Here's an excerpt from the link posted above, with relevant details:
Renée Brinkerhoff and her Valkyrie Racing team have completed the Project 356 World Rally Tour: a record-breaking, 17,000-mile odyssey across all seven of the world’s continents in a 1956 Porsche 356A. Project 356 was conceptualised to raise awareness for Valkyrie Gives, a charitable foundation designed to end the scourge of human trafficking around the world.
Valkyrie Racing’s daunting adventure began in Mexico, 2017, with the perilous Carrera Panamericana. From there, Renée and her team had the 356 shipped to the start line of the Targa Tasmania; the fastest Tarmac rally in the world.
Next came the equally challenging and treacherous mountains of the Caminos del Inca in Peru, followed by the epic Peking to Paris and the rain-soaked East African Safari Classic Rally. But with exactly 356 miles remaining and six of the world’s continents crossed, the final leg of the journey was by far the most difficult – and dangerous.
And that’s because the only continent yet to be graced with the wheel tracks (or ski tracks in this case) of Valkyrie Racing’s Porsche was Antarctica; a desolate, frigid and punishing wilderness where no classic car had ever been before.
The trials and tribulations of the team's time in Antarctica is detailed in the back story link: https://www.magnetomagazine.com/art...kyrie-racing-porsche-356-conquers-antarctica/
A couple pics from that final stage:
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