Scheduled Start Time 7:30 PM ET on Sunday (8/7/2011) for Diana Nyad Swim from Cuba to Florida
Diana Nyad’s Extreme Dream:
Diana Nyad has begun her 103-mile adventure on the Caribbean Sea.
With Cuban officials and supporters lining the beach and a CNN crew on hand to record the historic occasion, Diana will begin later tonight.
Assuming a 60-hour swim, she will finish at 2:00 am New York time on Wednesday early morning.
So she will swim through Sunday night, Monday day and night, Tuesday day and night, with a finish somewhere along the Florida Keys on early Wednesday morning.
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