It's the adventurous few, driven by a passion and zeal for exploring the various
facets of life, nature and culture that travel unchartered territories in life.
They are the ones who dare to chase their dreams that are beyond the realms of realism.
Because one can never be certain what to expect next, it's a world of uncertainties,
every minute of every day you stumble upon unexpected and dauntingly challenging
situations. But driven by passion these dare-devils push themselves to the limits
beat all odds to achieve extraordinaire success.
Creative Rebels is a bunch of dare-devil, experienced roadies who have dared to
envision achieving a World Record of driving 20,000 kms, across 16 Countries in
2 Continents in 25 Days from Mumbai to London that will culminate by hoisting the
National Flag on 15th August 2017 at the Indian Embassy in London.
Not only this, they have also aimed at a Second World Record on their way back by
travelling 30,000 kms, across 40+ Countries in 3 Continents in 30 Days.
Challenges All members for this expedition “Mumbai to London” by road
should be prepared for the extreme scenarios which they might have to face during
this trip. This trip will be physically and mentally challenging and pushing each
individual to their extreme limits.
During this trip individuals will be facing numerous challenges for which they should
be prepared for, this challenge will not only be for an individual but for the team
as well to help each other in extreme conditions.
At the beginning of this trip we will be facing rains in India, followed by dry
and warm climate in Gobi Desert (in China) with snow and ice in between the stretch
where the temperature will be shifting from sub “0” to 45 Degrees Celsius. Your
body will be exposed to these harsh climatic conditions, one should be prepared
to adjust to these temperature changes and also be ready for the physical challenge
thrown at you in case of machine failure or any other cause. One should not only
take care of self but also be ready to help the co passenger in case of sickness
or illness.
This trip will push everyone to extreme Limits the human body can handle... Welcome
to the trip of a Lifetime.
Physical Challenges
1. Language Barrier
2. Sickness
3. Fatigue
4. Lack of Oxygen
5. Extreme Heat
Natural Setbacks
1. Earthquake
2. Landslides
3. Snow / Ice
4. Floods
5. Heat Wave
6. Sandstorm
Mechanical Setbacks
1.Mechanical Failure ( Vehicle)
2. Road Accidents
3. Frozen Fuel
4. Engine Overheating
5. Tyre Burst
Other Setbacks
1. Road Blocks
2. Immigration
3. Wrong Route / Lost
Challenges All members for this expedition “Mumbai to London” by road
should be prepared for the extreme scenarios which they might have to face during
this trip. This trip will be physically and mentally challenging and pushing each
individual to their extreme limits.
During this trip individuals will be facing numerous challenges for which they should
be prepared for, this challenge will not only be for an individual but for the team
as well to help each other in extreme conditions.
At the beginning of this trip we will be facing rains in India, followed by dry
and warm climate in Gobi Desert (in China) with snow and ice in between the stretch
where the temperature will be shifting from sub “0” to 45 Degrees Celsius. Your
body will be exposed to these harsh climatic conditions, one should be prepared
to adjust to these temperature changes and also be ready for the physical challenge
thrown at you in case of machine failure or any other cause. One should not only
take care of self but also be ready to help the co passenger in case of sickness
or illness.
This trip will push everyone to extreme Limits the human body can handle... Welcome
to the trip of a Lifetime.
Physical Challenges
1. Language Barrier
2. Sickness
3. Fatigue
4. Lack of Oxygen
5. Extreme Heat
Natural Setbacks
1. Earthquake
2. Landslides
3. Snow / Ice
4. Floods
5. Heat Wave
6. Sandstorm
Mechanical Setbacks
1.Mechanical Failure ( Vehicle)
2. Road Accidents
3. Frozen Fuel
4. Engine Overheating
5. Tyre Burst
Other Setbacks
1. Road Blocks
2. Immigration
3. Wrong Route / Lost
