Racer Mikhail Aleshin set a double record, accelerating on the ice of the polar lake faster in the world
The racer Mikhail Aleshin, who is preparing to return to a big sport after a serious injury, set two records in the Arctic at once, claiming to get into the Guinness Book. On the eve of February 22, he developed a speed of 228 km/h on the ice of Losvoser, located in the Murmansk region. As the local portal of Khibiny notes, this is the fastest riding on ice in the world and the first race of the racing car for the polar circle.