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http://amyantoinette.com/?p=379 Juliana was the sole female rider to compete in the 2013 Quick Energy Transcontinental Race; Europe’s longest, toughest unsupported bike race from London to Istanbul via the high cols of the Alps. She came in 9th place out of 31 riders, cycling 3,420 kilometers in 12 days and 2 hours.
About the race
From the Transcontinental Race website:
- http://rota-lab.com/portfolio/crepa/ Unsupported: Cyclists ride alone and are reliant only on what they can carry or can find in publicly available services. No pre-arranged support and no dedicated assistance.
- http://spidercreative.co.uk/project-tag/maps/ Unconstrained: One stage, a start and finish line and a few check points, the rest is up to the cyclist to choose where, when and if they sleep and the route in between. There’s no maximum or minimum times.
- buy gabapentin online usa Unmatched: This is Europe’s longest single stage unsupported bike race. Riders cover a minimum of 2000 miles, with a mountain checkpoint high into the Alps over the Stelvio Pass.
Sponsors
Private Donors
- Ciclo Verdi Napoli
- Starr L Guckert
- Sunny McNair
- Trek and Scott
Photos:
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- Signing up
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- Two incredible round-the-world cyclists, Mike Hall and Richard Dunnett
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- Charming the opposition
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- The starting line, London Bridge
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- On your marks…
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- And we’re off
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- Pink is the new orange.
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- First checkpoint, the Mur van Geraardsbergen
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- Over the river into Switzerland
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- The Alps up ahead…
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- Not a bad place to burst a tube
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- Switzerland into Italy
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- The Stelvio pass begins…
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- The Stelvio Pass
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- Wind, rain, cold. Not my favourite mountain climb.
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- Not sure why I’m smiling about it
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- But then there were rainbows
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- Ljubljana, Slovenia
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- Into Croatia
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- Where it was hard to find a good breakfast.
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- Serbia
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- Hard to believe this wasn’t Africa
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- 40 degree heat
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- All roads lead to Istanbul
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- or eventually here…
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- Stopped for a rest from the sweltering sun
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- Nice old nonno took great interest in my bike
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- Bulgaria
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- So close…
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- 400 km the penultimate day
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- Last puncture on the highway into Istanbul
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- Made it! 3,420 km
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- Nothing like a cold beer after 12 days on the road
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- Richard Dunnett (2nd place) and Kristof Allegaert (1st place)
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- Rimas Grigenas, one hardcore cyclist
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- With the Belgian cycle machine, Kristof Allegaert
Videos
Track Progress
Juliana’s route via live spot tracker.
