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EDITO
The final pieces of the puzzle are nearly in place and in a few day’s
time more than 700 competitors from all over the world will be living out
an experience they’ve been dreaming of for some time. And you can
be sure ATLANTIDE ORGANISATION Internationale will rise to the occasion.
A race like the MARATHON DES SABLES requires rigorous organisation. Our
team work throughout the year to make everyone’s job easier once
in Morocco. Nothing is ever presumed perfect and every area is analysed
with a view to making improvements.
The most important thing is to ensure runners’ safety. Every year
we redouble our efforts and means so that competitors can feel as calm
as possible when running their course.
We then have to see to all the normal adjustments inherent in transporting
an event of this size and the inventory of equipment needed to cope with
every eventuality. A lot of work goes into allowing for the unexpected.
This all relies on the complicity of a solid team of volunteers who stay
out of the limelight but are passionate about what they do… applying
their savoir faire to the service of the runners and all in the name of
friendship. They’re often old friends that go back a long way and
do everything possible to make each edition a success. They don’t
count their time and don’t hesitate to come to preparatory meetings
at weekends… and which may mean travelling long distances. |
As we’re all now ending the period of
preparation, we would like to pay tribute to
that group of right-hand men and women and to
all the volunteers for the enthusiasm they bring
to our cosmopolitan caravan. They’ve played
a major role in the history of MDS and their
presence and kindness have made many a competitor
feel much more than just a number. So thanks
to every single volunteer.
Thanks also to all the participants for the trust they place in our
team. The 2006 edition, with its breathtaking landscapes and surprises
lined up to mark the anniversary of AOI, will stay in your minds
forever. In the meantime remember to start slowing down as of now
so you arrive as relaxed as possible. The MDS is above all a gathering
which you’re meant to enjoy and where the essential thing is
to cross the finish line, whatever your ranking. |
Look forward
to seeing you very soon
AOI
* photos and more info on www.darbaroud.com |
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Next edition
from 10 to 17 decembre 2006
The DESERT CUP 2006 looks set to take you to Dogon country in Mali.
Information and reservation form* will soon be available on our web-site:
http://www.darbaroud.com
* N.B. registration is limited to 200 places
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MEDICAL CERTIFICATE AND ELECTROCARDIOGRAM
Some competitors have already sent AOI one or
both of these documents. The organisation cannot
register them. You will therefore have to undergo
another medical visit and ECG if you have made
this mistake. The documents MUST be dated between
06 March and 06 April 2006. Each competitor
must present the documents on 08 April in Morocco,
failing which you may be refused entry to the
race. The ECG is also compulsory.
N.B.: the medical certificate to be validated
by a doctor (signature and stamp) is the one
in the registration file sent by AOI.
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MEDICAL
DOCTROTTER are specialists in providing medical
aid in extreme conditions. This year’s
team of 38 doctors and nurses will monitor
competitors’ state of health.
They’re accustomed to blisters and the
rest so don’t hesitate to consult them
to stop an irritation becoming a serious problem.
REGULAR
TREATMENT
Every competitor must possess the treatment
he/she needs to ensure daily wellbeing. Aspirin,
anti-sickness tablets, adhesive tape, plasters
for blisters and medicine (such as Imodium)
are the strict minimum. No vitamin supplements
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SURVIVAL KIT
Competitors are provided with distress flares
weighing 360g, plus 14g of salt tablets.
The distress flare must be accessible at
all times (not in bottom of bag). As for
the salt, 2g per day will help you remain
hydrated. |
COMPASSES
Even if MDS is not an orientation course as the route is marked out virtually
all the way, your compass must be sufficiently precise to allow you to take
your bearings. When crossing the ergs (dune zones) where it is very difficult
to mark out straight lines, you’ll find it easier to take your bearings
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BACK-PACKS
The ideal back-pack does not exist. You’ll
have to try one out and modify it. The less
it moves the better. You can add straps, elastic
or otherwise, at chest or stomach level. Compression
straps are very useful once your food supplies
have reduced. Little pockets can also be sewn
on. Freezer bags with zips are very practical
for organising equipment inside the back pack. |
SLEEPING
BAG
Sleeping bags must be good enough to protect
from the cold (temperatures can be low in April,
low calorie intake, fatigue). Simple sheets
and oversheets are not considered sufficient
and are not accepted by the organisation. |
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IDENTIFICATION
MARKS & RACE
NUMBERS
Race stewards will be strict concerning the
position and visibility of your race numbers.
