...is that special island in the Indian ocean that offers a cocktailof pristine golden beaches ,blue whales ,leopards , elephants,
Sri lanka
The Pearl of the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka, is a land full of natural beauty and cultural richness. Its landscapes offer picturesque views of lush green hills, sandy beaches, and stunning waterfalls. Sri Lanka is home to many vibrant cultures, which have been celebrated for centuries. Sports are a popular pastime in Sri Lanka, with cricket being the most popular sport. Other popular sports include rugby, football, volleyball, and badminton. Sri Lanka is a paradise for sports lovers, offering a variety of activities to enjoy. From world-class cricket To exilerating cycling roots , Sri Lanka has something for everyone.
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Live Life Beyond Limits
RACE THE PEARL is a 24 Hr Cycling Challenge that will push all known physical and mental boundaries in an attempt to ride a bicycle across Sri Lanka, the Pearl of the Indian Ocean. Some will Race and some will Ride. The route is between the furthest two points of Point Pedro and Dondra head and will almost bisect the island and take you through a varied mix of terrain of pan-flat straight-arrow roads, mild uphills and downhills, green and barren land, while riding through day and night, rain and shine. An Exhilarating, Exotic, and Epic Endurance Challenge that stacks up against and beyond any Ultra Endurance Event in the World. The men & women of steel who complete this will cherish the prestigious ' Pearl Jersey ' and add to the collection of stories of livening life beyond limits.
AN epic,exotic &exhilarating adventure
Warning - Study Downhill RisK
We recommend starting by understanding downhilling techniques and practicing braking and cornering . The risk of losing control of your bike on a technical downhill on open roads has to be avoided...
Study the race on strava to understand the technical downhill from Haputalwe to Bandarawela , Ella to Ravana Falls . Practice downhilling technique and remember speed thrills, but it can kill, as we saw in the 2023 Tour De France death of 26 year old Gini Marder Watch this video from Minute 11.25 . on Tips for Downhill Safety.