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D30 - Time to return
DAY 31 <-> DAY 29 Today's summary will include some great photos from this 30th day of adventure, as well as some reactions from participants on...
D29 - The dean is missing!
DAY 30 <-> DAY 28 Different weather conditions on the Sun Trip routes over the last few days. In Spain, the two teams on their way to the finish...
D28 - Under the heat and sand!
DAY 29 <-> DAY 27 We haven't yet talked about the heat on this Sun Trip, but now's the time! All the participants in Morocco are affected, but t...
D27 - Troubles and joys
DAY 28 <-> DAY 26 Let's take a step back in time and look at the joys and trials of our valiant solar adventurers. Let's start by noting that th...
Analysis of the Sun Trip 2024 Race
After 23 days of adventure, the Sun Trip 2024 race reached its verdict on Sunday May 5. At the age of 29 and after an adventure mastered from start to...
D26 - To each his own goals
DAY 27 <-> DAY 25 We've talked a lot about the frontrunners on this Sun Trip 2024, enthused by the performances and the story, but we still want...
ST24 Statements
Click here for all the latest officials news and statements about The Sun Trip 2024. May 8 : Rchard Defay retirement We have to announce the retiremen...
D25 - The adventure continues!
DAY 26 <-> DAY 24 Before offering you a final article on the race of the first two Sun Trip 2024 runners, with their analyses of the key moments...
D24 - Jack Butler wins the Sun Trip 2024
DAY 25 <-> DAY 23 On the morning of the last day of the race, Jack Butler set off from Montélimar, some 70km ahead of Jean-Marc Dubouloz, still...
D23 - The tipping point
DAY 24 <-> DAY 22 On Saturday morning, May 4, 2024, Jack was in Prades, France, while Jean-Marc Dubouloz was in Girona, Spain. On paper, only 65...
D22 - The duel for victory continues!
DAY 23 <-> DAY 21 It's becoming difficult to count the number of leader changes in this final race between Jean-Marc Dubouloz and Jack Butler. W...
D21 - "The Taroudant Band"
DAY 22 <-> DAY 20 The Sun Trip has the particularity of being both a solitary and a collective adventure, including for the frontrunners who, ev...
D20 - Already 5 changes of leaders
DAY 21 <-> DAY 19 The day before, Jean-Marc Dubouloz was thought to have taken the lead, but on the 20th day of the race, the weather took its t...
D19 - All around Morocco
DAY 20 <-> DAY 18 We'll start the summary of this 19th day by congratulating the last participants to reach Morocco, the Czechs Michael Polak an...
D18 - Back to Spain!
DAY 19 <-> DAY 17 Who could have imagined that the fastest participants in the Sun Trip 2024 would emerge from Morocco with the last of them sti...
J17 - Top 5 in the mountains
DAY 18 <-> DAY 16 Day 17 saw 4 teams pass through the Rabat checkpoint, and Herman Segers crash (without serious consequences). But this 17th da...
D16 - The mood of the peloton
DAY 17 <-> DAY 15 The adventure is in full swing, the performances and the beautiful landscapes are there, but so are the hassles and disappoint...
D15 - In the Sun Trip legend
DAY 16 <-> DAY 14 At the end of the 15th day on the road, 12 participants were in Morocco, from the north to the south of the country! Morocco i...
D14 - Destination Sahara !
DAY 15 <-> DAY 13 7 participants had arrived in Morocco by the evening of this 14th stage. Further north Miguel Letor entered Portugal and Jean-...
D13 - To the South
DAY 14 <-> DAY 12 [caption id="attachment_22184" align="alignleft" width="1024"] Vincent Lauga au bout du Portugal[/caption] At the evening of d...
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