The breast-plate (20 x 24cm) is worn on the
chest not on the stomach, or under the stomach
(art. 8 and 9). Your number plate must not
be folded, or covered by straps (they must
go underneath).
Be careful ! failing to respect the positioning
of race numbers can lead to disqualification
from the race. (Art. 27 and 28).
Start thinking about where you should put your
sponsorship logos on your t-shirt and back-pack.
You have the collar, the stomach, sleeves,
cap, shorts, back-pack etc. |
FOOD
Competitors must be able to show 2,000 calories
per remaining day of the course in order
to satisfy their calorie needs. This means
having 14,000 K/cal on the technical checks
day of 08 April (see ART 24, 27 and 28 plus
the table on page 7 and 16 of the race regulations). |
CHECKS AT
START
The water distribution point each morning is
situated on the bivouac. It is a COMPULSORY
check-point. Water is generally distributed
between 7h and 8h. Competitors arriving between
8h and 8h30 will receive a 30 minute penalty.
If you arrive after 8h30 you can no longer
get your card punched and will receive a 1
hour penalty or possibly disqualification (see
ART 13, 16, 27 and 28). |
MARKINGS
The distance of the MARATHON DES SABLES must
be the same for everyone. It is therefore
worth remembering that the markings must
be followed by all participants, failing
which heavy penalties will be levied. (See
ART. 22 and 28). |
ANTI-DOPING
CONTROLS
Anti-doping controls will be carried out through
the FFA according to International Amateur
Athletics Federation (IAAF) norms. As a result,
competitors on medication must be able to show
their medical file relating to this treatment
plus the prescription. For competitors registered
with a national federation, the results will
be communicated to national and international
instances with possible sanctions if the results
prove positive.
The anti-doping commission on the MARATHON
DES SABLES will take all decisions in the event
of a positive result ranging from warning to
disqualification, according to the seriousness
of the “products” used. |
BEWARE OF
PENALTIES !
You must read the race regulations carefully.
Too many competitors skip through them or think
they already know them. Every year, penalties
are regularly handed out for badly-positioned
race numbers and delays in reaching the start
in the morning. (ART. 8, 9, 13 and 16). |
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MARATHON
DES SABLES PROGRAM
“special competitor”
4 charter flights have been
reserved from Paris |
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avril 2006 |
• The time at which you must
be at ROISSY CHARLES DE GAULLE airport will be communicated
to
you by post.
You will then be told which desk to go to for your
flight. In case of a possible change of terminal
by ROYAL AIR MAROC, please be on time to ensure this
change can be accommodated at the last minute.
• You must have a valid passport and your luggage with
you
• Handing out of tickets at the appropriate desk
• Weighing of luggage: 20 Kgs maximum per person
• Handing-out of road-book. Arrival at OUARZAZATE
Those not taking the plane with AOI must be at Ouarzazate
airport at 10h00 (10.00 am).
• Immediate transfer from Ouarzazate to bivouac (220 km - 3 hours 30),
lunch-packe ; Arrival at 1st bivouac, dinner and night at bivouac |
08 avril 2006 |
• Breakfast at
bivouac; administrative, technical and medical checks.
• Following checks: free day, lunch and dinner at bivouac. |
du 09 au 15 avril 2006 |
THE RACE
•
Beginning of self sufficiency in food: from breakfast
0ç April breakfast to breakfast 15 April . |
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END
OF THE RACE
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Bus transfer to hotel in Ouarzazate , lunch paquet;
collecting of personal affaires, dinner and night at
hotel (1/2 pension) |
16 avril 2006 |
• Breakfast at hotel.
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10H00 to 17H00 - distribution of Tee-shirt MDS - MARATHON
DES SABLES shop to Hotel Azghor
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Free time, lunch not provided;
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15H00 prize giving ceremony - coktail Hotel Azghor
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Dinner and night at hotel (1/2 pension) |
17 avril 2006 |
• Breakfast at hotel.
