The Sadler’s Alaska Challenge is the toughest and longest Handcycle race in the world. The 7 stage race was held in Alaska, July 15-21.
Stage 1- Anchorage Time Trial. Racers began at Lake Hood and finished in Kincaid Park. Racers covered 9.1 miles.
Stage 3- Nenana to Milepost 264. Racers covered 50 miles.
Stage 4- Denali National Park Time Trial. Racers covered 10.9 miles.
Stage 5- Cantwell to Milepost 183. Racers covered 28.2 miles.
Stage 7- Sutton to Independence Mine via Hatcher Pass. Racers covered 30 miles and faced a change in elevation of 3,500 feet from start to finish.
Produced by:
Mikey Auza
Mario Davis
Robert Stormo
Music:
Texas by Magic Man
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