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Originally Posted by Resist
Wifi isn't too hard if you can upload on the road, everywhere in Argentina and Chile has wifi in Service Stations and in lots of Cafes - free wifi is easy to find. But it's slow and you only get to use it if you get to stop for a while on the way. The big issue is the cost to be in the bivvy. Even for you to go as a team member would cost the Freedom Rally guys another $4000. They might already have a car on the assistance route so that might not be a big issue for you to overcome. Worth chasing.
Best thing I ever did was cover that race on the ground. Not being there brings me to tears nowadays though, so be warned!
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Who did you cover it for?
