Camel Trophy

They were stripped of most of their equipment by Land Rover before they were released, making restoring the vehicles to their original competition condition expensive and time-consuming.

[9] In 2003, competitors representing sixteen nations helped Land Rover fill the gap left after the demise of Camel Trophy.

The "ultimate global adventure" was a test of skill, stamina, and mental agility in four separate stages, each in a different time zone.

The competitors, working in bi-national teams faced thousands of miles of vehicle-based activity in Thailand, Laos, Brazil, and Bolivia.

The 2008-9 G4 Challenge, supporting the Red Cross and based in Mongolia, was cancelled in December 2008 in the middle of the selection stages due to the current global economic downturn.

Camel Trophy Land Rover Defender 110 '91 Tanzania-Burundi Communications Unit
A pre scout expedition in 1991 in Guyana to explore the route for the Trophy 1992 planned to happen there. The vehicles are Land Rover Defender 110.