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Such awesome pics - makes you want to pack and get out there. This year's Amageza (so far) has been about endurance underpinned with speed with a heavy sprinkling of navigation. That's what I enjoy about it - the elements of unpredictability. Looking more like the Dakar each year.

Team Vets for Change ... Bikes and Riders tested to the limit!!

I came across Joye when he hit the cow last year on the Pongola 500 - he had messed up his shoulder quite badly. He's one tough dude.  :salut:

Some pics from FB - RAD Moto Dave Griffin Love this one ... Must be cool view from up there

Team Vets for Change: 35mins ago FROM KEV: Hi...sleeping in luxury tonight. The camp here was an absolute nightmare with all the thorns. In everything...gloves...car ...arms etc. By pure luck we managed to get 3 rooms right across the biviouc !! Thank goodness. Koos is out the special and has...

Looks like he cut left too early and made his way across to the main road - I'm sure he's going to have an interesting campfire story to share   :lol8:

Well put - Spoken like a true Rhodesian Flatdog :biggrin:

FB message from Team Vets for Change ... Kevs popped gas shock. Waiting for info on the helicopter.

Tried Chrome - can zoom to 5km - hooraaaaa  :thumleft:

Looks like Mr. Crosby (8) has taken this rallye by surprise. We all know that there's a long way still to go, and much can happen especially as he's a newby to this kind of event, but anybody that can run with the experienced leaders deserves  :hello2: :hello2: :hello2:

We could be witnessing a major navigation calamity ... when the front runners figure it out and turn around it will trigger a cascade of about-turns giving the trailing guys on the wrong track early warning. Just goes to show you how crucial good navigation skills is. Peter How has headed...

I think most people are thinking of the event in the context of last year, which it clearly isn't. This event has been dialed up a whole other notch. >:D

A bit of an early morning smile @Rynett  :laughing4:

Some pics from FB: Team Vets for Change Looks pretty dry and rough at the Bivvy "The bike still looks "whole" and when I spoke to Koos this morning, he was sounding "whole" so it should be a good day for him."

For a "non racing day" yesterday it was equally suspenseful. The time and stress in saddle was immense. Those that slept out must have some crazy stories to share. I hope that we get to hear them. Welcome back Rynett. Thanks again BB for keeping us incredibly informed at all hours of the day...

The irony is that Niklous Lutzeler has the shortest distance to Kang - if he could only take advantage of that.

Damn that's rather unfortunate. Any idea why ? Still going to be a challenge to get there - the roads aren't the easiest.

Those roads in the north west are nice and sandy so even the Liason sections will take some concentration and effort - Going to be a loooong day  >:D

Yowzer yowzer! :o Such an awesome start!! Seems like good navigation skills were required Great to see the whole 525 team come in - Andrew's taken a penalty but still up in the top 25 My champ Gavin Morton is showing great form again go Gavin!! Minxy, tough one - hang in there - hope she...

and what are the riding  conditions out there . . could be nightmarish Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk