Day 4 – BMW GS Trophy 2010
At 5:30 am the alarm-clock goes off without mercy – no matter how late it was the night before. And it gets late into the night quite often.
At 5:30 am the alarm-clock goes off without mercy – no matter how late it was the night before. And it gets late into the night quite often.
Exactly at 5.30 am we are jolted out of our dreams by the blow of a loud compressor horn – half an hour before the official waking-up time! The perpetrator is still being sought.
Touratech USA will be providing daily updates for the GS Trophy in South Africa. Check out the Blog Page and Photo Gallery each day for updates from the previous day of competition.
It’s happened! The riders of the GS Trophy 2010 take off their helmets at the end of the day and have a big grin on their face. It’s always been fascinating to see how happy a man can be after playing in a little bit of sand and gravel.
"If there’s a lion open the throttle," Tomm Wolf, the German sports director of the Trophy 2010, says in his first briefing of the journalists. "I’m not kidding", he adds, with a twinkle in his eyes.
Outrider Journal just published this story from Jonah Street’s 2007 Dakar Rally experience taken from a previous interview
We just received our first update from the GlobeRiders team on their African adventure. There are tons of good pictures and stories on their website, so check out the GlobeRiders Africa Page to see all the photos and individual updates from each of the team members.
Well, Team USA just finished their final training session this week in The Great Northwest. Shannon Markle and I (Bill Dragoo) flew to Seattle where we were treated to some serious, off road fun and games on Iain Glynn’s home turf…
The 2010 BMW GS Trophy in South Africa is fast approaching and teams around the world are making preparations for the international event.
Touratech-sponsored conservationist Chris Morgan has just come back after his latest filming session of a BEARTREK-inspired PBS bear show in Alaska.