British cyclist breaks world record with massive GPS Picasso outline

Published November 27, 2021 6:27pm ET



To one world record breaker, cycling is an art.

Anthony Hoyte, a British cyclist known as the “pedaling Picasso,” broke a Guinness World Record for the largest continuous GPS drawing by a bicycle in 12 hours. Hoyte created a portrait of a man with a mustache by biking a total of 66.48 miles on the streets of London. He used a GPS tracking app to create the portrait. He completed the portrait in eight and a half hours.

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