Discussion: Map has been published - The Red Centre Rogaine

Map with images - http://vra.rogaine.asn.au/wrc2016/docs/Map_withIma... and the map unadorned http://vra.rogaine.asn.au/wrc2016/docs/RedCentreRo... where would you have gone?
Event has a little more than three hours to run and results should be available in about four hours.

Results now online at http://act.rogaine.asn.au/navlight/ARA/WRC2016/htm....

In the results list, what does the last column, MI stand for? I notice that it seems to contain the same information as the XUV column, so maybe it is just a duplicate. As a proud spectator of team number 127 (the Nightcrawlers) Eric and Mary Smith, I am excited to see they got silver this year, an improvement over last year's bronze. Congratulations also to Sharon Crawford, and her team's gold medal in the WUV class (good enough for silver in the WSV class).

where would you have gone?

Portugal.

VG Willandra National Park.

Congrats Eric, Mary, Sharon and Robin!

The top two teams included the primary navigators for the 1st and 3rd ranked teams in the Adventure Race World Series, Chris Forne and Rob Preston, and the 3rd team overall included Nick Mulder from Cyanosis, one of South Africa's top AR teams. Well done!

Nick only got his teammate recently too. He was emailing me only a fortnight or so ago asking if I wanted to do it.