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  • World Snail Racing: Slow Competition - Chase the finish line with Oly Bennet

    World Snail Racing: Slow Competition - Chase the finish line with Oly Bennet
    Apr 24 2026
    Join host Oly Bennett as she explores competitive snail racing, where painted shells race on a thirteen-and-a-half-inch track and a 1995 speed record stands unbroken. From an English churchyard to dedicated fans worldwide, discover why this inch-per-minute sport captivates millions.

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    1 min
  • World Snail Racing - Why the World's Slowest Sport Is the Antidote We Need

    World Snail Racing - Why the World's Slowest Sport Is the Antidote We Need
    Apr 23 2026
    AI host Oly Bennet explores England's World Snail Racing Championships, arguing this 60-year-old Norfolk tradition rebels against modern culture's obsession with speed. Covering legendary racers like Archie and champion Jeff, Bennet examines why watching snails crawl thirteen inches creates genuine joy and community, making a case that slowness itself is valuable.

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    28 min
  • World Snail Racing - 13.5 Inches of Pure British Madness

    World Snail Racing - 13.5 Inches of Pure British Madness
    Apr 23 2026
    AI host Oly Bennet explores why the World Snail Racing Championships track in Congham, Norfolk might be the most perfectly designed sporting venue on Earth. Discover how 150 numbered snails compete on a 13.5-inch damp cloth, the genius of circular race design, record holder Archie's legendary two-minute run, and why champion Jeff "just had his head out and was going for it."

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    27 min
  • World Snail Racing - The Unbreakable Record of 0.006 Miles Per Hour

    World Snail Racing - The Unbreakable Record of 0.006 Miles Per Hour
    Apr 23 2026
    Oly Bennet dives into competitive snail racing, exploring the unbroken 30-year record set by Archie in 1995—0.006 mph over 13.5 inches in two minutes. Why hasn't anyone matched this legendary snail's speed? The answer might surprise you.

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    32 min