Heya folks,

Check out this interesting reading on AR world champs from Team
Cyanosis Webpage.

Must say Nic, your new webpage ROCKS!!!! I enjoy all the articles and
gear reviews.

l8r
hardy



http://www.teamcyanosis.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=203:ar-world-championships-&catid=35:news&Itemid=27

The average speed estimated for the whole race is 8,4 km/h, which in
their opinion allows any of the top World Teams to complete the full
race (CP's and bonus CP's), nevertheless the technicalities involved
in navigation, particularly at night, will require acute precision and
focus, which implies the teams would need to rest several times along
the way to minimize the errors. Because time management is so crucial,
there will be some compulsory stops to allow some race protocols
regarding Sport Ident data collection, Press Flash Interviews, GPS
System downloads and battery check and Medical Checks.

>From the data available is possible to verify that around 39% of the
predicted time the teams will be walking /running, 41% biking, 18%
paddling and 1% skating which indicates that attention should be paid
to the feet and their condition along the route. Other interesting
data extracted from the race statistics are the maximum speeds for
Mountain Biking, 11,75 km/h, for Roller-Blade-TRIKKE, 21,7 km/h, for
Trekking 5,5 km/h and for Paddling 6,3 km/h.

The longest section has 160 km and it's a MTB section and the shortest
is an easy 5,3 km trekking section. Mountain biking has the largest
share of the 907 km with more than 57 % (MTB and O-MTB) of the total
racing distance.

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