COMPETITIVE EDGE
17–18 JULY 2010 7–8 AUGUST 2010
OXFAM TRAILWALKER THE LONDON TRIATHLON
COST £200 entry fee and tiered sponsorships levels from COST Varies according to race distance
£2,300 per team of four VENUE ExCeL, London, UK
Venue The South Downs, UK Summary
Summary This multi-discipline event attracts beginners as well as an
This mammoth 100km route follows the South Downs Way, elite fi eld of triathletes. The main Olympic race comprises
fi nishing in Brighton. Walking in teams of four, the goal is a 1.5km swim, 40km cycle and 10km run, but shorter
to complete the challenging trek in less than 30 hours. The distances and youth events are also available.
camaraderie along the way makes this a truly unforgettable For more details
experience and the money you raise will support Oxfam Tel +44 (0)20 8233 5900
and the Gurkha Welfare Trust. These organisations share Web
www.thelondontriathlon.com
an important purpose – to end poverty and help poor
people improve their lives.
For more details
10–20 SEPTEMBER 2010
Tel 0300 200 1300 (UK) / +44 (0)1865 472602 (overseas)
BORNEO: THE ULTIMATE CHALLENGE
Email
events@oxfam.org.uk Cost Various payment options are available
Web
www.oxfam.org.uk/trailwalker Venue Borneo
Summary
Take in the beauty of Borneo as you complete three
exciting events over 10 days. Trek through tropical jungle to
the 4,095m peak of Mount Kinabalu – the highest mountain
in south-east Asia. Cycle 170km. And take on the rapids of
the River Padas on a white water rafting trip.
For more details
Tel +44 (0)1244 676454
Email
start@globaladventurechallenges.com
Web
www.globaladventurechallenges.com
19 SEPTEMBER 2010
THE BUPA GREAT NORTH RUN
Cost TBC (2009 entry fee was £42)
Venue Newcastle
Summary
The world’s biggest half marathon, last year the event
attracted 54,000 runners.
For more information
Trailwalker participants must complete a 100km Tel +44 (0)845 389 2200
trek across the South Downs within 30 hours Web
www.greatrun.org
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