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The Nissan Patrol managed to break a new record for Guinness World Records, the largest synchronized motorcycle parade held as part of an event gathering a large number of patrol cars and simultaneously performing a dance show. The convoy took part in the procession of 180 cars that were simultaneously moving in the form of a giant desert hawk, beating for the third time the record of the Nissan Patrol in the Guinness book.
The achievement of Nissan's new record in rugby show "The Svens" in Dubai, where he broke the previous world record with an increase of 36 cars. The Nissan Patrol motorcade was led by Axel Geoffers, the world motorcycle rider, with two cars placed in the opposite direction to that of a hawk, traveling a total distance of 1,476 meters. And distribute 180 cars in an area of up to 176.5 x 225 meters, which formed the image of the falcon. The picture of the cars at the top looked like a giant hawk flying over the desert sands of the Arabian Peninsula.
This is the third number destroyed by the Nissan Patrol in the Guinness Book of Records. In September 2015, the car had set a record in terms of speed with the rise of a sandy hill 100 meters long in 4.9 seconds. The Nissan Patrol achieved its first record in August 2013 by getting the world's heaviest aircraft to over 50 meters (164 feet) at an event at the International Airport. of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates.
The official Guinness World Records coincided with the launch of three new versions of the Nissan Patrol this month: Patrol Safari, Falcon, Gazelle and Gazelle X, designed to meet the needs of Nissan customers. In the Middle East exclusively. The names of the new cars inspired the image of the hawk formed during this parade, which helped to reach the new record.
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