Difference between revisions of "Stage Races"
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| + | * [[Sur la piste des Maharajahs]] | ||
| + | * [[Swiss Jura Marathon]] | ||
* [[The Coastal Challenge]] | * [[The Coastal Challenge]] | ||
* [[The Libyan Challenge]] | * [[The Libyan Challenge]] | ||
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* [[Transardennaise]] | * [[Transardennaise]] | ||
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Revision as of 21:24, 17 December 2006
Stage Races are events that cover a certain distance during a day and usually have cut-offs associated with them. For example, the most recent Trans-Am, The Run Across America 2004, was a 3100-mile race in 71 stages from Huntington Beach, California to New York, New York. Each stage finishes at a convenient point for finding food and accommodation for the night.
The Stage Races
- Deutschlandlauf
- GORE-TEX™ Trans-Alpine Run
- Marathon des Sables
- Patagonia Run
- Sur la piste des Maharajahs
- Swiss Jura Marathon
- The Coastal Challenge
- The Libyan Challenge
- Transardennaise
- Transe-Gaule
