LAND ROVER G4 CHALLENGE

The ultimate global adventure.

The Land Rover G4 Challenge is the ultimate adventure. Following the success of the very first Challenge in 2003, the adventure continues in 2006. The Land Rover G4 Challenge offers men and women from 18 nations the opportunity to match strategy, stamina and skill in an awesome 4x4 driving and multi-sport challenge. Working in bi-national teams, competitors are matched against each other across four consecutive stages spanning Southeast Asia and South America.

The Challenge will unfold in both urban and remote areas, with one competitor, representing one nation, emerging as the Challenge winner.

THE 2006 CHALLENGE

Now the time has come to do it all again. However, the 2006 Land Rover G4 Challenge promises to be tougher and more spectacular than the inaugural event. This time the action starts amongst the intensity of Bangkok city, and ends at high altitude on the plains of Bolivia. In between lie thousands of miles of vehicle-based adventure, strategy and sweat. At the end of it all waits a new Range Rover for the winner, and the knowledge that they completed a tough test of both body and mind for everyone who competed in the event.

But just getting to the Challenge is a test in its own right. Would-be competitors have to complete an entry form, after which each nation will hold a selection event. The top three competitors from each nation - one male, one female and one of either gender - then go to an international selection and training event in the UK.

At the end of this event, to be held at Eastnor Castle, only one competitor per nation will be chosen to take part in the ultimate global adventure. The remaining competitors will act as reserves, in case their nation´s chosen competitor is unable to complete the Challenge.

The following nations will be represented during the 2006 Land Rover G4 Challenge:
Argentina, Australia, Belgium & Luxembourg, Brazil, Chile & Costa Rica, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, South Africa, Spain, Russia, Taiwan, Turkey and the United Kingdom

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