Start / Depart


Finally, after some problems with the car, we left with 48 hour delay... So we departed from Folkestone on sunday 15th at 3 am, then arrived in Calais at 4. 30 am. We then drove non-stop from Calais via Belgium and Germany ( loved the autobahn with no speed limit ) to get to Czech Republic at 5.30 pm, right on time to register before the closing time at 6pm.
So it was close but we made it !
there are approximately 900 participants, the ratio of women per men is of 3 women for 35 guys !
There was around 450 cars
We got to see some Mongol Wrestling vs participants and some fire show !
We are on the road !!





Finalement, après quelques problèmes avec la voiture, nous sommes parties avec 48 heures de retard ... 
Nous sommes donc parties de Folkestone le dimanche 15 à 3 heures du matin, puis nous sommes arrivés à Calais à 4h30 du matin. Nous avons ensuite conduit sans escale de Calais via la Belgique et l'Allemagne (nous avons adoré l'autoroute sans limite de vitesse) pour arriver en République Tchèque à 17h30, juste à temps pour s'inscrire avant l'heure de fermeture à 18h.
Donc c'était compliqué mais nous l'avons fait!

il y a environ 900 participants, le ratio de femmes par homme est de 3 femmes pour 35 gars!
Il y a environ 450 voitures

Nous avons eu la chance de voir du Catch entre participants et un spectacle de feu!
ça commence  !!

Pays/territoire : Tchéquie

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