TRE Georgia Cross-Country Challenge

TRE Georgia Cross-Country Challenge: The Brave Conquer Limits

On December 8, 2024, the TRE Georgia Cross-Country Challenge, a grueling and exhilarating offroad race, concluded successfully in the rugged terrains of Georgia. Competitors from across the globe gathered in Tbilisi to test their limits on a 150-kilometer extreme track, facing steep mountains, rugged canyons, and unpredictable weather over 48 demanding hours.

Champions Emerge: Records Shattered

France’s Amélie Duran claimed victory in the women’s division with a record-breaking time of 20 hours and 45 minutes, while New Zealand’s Tom Harrison dominated the men’s division with an incredible 16 hours and 30 minutes. Both champions showcased unparalleled endurance, tactical brilliance, and the adventurous spirit that defines offroad racing.

Racing for Nature: Sustainability in Focus

This year’s race emphasized harmony between humans and nature. Eco-stations along the course encouraged sustainable practices, highlighting the event’s commitment to environmental awareness and preservation.

Global Spotlight: Georgia’s Rising Prestige

With its challenging course and stunning landscapes, the Georgia Cross-Country Challenge has solidified its status as a premier event for offroad enthusiasts worldwide. Organizers aim to expand the race’s scope and foster international collaborations, ensuring its place among the world’s top offroad competitions while inspiring future athletes to explore the wild beauty of Georgia.