There has been no news directly from Rob and his team since my last blog, so maybe communications are down.
However, I have gathered from the Polar Race website that the last week has seen temperatures of -44 and winds of up to 40 knots, meaning the teams had to 'hunker down' for a few days.
They set off for Check Point Two on Saturday and arrived there in the early hours of this morning (our time) with Rob's team getting there first!
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In April 2011 I am taking part in a race to the Magnetic North Pole. Pulling sleds of 75Kg over 320 Nautical miles of sea ice in temperatures of - 40, this is probably the toughest race on earth. LIFE IS A RECIPE - IT'S THE INGREDIENTS THAT MAKE THE DIFFERENCE.
Progress map - Click on "See Bigger Map" below picture for details.
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Lymington RNLI 10k - 9th May
Ranleight 1/2 marathon - 16th May
Robin Hood half Marathon - 12th September
Windosr 1/2 Marathon - 26th September
Original Mountain Marathon - 30-31 October
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