Return home and some figures

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A short update; both the support team and riders all made it to their various homes safely. Initial figures show us having covered 992 km (620 miles) with a total climb of 10500 m. We will update this with more details soon.

Our valiant support team report 201 km cycled (125 miles) and 2601 km (1626 miles) driven.

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