Free time the morning, lunch not provided
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Transfer in from hotel to Ouarzazate airport. Departure
flight
• Arrival Paris (see your flight ticket). |
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The 21st MARATHON
DES SABLES will take place under the
High Patronage
of His Majesty King Mohammed VI |
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toute déprogrammation de dernière minute
ou changement d’horaire serait indépendant
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PRESS
CIMBALY International will be providing the world’s
television channels with 20 minutes of daily video
footage. Pictures will be transmitted by satellite
from 09 to 15 April and give an overview of each day’s
stage allowing viewers to follow the evolution of the
race.
A few figures : the team : 12 people, 1 coach equipped
with 3 editing suites - 1 satellite dish - 1 helicopter
- 5 vehicles
The technical means available and the level of autonomy
mean that images can be sent at any time and links
ensured with the newsrooms.
A number of tv crews will be present this year:
• RTM (Morocco) – production and broadcast of 2 subjects per day
from 09 to 15 April
• I télé & Canal + (France) – production and broadcast
of 1 to 2 subjects between 9 and 15 April
• IDIP Films (Switzerland)– making of a 40-minute documentary, entitled “Le
Marathon de la Vie” (The marathon of life) to be broadcast on “Télévision
Suisse Romande” channel.
• Crazyfoto (Italy) – 24-minute reportage to be broadcast on “Sardegna
TV” channel.
• Ginger TV (GB) – 60-minute documentary entitled “Jack Osbourne – the
Hard Way Around” to be broadcast on “ITV2” and “ITV1” (GB)
plus “Discovery Travel Channel” (USA) (to be confirmed).
• Focus TV productions (Germany) – two reportages. First is a 20-minute “Focus
TV”, to be broadcast on “ProSieben” channel and second is a
28-minute “Focus TV Reportage”, to be broadcast on “Sat 1” (Germany)
channel.
• NTV (Japan) – documentary to be broadcast on the programme “Hiramekin
Gold” on Nippon Television Network Corporation.
Other crews subject to confirmation
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• LBC (Lebanon) • RTBF (Belgium)
• TF1 and France Télévision for “Stade 2” and “Tout
le sport”, these two channels have always covered MDS in the past.Details of programming schedules to follow on www.darbaroud.com
JOGGING Internationale : reportage on 21st MDS in the May or June 2006 issue
AFP : press communiqués sent daily from the bivouac.
L’Equipe Magazine, La lettre Sport Finance et
Marketing des Echos, Free
sport, le Parisien, Europe Sport and les
Echos in sport business, Europe 1 and many others will be reporting on MDS 2006 through articles and radio programmes
Foreign
press: in progress, Le Matin (Morocco)
Details of dates of publication to follow on www.darbaroud.com
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From now on surfers can consult the list of competitors.
From 09 to 15 April inclusive: route map, press communiqués
and photos of the race, rankings, weather and other
info all on line...
(N.B. for on-line info remember the time zone : Morocco
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PARTICIPANTS
More than 750 competitors are enrolled this year,
including 43 official teams.
There'll be 32 nationalities for this 21st edition:
South Africa, Germany, England, Austria, Argentina,
Australia, Belgium, Canada, Korea, Denmark, Scotland,
Spain, France, Finland, Greece, Guatemala, Hungary,
Ireland, Italy, Jordan, Japan, Lebanon, Luxembourg,
Morocco, Nepal, Norway, New Zealand, Netherlands,
Russia, Switzerland, Sweden, USA.
Youngest competitor is 19 (Japan), the oldest is
70 (France).
Number of women: 96
FFA LABEL FOR THE MDS
On 8 February 2006 the French Athletics Federation
decided to award the MARATHON DES SABLES with a
label:
- For the quality of its organisation
- The care taken over runners’ health and
safety
- The interest it has in the environment.
As a result MARATHON DES SABLES has received the
FFA label for top international adventure race
INTERNET
RANKINGS
The rankings posted on our web-site will be provisional.
They are listed as and when runners arrive and
will not be immediately complete.
If a name does not appear, it probably means the
runner has not yet been ranked. Desert conditions
slow down the treatment of information, so you
should not worry but consult the site later for
updates.
N.B. : Morocco = GMT + 0. (2 hour time difference
between France and Morocco: 19H in France = 17H
in Morocco).
