When we were approached by entrepreneur and bestselling author Alvaro Nunez to support his Race Across America (RAAM) Solo attempt, we were keen to support his challenge with our WorldTour package.
Alvaro will tackle the 3000+ mile ultra race across the breadth of America from the 10th June and will have a dedicated team on hand to support him on the journey.
Predominantly used for professional teams, the WorldTour package also provides specialist logistics and performance planning perfect for ultra events such as RAAM. Alvaro and his crew will use VeloViewer to help plan for the challenge. This will include detailed daily planning around the race route, choice of equipment, weather updates, fueling and rest strategies and tracking support vehicles.
As an ultra-endurance athlete we were impressed by Alvaro’s dedication and determination to take on the RAAM Challenge, and with a strong mindset he is focused on completing in under 12 days. Continue reading
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