Badlands Espagne, 3 au 8 septembre 2023

photo affichée sur facebook par Lyne Bessette

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Geneviève Jeanson a terminé 91e en 76h40
Lyne Bessette a été classée 204e (sur 218) ayant quitté la course après 332 km

Once Badlands starts the time doesn’t stop, even while the rider is resting, what makes the strategy and the self-knowledge essential.
The food, drink and belongings must be carried or acquired unplanned en-route. The planned assistance and drafting are prohibited.
The riders must follow the mandatory route. It is recommended a deep study of the local orography, cities, weather and a strong adaptive capacity.
Badlands use open roads. The riders must comply with local traffic laws. The helmet, lights and a reflective vest at night are mandatory.
The riders must carry a satellite tracker, this will make possible to everyone to follow Badlands on the official website and social networks.
800km +16 000m through some of the most remote and challenging places in Europe: the stunning forests of Sierra de Huétor, the deserts of Gorafe and Tabernas, the wild coasts of Cabo de Gata, the steep climbs of La Alpujarra and the highest Col in Europe, Pico Veleta (3396m)

Un article d’avant course : Une invitation de Geneviève Jeanson et Lyne Bessette le 23 août à Sainte-Thérèse

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