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  <title>the Caucasian Challenge · Budapest - Yerevan</title>
  <subtitle>When the world feels small, it’s probably because you’re not paying attention.</subtitle>
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  <updated>2008-11-24T19:13:20+01:00</updated>
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    <title>Entry info</title>
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    <published>2008-03-01T20:32:36+01:00</published>
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      <name>eaposztrof</name>
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    <summary type="html"><![CDATA[<p>As a minimal assistance event, we don&rsquo;t tell you what to do or how to do it. We&rsquo;ve held similar races in exotic places all over the globe and discovered that you have a better time when there&rsquo;s no one holding your hand. The first decision: what category do you fit in?</p>
<h2>Competition</h2>

<p>  Born competitors know who they are. They solve puzzles faster, require speed and have a special love for the number 1. Choosing to race means that you can have any combination of 1 to 4 people in a vehicle. <img hspace="10" align="right" width="250" hr="" src="/misc/images/Webpics/18.jpg" alt="" /> You can plot your own course, but all checkpoints are required and earn a score. Checkpoints are awesome geo-caching challenges totally unique from anything you've done before. A combination of points and placement in the finish determine the winner. But do not forget: this rally is not about speed. It's all about endurance, creativity, personal and interpersonal skills and team spirit.  You don't need to be a pro to win the game. A good example is the winning team of 2008 who did this kind of race the first time in their life.<br />
Sure, you&rsquo;ll get an outrageously impressive trophy but the real draw is the grand prize. A <strong>free entry</strong> for a team of 2 to the <strong><a href="http://www.autorickshawchallenge.com"> 2010 Mumbai Xpress Autorickshaw Challenge</a> </strong>, an epic rally across over 1,900 kilometers of gorgeous South India during the legendary monsoon season. Worth over 2,000 Euros you should be well satisfied in your new adrenalin-fueled adventure addiction.</p>
<h2>Touring</h2>

<p>  <img hspace="10" align="right" width="250" hr="" src="/misc/images/Webpics/08.jpg" alt="" />Like to check out the scenery? If you enjoy doing things your way, talking with people and having a good time then the touring category is for you. There are no rules, no cut-off times and no scoring. You&rsquo;ll have time to party (without early morning wake up) and get involved with charity programs along the route.</p>
<h2>Vehicles</h2>

<p>  The Caucasian Challenge is unique in almost everything, especially that <strong>we don&rsquo;t tell you want kind of vehicle you have to use</strong>. Go nuts!<img hspace="10" align="right" width="250" hr="" src="/misc/images/Webpics/pob2.jpg" alt="" />  Custom hot rod with rockets on the back? OK, but mind the speed limit. Or if your only option is grandpa&rsquo;s 1973 Buick (or Vespa), that&rsquo;s okay too. Obviously having a high-end, 4-wheel drive vehicle will make the journey more comfortable. But is that really what you want? Some of the best times we&rsquo;ve ever had have been broken down in the middle of nowhere. We think it&rsquo;s more than just a fantastic story; it&rsquo;s a great way to step outside the dull safety net you&rsquo;re tied into now.  What if you have the soul of a great explorer but a bank account like the rest of us? Luckily there&rsquo;s a bunch of ways to get around that. From using your own car, to buying a cheap old one in Budapest (and selling it in Armenia) we can help you make it happen. Just ask us.</p>
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    <content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>As a minimal assistance event, we don&rsquo;t tell you what to do or how to do it. We&rsquo;ve held similar races in exotic places all over the globe and discovered that you have a better time when there&rsquo;s no one holding your hand. The first decision: what category do you fit in?<br />
<h2>Competition</h2>
</p><p>  Born competitors know who they are. They solve puzzles faster, require speed and have a special love for the number 1. Choosing to race means that you can have any combination of 1 to 4 people in a vehicle. <img hspace="10" align="right" width="250" hr="" src="/misc/images/Webpics/18.jpg" alt="" /> You can plot your own course, but all checkpoints are required and earn a score. Checkpoints are awesome geo-caching challenges totally unique from anything you've done before. A combination of points and placement in the finish determine the winner. But do not forget: this rally is not about speed. It's all about endurance, creativity, personal and interpersonal skills and team spirit.  You don't need to be a pro to win the game. A good example is the winning team of 2008 who did this kind of race the first time in their life.<br />
Sure, you&rsquo;ll get an outrageously impressive trophy but the real draw is the grand prize. A <strong>free entry</strong> for a team of 2 to the <strong><a href="http://www.autorickshawchallenge.com"> 2010 Mumbai Xpress Autorickshaw Challenge</a> </strong>, an epic rally across over 1,900 kilometers of gorgeous South India during the legendary monsoon season. Worth over 2,000 Euros you should be well satisfied in your new adrenalin-fueled adventure addiction.<br />
<h2>Touring</h2>
</p><p>  <img hspace="10" align="right" width="250" hr="" src="/misc/images/Webpics/08.jpg" alt="" />Like to check out the scenery? If you enjoy doing things your way, talking with people and having a good time then the touring category is for you. There are no rules, no cut-off times and no scoring. You&rsquo;ll have time to party (without early morning wake up) and get involved with charity programs along the route.<br />
<h2>Vehicles</h2>
</p><p>  The Caucasian Challenge is unique in almost everything, especially that <strong>we don&rsquo;t tell you want kind of vehicle you have to use</strong>. Go nuts!<img hspace="10" align="right" width="250" hr="" src="/misc/images/Webpics/pob2.jpg" alt="" />  Custom hot rod with rockets on the back? OK, but mind the speed limit. Or if your only option is grandpa&rsquo;s 1973 Buick (or Vespa), that&rsquo;s okay too. Obviously having a high-end, 4-wheel drive vehicle will make the journey more comfortable. But is that really what you want? Some of the best times we&rsquo;ve ever had have been broken down in the middle of nowhere. We think it&rsquo;s more than just a fantastic story; it&rsquo;s a great way to step outside the dull safety net you&rsquo;re tied into now.  What if you have the soul of a great explorer but a bank account like the rest of us? Luckily there&rsquo;s a bunch of ways to get around that. From using your own car, to buying a cheap old one in Budapest (and selling it in Armenia) we can help you make it happen. Just ask us.</p>
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