Mar 15 2010
Keir finished the Atacama Crossing “4 deserts” race — 250 km across the Chilean desert.
We tracked him using a GPS Insight TT-1900, and here is the track of his entire journey:
GPS Track of Keir Oxley finishing a 250 km race in Chile
Here is a picture of him crossing the finish line:
Picture of Keir Oxley finishing a 250 km race in Chile
He finished in 64:13:23
Congratulations Keir!
Rob.
Mar 12 2010
Keir is doing well, in 112th place (out of 127 left in the race), and there are a LOT of people who have dropped out.
112th out of 127 left in the race
The site says he has raced for just shy of 40 hours. We are tracking him every hour with a GPS Insight TT-1900.
I ran a track like this:
GPS Track of Keir across a Chilean desert
And see where he’s gone (roughly — we update once an hour):
GPS Track of Keir across a Chilean desert
This shows 94.2 miles, but it’s been more than that, since he’s not racing in a straight line.
Good luck Keir! He’s got 1 more 25 mile day, then a 50 some mile day tomorrow to complete this race, his second Racing the Planet race.
Rob.
Oct 27 2009
My Brother in Law Keir Oxley is half-way through the 162 mile long Sahara Race.
He’s in 70th place (they started with 125 and are down to 96 at this point).
Here is a shot of their route so far & all of the base camps they’ve had:
GPS Tracking in the Sahara Desert
I think our Driver Efficiency Report would have something to say about their route of choice…
Here is a screenshot of Egypt & the tiny area they’re in, which is a 75 mile trek covering 30 actual miles so far:
Tiny area of Egypt the race takes place in
And here are the rankings — Go Keir!
Racing the Planet Sahara Race standings for stage 3
Rob
