Hudson Valley teen breaks world speed record in Porche
Monroe-Woodbury High School junior Chloe Chambers clocked in at just over 47 seconds for her Porche performance in an obstacle course.
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Sep 17, 2020, 11:11 AM
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3ds agoA Hudson Valley teen and aspiring race
car driver is making headlines for breaking a Guinness World Record for speed.
Monroe-Woodbury High School
junior Chloe Chambers clocked in at just over 47 seconds for her Porche
performance in an obstacle course called a 'vehicle slalom' last month.
The event was held in New
Jersey and broke the previous world record of 48 seconds.
The 16-year-old is an honor
student and member of the Monroe-Woodbury Girls Varsity Swim Team. The 16-year-old is an honor student and member of the Monroe-Woodbury Girls Varsity Swim Team. "I was excited, and it was a lot of fun driving. I can say that. I felt pressure, but I'm used to that!"
She says her goal is to drive on the
international Formula One racing circuit.
