Eco-Challenge

New England 1995

Twelve international teams were invited to compete in this 320-mile race; only eight teams were able to officially finis

British Columbia 1996

The third Eco-Challenge event was held in the Canadian province of British Columbia in 1996. Only 13 other teams officia

Australia 1997

Held in tropical North Queensland, the race introduced the added peril of local wildlife including poisonous snakes, spi

Morocco 1998

For the first time, the race included two new disciplines: coasteering, where competitors scrambled along the Atlantic c

Argentina 1999

Held in the extreme terrain of Patagonia, this proved to be the most competitive Eco-Challenge yet with the top finishin

Sabah 2000

The seventh Eco-Challenge in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo offered competitors a chance to explore one of the last truly wild

New Zealand 2001

Seventy-Five international teams, each with four competitors converge on the South Island of New Zealand in October, 200

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Fiji 2002

Day One. The 10-day race adventure begins. The creator, Mark Burnett, reveals the task before the 81 Teams compete for

Fiji 2002 Episode 2

The race continues. Teams make use of their mountain bikes to explore deep into the heart of the jungle, passing cascadi

Fiji 2002 Episode 3

Day Three and Day Four events continue. The jungle takes its toll on the racers as they navigate and trek over mountain

Fiji 2002 Episode 4

The remaining events continues. Team Seagate.com finished the 501km course in first place with the total time of 6 days