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Official Competitor Information Official Competitor Information October 2009 SECTION SUBJECT PAGE 1. About RacingThePlanet Events ………………………………. 2 2. Competitor Tent Assignments …………………………………. 3 – 7 3. Official Competitor Bios ………………………………………… 8 – 35 4. Staff & Volunteer List ……………………………………………. 36 – 37 RacingThePlanet is a unique category of rough country footraces that take place over seven days and some 250 kilometers in remote and culturally rich locations around the world. Competitors must carry all their own equipment and food, are only provided with water and a place in a tent each day but are supported by professional medical and operations teams. RacingThePlanet is international; the events typically involve competitors from over 20 different countries who are able to mingle around the campfires and in their geographically mixed tents. Currently the events consist of the 4 Deserts, a series which encompasses the Gobi Desert in China, the Atacama Desert of Chile, the Sahara Desert of Egypt and Antarctica, and a fifth event, which roves to a new location each year. In 2010, this location will be Western Australia. RacingThePlanet also operates an online store which is now Asia’s largest. The online store features the world’s best outdoor clothing, gear and nutrition sourced from around the world and tested in the most grueling sporting events in the world -- RacingThePlanet and the 4 Deserts. The store is located in Hong Kong and the United Kingdom and ships to more than 40 countries worldwide. The store can be found at www.racingtheplanet.com/store. Page 2 of 38 Copyright © 2009 RacingThePlanet Events Limited SAHARA RACE 2009 COMPETITOR TENT ASSIGNMENTS Bib Full Name Tent Gender Nationality Team No 1 ADAIR, Tom 1 ‐ ABA Male Canada Team CanShare 2 AHN, Sangmi 1 ‐ ABA Female Korea (South) 4 BAEK, Seungyeol 1 ‐ ABA Male Korea (South) 21 CHMIEL Jr, George 1 ‐ ABA Male United States 24 DANIS, Mehmet H. 1 ‐ ABA Male Canada 44 HACKETT, Ron J. 1 ‐ ABA Male Canada Team CanShare 77 MOKHTARI, Ash 1 ‐ ABA Male Canada 126 YOO, Ji Sung 1 ‐ ABA Male Korea (South) Team CanShare 127 ZAGAL, Christian D. 1 ‐ ABA Male Denmark 5 BAER, Alexander 2 ‐ ALEXANDER THE GREAT Male Netherlands Desert Gentlemen 6 BAER, Philip 2 ‐ ALEXANDER THE GREAT Male Netherlands Desert Gentlemen 8 BARCLAY, Tom 2 ‐ ALEXANDER THE GREAT Male United Kingdom Desert Gentlemen 75 MINAR, Stephen 2 ‐ ALEXANDER THE GREAT Male United States 96 SATO, Yoshihiro 2 ‐ ALEXANDER THE GREAT Male Japan 108 TAKAHASHI, Hiroki 2 ‐ ALEXANDER THE GREAT Male Japan 113 TRAFF, Jason D. 2 ‐ ALEXANDER THE GREAT Male United States 119 VOGEL, Brian N. 2 ‐ ALEXANDER THE GREAT Male United States 7 BARBER, Duncan 3‐ BERENICE Male United Kingdom 14 BOWEN, Edward C.F. 3‐ BERENICE Male United Kingdom 18 BROWN, Anthony R. 3‐ BERENICE Male United Kingdom 33 EATHORNE, Ross G. 3‐ BERENICE Male New Zealand 48 HEARNS, Gary 3‐ BERENICE Male Ireland 50 HOFFMAN, Lex 3‐ BERENICE Male United States LOWE, Christopher 71 3‐ BERENICE Male United Kingdom J.A. 99 SEXTON, Peter 3‐ BERENICE Male United Kingdom Page 3 of 38 Copyright © 2009 RacingThePlanet Events Limited SAHARA RACE 2009 COMPETITOR TENT ASSIGNMENTS Bib Full Name Tent Gender Nationality Team No 10 BOCQUET, Peter 4 ‐ CLEOPATRA