TEAMS
IT4 GERMANY : The members of this
8-strong German team are all doing MDS for the
first time : Stéphanie
KEMP - BISCHOFF, Andreas DORFLER, Frank ROTH, Karim
ELABIERY, Horst HEIER, Lukas ROZENKRANZ, Stephan-Georg
ANNE and Werner OBERMAIER.
CHILDREN’S HOPE ME : Dima and Lama HATTAB
(Jrd) have done 3 DESERT CUPs in Jordan and 1 MDS.
They’re coming back with Lebanese friend
Ali WEBHI and are running to raise money for children
suffering from cancer back home.
BASF : Frenchmen Frédéric DUBOIS,
Siegfried VENOT, Gilles LE-FUR, André MURCILLAT,
Eric DUPARCHY, Etienne TANCHON, Luc HENNEBERT and
Laurent PAPPALARDO want above all to experience
the race as a team who share the same values.
BNP PARIBAS : In this franco-moroccan team Mustapha
LAJHOU (Mor) will represent the Moroccan branch
(BMCI) of the French banking group and Yann ROBERT,
Didier MIROL and Christophe PARIS the holding company.
M & P RISK AGENCY 1 : Loyal as ever, this Italian
team is of a high level, with Marco OLMO, Marco
GOZZANO and Ferdinando HARDOUIN MONROY. The two
Marcos always finish in the top 10.
M & P Risk Agency 2 : A second Italian team
will be led by our representative in Italy Paolo
ZUBANI who’s on his 18th MDS.
He’s joined by Tullio MASTRANGELLO and Gorgio
SIMONETTI who’re on their 5th MDS.
I GRAGH : Another old-hand - Mario MALERBA (I)
is running his 9th MDS. He always finishes well
and
has two team-mates of a similar level : Paolo ROVERA
(I) and Alessandro ARNAUDO (I).
SAHARA GURKA : This British army team consists
of Edward JANVRIN (GB) and 3 Nepalese: Kedar SINGJALI,
Tamang FURBA BUDDHI and Lawati YAMBIKRAM. The Nepalese
competitors want to test their endurance in the
desert.
29th REGIMENT RLC : 3 English soldiers out to test
their physical and mental strength. Tina JONES
(GB), Stuart MILLER-HALL (GB) and Mark TETHER (GB).
ACCURSUS SINE TIMOR : Like many Brits, David BEARE
(GB), Steven PEARCE (GB) and Robert TREADWELL (GB)
are running to raise money for charity, in this
case the "Multiple Sclerosis Society".
GROSVENOR : three young lads from London working
for the Grosvenor investment company. Nicholas
GRAY(GB), Rory PENN (GB) and William BUCKINGHAM-BURR
(GB) say they’re determined and ambitious.
And as they like a challenge, they shouldn’t
be disappointed
MADJC : Crispin COMONTE(GB), Dominic COMONTE (GB),
James GOODE(GB), Alexander HASLAM(GB) and Michael
KYNOCH (GB) are running to raise money for cancer.
Team ODYSSEY : Georges MANTZOROS (US), Jonathan
Paul DAVIES(GB) and Michael RUDD (GB) are good
runners who like hill-climbing and the simple things
in
life.
CTM : The Moroccan Transport Company
will be well represented with Hassan OULMYR (M)
and Mustafa AIT
AMAR (M), who’ve already finished in 3rd
place, alongside Abdessadek ZAID(M) 6th in 2004
, Ibrahim
DOUL (M) 10th in 2003 and Mohamed HAMCHAM(M) who’s
running MDS for the 1st time.
COCA COLA : Nadia DADOUN(M) is enrolled for her
8th MDS in a row. She’s joined by Emmanuel
DE BUCHERE(F) and Brahim ERRAGRAGUI(M) who’ve
both put in good performances in the past.
ROYAL AIR MAROC : MDS’ official carrier has
4 Moroccan runners flying its colours: Mohamed
BOUHRIM, Issam FOUADI, Abderrahmane BOUHADDIOUI
and Brahim NAIT LAHCEN.
COMANAV 1 : The Moroccan Navigation company has
a champion team in the shape of Lahcen and Mohamad
AHANSAL (M) alongside the female winner of the
Zagora marathon Touda DIDI (M) and Lofti BENMRAD(F)
who’s got 3 MDS under his belt.
