions, video, and the latest word from the road.
Follow the live Corsa map for Cameron’s current progress across the country.
Stay connected
Join the update list for major milestones and news from the road.
Before the record chase
Explore the perimeter run, defining race results, films, interviews and the miles that brought Cameron here.
Explore all adventuresContact the crew
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