The world’s longest pizza, which ended up spanning over 6,333 feet, was produced by a team of chefs on Saturday morning at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, Calif.

The original plan was to create a pizza 7,000 feet in length, but once the cooks had safely secured the Guinness World Record for the longest pie — surpassing the 6,082-foot (and 3.4-inches) pizza made in Naples, Italy, in May 2016 

The charge was led by Fash Asvadi, the founder of PizzaOvens.com, who earned donations for the attempt through sponsors, reported LA Weekly.

Appropriately for a pizza assembled on a racetrack, the cooking process was surprisingly a speedy one.

Volunteers laid out a special oven that cooked the pizza at  50ft per minute, blasting the pie with intense heat of between 700 and 1000 degrees Fahrenheit.

The final ingredient numbers:

17756 lbs of dough= 8053Kg

768 A10 Cans of Sauce= approx. 5000lbs Approx 2267 Kilo

3900 lbs of cheese 1770 kilos

Guinness representatives were on hand to certify the new record, and tweeted out on Monday morning that the Fontana Pizza had officially broken the world record for the world’s longest pizza.