COMANAV 2 : Another highly competitive team with
3 good Moroccan runners: Mohamed REDOUAN, Lhacen
JAJA and Samir AKHDAR.
BASE TAMDEM SPORTS : This Spanish team is made
up of Josef AJRAM TARES(SP), Sergi BONHOME JORDANA(SP)
and Eduard SANCHEZ GARCIA(SP).
ARANDA AVANTURA : Juan Ignacio ABEJON VICARIO,
José HERRERO CALVO, Javier VELASCO SANTAMARIA
and Delfin ESTEBAN REVENGA make up this Spanish
team.
YWNRA VERTIC Team : Jaime and Francisco TERES COSTA(SP)
like Alberto ZORRILLA NEBOT (SP) have already run
MDS. They’re joined by Jorge BARNANY CAHIZ
(SP) and Alejandro BEREA CASTEJON (SP).
MEUPHINE 1 bouchon 1 sourire : Team is represented
by Géraldine COURDESSES(F), Alain AUBRION(F)
and Hervé DEMIRDJIAN(F) who’s back
for his 2nd MDS
LA PORTE DES SABLES : Laurence
CLODY (F) Jean ACCOYER (F), Jean VALLON (F) and
Dietrich KOHLER
MARATHON DES SABLES
BOUTIQUE
The MDS boutique will
be open on 8th April
and then in Ouarzazate
once the race is over.
8 April* on the bivouac:
Buff MDS, “special
sand” MDS sunglasses
and cap.
16 April at Hotel Azghor
: buff, tee shirt,
shirt, MDS trousers,...
* no ESBIT products
available during the
race
BUS JOURNEY BACK
TO OUARZAZATE
Every year a few
runners are met by
friends and family
at the final finish
line and decide to
return to Ouarzazate
using their own means
of transport. In
such cases they are
no longer covered
by the organisation’s
insurance and AOI
therefore accepts
no responsibility
in the event of an
accident.
HOTEL ACCOMMODATION
ON 15 and 16 APRIL
On return to Ouarzazate
all competitors are
in double rooms.
The hotel forms,
included in the road
book, allow you to
choose the person
with whom you will
share a room. For
reservation and insurance
reasons, only competitors
can be accommodated
for these two nights.
Competitors wishing
to share rooms with
their families must
make their own arrangements.
SAY CHEESE!
As usual Robert MOLEDA
(F) will be with
us from 08 to 15
April to capture
runners’ exploits
on camera.
A CD rom with photos
of the 21st MDS will
be made during the
course and available
as from May* including
individual photos
of runners
* photos and order
form on web-site
HUMANITARIAN ACTIONS
With AOI coordination,
several humanitarian
projects will see
the light of day
as part of the
21st edition of
MDS.
During the race,
competitors will
go past a new well-shaft
equipped with solar
pumping station.
The company GTR,
represented by its
team, has financed
this work which involved
digging a 35m-deep
well, installing
a photovoltaique
pump and restoring
a water tower, drinking
point for livestock
and a fountain.
It was all carried
out with the support
of the Direction
Hydraulique de Er
Rachidia (Er Rachidia
Water Board), the
technical help of
EAUSOLEIL association
and the logistic
back-up of AOI. Total
cost: 25,000 euros.
1 BOUCHON = 1 SOURIRE
(1 bottle top = 1
smile). For this
21st MDS, AOI aims
to get everyone to
do their bit by inviting
runners and support
staff to collect
up to 70,000 bottle
tops during the race.
The association MEUPHINE
can then raise money
with the recycled
plastic.
Once the race is
over, the village
of MIRZANE will be
equipped with a solar
pumping station to
provide all the houses
water.
The association EAUSOLEIL
will carry out the
project which is
to be financed by
the association DROIT
AU COEUR, presided
over by MICHEL BACH
(running his 18th
MDS!).
Over the year, the
association PORTE
DES SABLES (represented
by an official team
of the same name)
will hopefully be
riding on a wave
of solidarity that
will see the founding
of an orphanage for
25 children. The
commune of OUARZAZATE
is offering the land
but the finance,
amounting to 140,000
euros, will come
from private donors.
AOI is delighted
to participate in
this wonderful project
by donating a few
euros from each competitor’s
enrolment.
