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Migration Gravel Race went gravel riding
June 8, 2022
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Migration Gravel Race went gravel riding
June 8, 2022
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June 8, 2022
Stage Three – (129km, 950m climbing) Description: Stage three is your reward for completing the first two stages :) The stage starts with hard pack black gravel and traverses over wide-open savannah. Plains animals (wildebeest, zebra, gazelles, etc.) are likely to be seen in abundance. Compared to the
Migration Gravel Race went gravel riding
June 7, 2022
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June 8, 2022
Stage Two – Queen’s Stage (172km, 2540m climbing) Description: This stage is hard. A TdF climbing stage on gravel. The route starts immediately uphill. Rangers will be on hand at the earliest points to ensure that the climb is clear of elephants. Climbing will take competitors to the top of the escarpment
Migration Gravel Race went gravel riding
June 8, 2022
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June 8, 2022
Stage One (128km, 710m climbing) Description: Shamba (village) day. Described by 2021 MGR winner Laurens Ten Dam as a “125 kilometer carrefour de l’Arbe in Paris-Roubaix”, the stage starts off with a hard rocky section for roughly 40-50km. You’ll find 2 checkpoints at 44km and 91km. The second half of
June 8, 2022
Stage Four – (164km, 1210m climbing) The grand finale. On the fourth and final stage, competitors will be treated to a vast array of wildlife throughout the day as the race courses through some of the most pristine landscapes in the Mara. This stage can be very hot on the plains so make sure you carry