Male Australia 19 CAMPBELL, Mick 4 ‐ CLEOPATRA Male Scotland 27 DE HAART, Erik J. 4 ‐ CLEOPATRA Male Australia 35 ELSON, James L. 4 ‐ CLEOPATRA Male United Kingdom 39 FUMICH, Frank 4 ‐ CLEOPATRA Male United States Team Trifecta 53 HULL, Michael A. 4 ‐ CLEOPATRA Male Australia Team Trifecta 101 SHUART, Ken M. 4 ‐ CLEOPATRA Male United States 123 WEHBI, Alain S. 4 ‐ CLEOPATRA Male France 124 WILSON, Peter L. 4 ‐ CLEOPATRA Male Australia Team Trifecta 11 BONALLACK, Daniel J. 5 ‐ DARIUS Male New Zealand 12 BONALLACK, John 5 ‐ DARIUS Male New Zealand 17 BREMNER, Marc R. 5 ‐ DARIUS Male Canada Trailwinders 58 JUNG, In Seung 5 ‐ DARIUS Male Korea (South) 83 OH , Sang Seung 5 ‐ DARIUS Male Korea (South) 92 RINTOUL, Lara M. 5 ‐ DARIUS Female Canada Trailwinders 95 SANDMAN, Jennifer 5 ‐ DARIUS Female United States 105 SOLMAN, Jason R. 5 ‐ DARIUS Male Canada Trailwinders 13 BOND, Annabelle S. 6 ‐ KHAFRA Female United Kingdom Team Good Sport 29 DIXON, Simon 6 ‐ KHAFRA Male Australia 49 HOEY, Patrick 6 ‐ KHAFRA Male Ireland 57 JONES, Brian S. 6 ‐ KHAFRA Male Canada LIU, Yumeng 70 6 ‐ KHAFRA Male China (Raymond) 84 OXLEY, Keir 6 ‐ KHAFRA Male Australia 104 SMALLER, Sissel 6 ‐ KHAFRA Female Norway Team Good Sport 109 TANG, Lucy 6 ‐ KHAFRA Female United Kingdom Team Good Sport Page 4 of 38 Copyright © 2009 RacingThePlanet Events Limited SAHARA RACE 2009 COMPETITOR TENT ASSIGNMENTS Bib Full Name Tent Gender Nationality Team No 20 CARMICHAEL, Luke B. 7 ‐ KHUFU Male United Kingdom CHASE UK 31 DOPAK, Sharon 7 ‐ KHUFU Female United States 32 DOTSON, Christina 7 ‐ KHUFU Female Bermuda 54 IWASE, Kenichi 7 ‐ KHUFU Male Japan 59 KABASAWA, Hidechika 7 ‐ KHUFU Male Japan 64 LAM, Teresa (Pui Yan) 7 ‐ KHUFU Female Hong Kong 93 ROWLINSON, Paul A. 7 ‐ KHUFU Male United Kingdom CHASE UK 122 WEBSTER, Mark J. 7 ‐ KHUFU Male United Kingdom CHASE UK 125 WOOD, William 7 ‐ KHUFU Male Bermuda 23 COWDREY, Mark 8 ‐ MENES Male United Kingdom No Line in the Sand 25 DAVIES, Chris 8 ‐ MENES Male United Kingdom 61 KANO, Takehiko 8 ‐ MENES Male Japan No Line in the Sand 76 MOHRING, David J. 8 ‐ MENES Male England 85 PALMIERI, Kristine F. 8 ‐ MENES Female United States 86 PANG, Jeremy W.H. 8 ‐ MENES Male United Kingdom No Line in the Sand 94 RYALL, Lee S. 8 ‐ MENES Male United Kingdom 98 SEFATI, Sam 8 ‐ MENES Male United Kingdom No Line in the Sand 115 VADUKUL, Dee 8 ‐ MENES Female England No Line in the Sand 15 BRACEY, Anita C. 9 ‐ MENKARE Female United Kingdom 26 DAVIS, Kenneth 9 ‐ MENKARE Male Canada 40 GADAMS, Mary K. 9 ‐ MENKARE Female United States 74 MEADES, Karen 9 ‐ MENKARE Female Canada 79 MORRISON, Alasdair G. 9 ‐ MENKARE Male Scotland 82 MURRAY, Jennifer A.L. 9 ‐ MENKARE Female United Kingdom 103 SMALE, David 9 ‐ MENKARE Male United Kingdom 107 STEMPLE, Michael 9 ‐ MENKARE Male United States 110 TERBLANCHE, Erica 9 ‐ MENKARE Female South Africa Page 5 of 38 Copyright © 2009 RacingThePlanet Events Limited SAHARA RACE 2009 COMPETITOR TENT ASSIGNMENTS Bib Full Name Tent Gender Nationality Team No 9 BARGHINI, Paolo 10 ‐ NEFER Male Italy 16 BRATTOLI, Raffaele 10 ‐ NEFER Male Italy 37 FRENZ, Tobias 10 ‐ NEFER Male Germany 51 HOLLIDAY, Susan 10 ‐ NEFER Female United Kingdom 55 JACOB, Johnson D. 10 ‐ NEFER Male Singapore Mixed Bag 63 KUME, Mika 10 ‐ NEFER Female Japan Mixed Bag 90 