The 2010 Wenger Patagonian Expedition Race saw competitors travel by foot, kayak and bike from the northern tip of Tierra del Fuego to the southern shores of the Beagle Channel. On route, they passed through a series of checkpoints (Punta Control - PCs), designed to steer them on the most spectacular but also most challenging route through some of Chile’s wildest and most spectacular scenery. Over more than 550km of untouched land, a total of 18 PCs allowed the organisers to log arrival and departure times and, with the clock still ticking, gave competitors the choice of speeding through or stopping to rest between legs. They also enabled them to change equipment and clothes and re-stock on food when they switched to a different discipline.
The following is a record of how the teams flowed through each PC during the race: DOWNLOAD PDF HERE
