Pub workers gear up for record-breaking drive

A group of pub workers are swapping life behind the bar for life on the road when they try to break the world record for the fastest land journey to Cape Town.

Tue, 13 Aug, 2013 - 01:00

Jennifer Cockerell

Ben Worth, Tony Cole and Steve Hancock will drive a modified old Land Rover 11,000 miles through 21 countries on their way to South Africa.

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Courts Place: Cape Town Place: South Africa Place: Bridgwater, Somerset Place: Middle East Place: Egypt Place: Iraq Person: Ben Worth Person: Tony Cole Person: Steve Hancock Person: Worth Organisation: Admirals Organisation: Bibic Organisation: Land Rover

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