Wow look at that spread. So tight!

Correct, while it is possible the chances anyone gets to those optimal settings is near considered impossible. My hopes is too establish a bounds of known possibility. From only mathematical scenarios even while running on calm myself i have a established a bounds here, though i've ran faster times lap wise this only certifies a sub 1:3.000 is possible. (Click Me) I was not able to break a 129 km/h barrier. I had noticed the waves provide a very crucially small speed boost when riding the waves as close as nearly vectorially possible, provided that the rider was able to do this, i've noticed shibby was able to get to a 131 km/h whilst riding a wave. Now with further study in order to beat shibby's record a rider needs a few factors into consideration. The rider needs to get to a speed of 127 km/h then on the first turn maintaining at least 85 km/h around turns, after the first turn 129 km/h around the very first straightaway against three waves, the rest of the straights need to be maintained around 129 km/h. According to speed times, and wave vectors a simple B press needs to occur within a .025-.075 time frame. to simplistically level the rider closest to the wave on straights.

To note past records from magazines where only a picture was needed for submission. It could have been possible that the wr was broken, could the riders have been using calm settings before to obtain those times? Now im aware of Misuken (I think the spelling is right) being actually real along with other notable times that seem feasible... Now there is an even faster time belonging to a Chris Murphy, of Manchester who had a validated NTSC record time at a 1:02.694

To cite the credibility of this one record would be unknown even a sub 1:3.000 has never happened yet. Though even in this article that was posted under this title COULD SB 1:03.755 BY "WILLIAM LAM" FROM 1998 HAVE BEEN REAL? I can safely say that any of the prior times such as william lam and below could actually be real. It would account for a natural bell graph within statistics, even the times below are more realistically what we have seen is possible even for the best of players. The frequency of them are relatively low.

Based on just 3 lap timing and best lap times, i've configured the best 1st lap time and the best timing for a lap on sunny beach.

From what i saw it is mathematically possible to reach 1m 2s 429ms.

From observing the speed ratio of best lap timings, and after 131 km/h was reached, most best laps never reach 129km/h, most reaching 127km/h but have better avg km/h timings.

After an average timing from turning around corners, if the turns maintain a 85+km/h power while reaching a 131km/h terminal speed on its 1st straightaway then a sub 1 m 2seconds is also possible. Considering the runs, and turns it is also possible for the best lap to be sub 20s according to just math. Though unlikely.

I viewed your current fastest time on the wr 3lap, its faster by .025 seconds

looking over you actually hit 131 km/h for nearly .100ms very incredible.

Bravo

I was using the nintendo switch controller. But if you're talking 64 I always thought the original was fine.

Very nice run. Working on my way to your record too.