OPERATION KEEP THE
DESERT CLEAN
Through respect for
the environment,
all bottles will
be numbered and penalties
handed out to runners
whose bottles are
found on the race
route, between the
start of each day’s
stage, the check-points
and the finish line
(ART.27 et 28)
In addition, the
MARATHON DES SABLES
will once more be
using an incinerator
lorry. The lorry
is designed to destroy
all the rubbish created
by the marathon runners.
Its autocombustion
oven is capable of
burning organic matter
but also plastic
and light metals.
MDS SPONSORS & PARTNERS
New Balance : For
the 21st edition,
New Balance has decided
to renew its partnership
for 2006, 2007 and
2008. The famous
and highly respected
make of sports equipment
is known worldwide
and has always been
an innovator. Such
common ground will
hopefully allow for
a long term collaboration,
to everyone’s
delight.
Eurosport : The leading
European sports channel
has renewed its commitment
this year and has
been the main media
partner of the event
for nearly 15 years
now.
Jogging International : The number 1 running
and fitness magazine
was the event’s
first partner from
the world of print
and Jogging Magazine
remains loyal to
the organisation.
Buff : this Spanish
company is exclusive
inventor and manufacturer
of the Buff scarf.
The company equips
and protects competitors
and organisers from
the sometimes difficult
climatic conditions
in the desert.
darbaroud.com : official
web-site of the MARATHON
DES SABLES, it will
once more enable
everyone to follow
the course as it
happens.
Royal Air
Maroc :
RAM was the MARATHON
DES SABLES’ first
partner (21 years
of collaboration)
and the race’s
official carrier.
Several Boeings are
chartered to facilitate
logistics and transport
competitors to Moroccan
soil. Its international
network allows competitors
and journalists to
travel from all over
the world.
Office National
Marocain du Tourisme : the
ONMT (Moroccan National
Office of Tourism)
is an official partner
of the event and
welcomes the press
conference in Paris.
For 2006, Morocco
has chosen to make
the desert part of
its communication
campaign.
CIEL : The Coca-Cola
group hydrates the
MARATHON DES SABLES.
For the second year
it will provide both
competitors and organisation
with 100,000 litres
of “Ciel” water.
A partnership as
precious as water
in the desert.
Hyatt Regency : The
MARATHON DES SABLES
spirit (adventure,
competition, reliability),
as well as its international
vocation, have attracted
the Hyatt Regency
hotel in Casablanca
which is a partner
to the event for
the 7th consecutive
year. The Hyatt Regency
will once more welcome
the press conference
on 30 March in Morocco.
KIA Motors : A newcomer
in the family of
MARATHON DES SABLES
partners, the Korean
constructor is stepping
into this wonderful
race via its representative
in Morocco. KIA will
equip the race management
on the MARATHON DES
SABLES.
Civil and
military authorities : The
success of the Marathon
des Sables is linked
to the active support
of the Royal Armed
forces, the Royal
Gendarmerie, the
Customs Board and
local authorities
of the Saharan provinces.
CELEBRITY CORNER
ON THE 21st MDS
Lhacen and Mohamad
Ahansal. These children
of Zagora are exceptional
athletes and have
reached the top of
the podium for the
last nine years,
proudly sporting
the colours of Morocco
Jack Osbourne (GB),
actor and son of
the famous British
rock star Ozzy Osbourne.
After several tv
series about his
life, this year Jack
has given himself
a number of challenges,
including finishing
the 21st MDS. Thousands
of fans will be following
his exploits.
Paul
Le Guen (F) is a
football coach,
having trained in
particular Olympique
Lyonnais, three times
champion of France
under his tutelage.
He left OL at the
end of last year
and is having a bit
of a sabbatical before
undoubtedly joining
another renowned
club in the months
to come.
Jonny Lee
Miller (GB). This
famous
British actor has
been directed by
Woody Allen and starred
in the legendary
British soap-opera
EastEnders. Gained
international renown
thanks to his roles
in Trainspotting
and Hackers…
Mina Fukui is a
top model and Takayo
Kashiwagi and Aina
Nishiaki are both
actresses. These
3 Japanese women
have been training
for the last year
for MDS 2006; tv
crews have been following
them from the very
first day of training
and regularly broadcasting
the trio’s
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