Click to enlarge.Note: the official leader board is showing Simon in third place - but that's just because Rainer hadn't called in when they updated it. He's since called in from Abiquiu - still ahead of Simon.
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New Zealander Simon Kennett has a crack at the 4000km Great Divide mountain bike race from Canada to Mexico.
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July
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- Five FAQs (and some answers)
- Home Sweet Home, and Sweepstake Winners
- Final results for GDR 2008 (revised)
- 20 Pics
- Jenn Hopkins: 22 days, 18 hrs, 40 mins
- Noah Dimit: 22 days, 12 hrs, 11 mins
- Fred Wilkinson finishes: 21day 1hr 45min
- Hello from Santa Fe
- Simon's last calls
- Post race thoughts from David B and Geoff R
- Antelope Wells 19 Days 5 Hours & 2 Minutes!
- He's finished!
- No news yet
- On the home stretch
- Simon's rough day, continued
- Simon's rough day
- 290 km to go
- Silver City- Tuesday 9.45 (18 days+9.75 hours)
- What does Antelope Wells look like?
- David Blaine's photos of GDR 2008
- Rainer Klaus: 18 days, one hour and 26 minutes
- Sunday call-in
- Carl Hutchings: 17 days, 10 hours and 41 minutes
- Day 17 Leader board update
- GDR blog update from Pie Town
- Pie Town- 2.30pm Monday (day 17 + 2.5 hrs)
- Keeping track
- Day 16 call-in from Cuba
- Cuba -mid day Sunday
- Day 16 Sunday afternoon
- Day 15 Friday call-in from Pletoro
- Abiquiu- 6pm Saturday
- John Nobile: 15 days, 1 hour, 26 minutes!
- Day 15 leader board
- Horca- 5pm day 15
- Day 15 - Friday 4th July
- Day 14 call-in
- Day 14 - GDR blog update
- Del Norte - end of day 14
- Day 14 - leader board
- Day 12 and 13 call-ins
- We interrupt this Blog for a techno-post.
- Day 13 Wednesday afternoon
- Day 13 Wednesday - David Blaine is out
- Day 12 - Tuesday evening
- Leader board update - day 12
- Kremmling- middle of day 12
- Steamboat Springs - day 11 Monday
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1 comment:
Very impressive race, Simon!!! Wow, already in New Mexico. Amazing! The Tour de France started today. I dare those guys to race the GDR. They'd probably whine too much - no one to change flat tires or give massages every night. Ha! Simon, you rock!
Cathy & Jim, Newcastle, California
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