Man vs Machine - Three Peaks in 20 hours
Champion adventurer, Kyle Williams, is set to take on one of his biggest challenges yet, racing three of the highest peaks in Australia and this time, he’s not just racing against the clock, he will be pitting himself against a Jeep to see who can make it to the finish first, ‘Man or Machine.’
Mt. Tennent (ACT), Mt. Kosciuszko (NSW) and Mt. Bogong (VIC)
As the rest of the ‘Three Peakers’ are aiming to complete the challenge in 33 hours or under, Kyle has set himself the challenge of getting over all three peaks in a record-setting 19 hours, whilst under the pressure of knowing that the Jeep team will be close by. Kyle will have the advantage of being able to go up all routes of each of the mountains, whereas the Jeep team will have to endure hardly-used tracks and off-road options up the mountains that could have debris and trees strewn across them. Carrying chainsaws and other equipment, the Jeep team is determined that nothing will get in their way so that they can make it to the finish before Kyle.
“What an amazing challenge this will be, with one of Australia’s most accomplished adventurers taking on the country’s most capable 4WD across the alpine region’s most stunning landscape” said FCA Australia President & CEO Pat Dougherty.
Mt. Tennent (ACT), Mt. Kosciuszko (NSW) and Mt. Bogong (VIC)
As the rest of the ‘Three Peakers’ are aiming to complete the challenge in 33 hours or under, Kyle has set himself the challenge of getting over all three peaks in a record-setting 19 hours, whilst under the pressure of knowing that the Jeep team will be close by. Kyle will have the advantage of being able to go up all routes of each of the mountains, whereas the Jeep team will have to endure hardly-used tracks and off-road options up the mountains that could have debris and trees strewn across them. Carrying chainsaws and other equipment, the Jeep team is determined that nothing will get in their way so that they can make it to the finish before Kyle.
“What an amazing challenge this will be, with one of Australia’s most accomplished adventurers taking on the country’s most capable 4WD across the alpine region’s most stunning landscape” said FCA Australia President & CEO Pat Dougherty.
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