RESINSKI, Murray 10 ‐ NEFER Male United States 106 STAUFFER, Christian 10 ‐ NEFER Male Switzerland Mixed Bag 36 EVANS, Guy 11 ‐ NIKARA Male United Kingdom GALLAGHER, Thomas 41 11 ‐ NIKARA Male United States L. 42 GARCIA, Hernan 11 ‐ NIKARA Male Argentina 43 GRIGGS, Patrick 11 ‐ NIKARA Male United States 87 PETHIGAL, James J. 11 ‐ NIKARA Male United States 102 SINGH, Saurabh 11 ‐ NIKARA Male United States 116 VALENTE, Matthew C. 11 ‐ NIKARA Male United States 118 VANCE, Damon 11 ‐ NIKARA Male United States 34 EDMOND, Paul 12 ‐ PEPI Male United Kingdom 47 HARRISON, Paul 12 ‐ PEPI Male United Kingdom HOOGERWERF, 52 12 ‐ PEPI Male Netherlands Martijn 56 JOHANSSON, Kenneth 12 ‐ PEPI Male Sweden 60 KANG, Sudong 12 ‐ PEPI Male Korea (South) 62 KO, Young Kyu 12 ‐ PEPI Male Korea (South) 68 KIM, Tae Jung 12 ‐ PEPI Male Korea (South) 121 WATT, Robert A. 12 ‐ PEPI Male United Kingdom Page 6 of 38 Copyright © 2009 RacingThePlanet Events Limited SAHARA RACE 2009 COMPETITOR TENT ASSIGNMENTS Bib Full Name Tent Gender Nationality Team No 22 COLLINS, Christopher 13 ‐ PTOLEMY Male United Kingdom 28 DENNESS, Jack 13 ‐ PTOLEMY Male United Kingdom 30 DOCKWRAY, Karen D. 13 ‐ PTOLEMY Female United Kingdom 67 LEE, Jye Seung 13 ‐ PTOLEMY Male Korea (South) 69 LEE , Young Ho 13 ‐ PTOLEMY Male Korea (South) MARCOS SILVESTRE, 72 13 ‐ PTOLEMY Male Spain Luis 78 MOLTRASIO, Renzo 13 ‐ PTOLEMY Male Italy PIZZOCHERO, 88 13 ‐ PTOLEMY Male Italy Umberto 89 PRICE, Venetia K 13 ‐ PTOLEMY Female United Kingdom 38 FUJIOKA, Yutaka 14 ‐ RAMESSES Male Japan 73 McCOY, Tracey R. 14 ‐ RAMESSES Female United States 80 MOY, Dax P. 14 ‐ RAMESSES Male United Kingdom 81 MURAKAMI, Kumi 14 ‐ RAMESSES Female Japan 97 SCHIESTER, Christian 14 ‐ RAMESSES Male Austria 100 SHISHIDO, Seiji 14 ‐ RAMESSES Male Japan 112 TODAKA, Itsumi 14 ‐ RAMESSES Male Japan 120 WANG, Richard Y.L. 14 ‐ RAMESSES Male China 45 HANCOCK , Peter 15 ‐ SNEFERU Male England 46 HARRIS, Steve 15 ‐ SNEFERU Male United Kingdom 65 LARSEN, Mikkel B. 15 ‐ SNEFERU Male Denmark 66 LAWRENCE, Thaddeus 15 ‐ SNEFERU Male Singapore 91 RIEMER, Deborah 15 ‐ SNEFERU Female United States 111 TICE, Elizabeth 15 ‐ SNEFERU Female United States 114 VAD, Michael 15 ‐ SNEFERU Male Denmark 117 VAN DER WALT, Charl 15 ‐ SNEFERU Male South Africa Page 7 of 38 Copyright © 2009 RacingThePlanet Events Limited SAHARA RACE 2009 OFFICIAL COMPETITOR BIOS Bib Full Name Nationality Age Team Charity Bio No. 1 ADAIR, Tom Canada 41 Team CanShare Canadian Tom Adair works for PEAK CanShare Educators in Ontario. Tom has completed three Ironman triathlons. The Sahara Race 2009 is his first 4 Deserts event. He is competing as part of Team CanShare who are raising money for CanShare, a non‐ profit organization that provides opportunities for children to be healthier and more active. 2 AHN, Sangmi Korea 29 Sangmi Ahn is a financial journalist from (South) Seoul, South Korea. The Sahara Race 2009 is her first 4 Deserts event. 3 AKAKAKA, Japan 36 Takeshi Akasaka works for Kawada Takeshi Industries in Japan but he is also an actor in musicals. He has been running marathons for eight years and has completed the Sahara Marathon in Morocco (2008) and the Atacama Crossing 2009 as well as many triathlons and long distance races in Japan.
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