PanamTrophy.com Global Challenge off-road Rally
Title
PAN AM TROPHY
Description
Excerpted from the website description:
- Official website of the Panamerican trophy rally raid an adventure in America, created by Spada and friends. The PanAm Trophy is an endurance race that brings man and machine to their limits in one of the toughest and most beautiful environment on the Planet The PanAm Trophy is an extreme race and the toughest in the world. It runs through countries linked by the Pan American Highway which was originally created to connect the entire American Continent from Fairbanks in Alaska to it's southernmost point Tierra del Fuego. Endurance, Navigation and Survival skills are of vital importance not only to reach the finish line but and especially to 'make it safely' through one of the most challenging (and most beautiful) environment on the planet. Rocks, Sand, Riverbeds, Mud, Jungle, Tropical Rain and potholes Roads are only few of the challenges that each Competitor will face every day of the race. It is such "ingredients" that make the PanAm Trophy the most fascinating and exciting off-road rally in the world
- The next PanAm Trophy Challenge will take place on 1 - 22 December 2010 - Over 300 Teams from 40 countries will compete - The Trophy will be raced over a distance of 10 000 KM ( 6213 Miles ) - Half of the Competitors are expected to make it to the finishing line - Unlikely other global races, there will be a US$ 1 Million winner's prize
The scope of the PanAm Trophy is not only the competition between the participating Teams whose final aim is to win the race and the prize, but and especially to give 'global exposure' to the sensitive issues that affect the local Populations and the humanitarian and ecological disasters taking place right now in the 21st century in the American continent. The PanAm Trophy Organizers will give part of the profit generated by the Race and all related Products and Merchandise to a humanitarian project of their choice. The final prize of USS 1 Million will be split 50/50 between the winning Team and a humanitarian project of their choice. The PanAm Trophy is open to everyone
