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Indian Pacific Wheel Race

Posted by JDK on March 18, 2017 at 21:27:34:





Some of you might be familiar with RAAM - The Race Across America - a 3,000 mile unsupported cycle race from Oceanside CA to Annapolis MD.

Well, our first equivalent event started yesterday morning in Fremantle, Western Australia. They race from the Indian Ocean to the Pacific Ocean in Sydney. 5,500kms - The winner, if you can believe it is expected to cross the line in around 12 days.

It started yesterday morning at 9am WA time, and after about 27 hours, the front runners have already covered ~750km. Fark!

It's going to be great following this. I've ridden through the Victorian Alps, and these lunatics, after already racking up 4,500km in the previous 8 or 10 days, have to ride up a couple of the most merciless mountain climbs Australia has to offer, and with several kilos of camping gear and supplies!

There is a great tracking page on the website if anyone wants to follow it live.