La Mancha knights

 

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    Date
    DEC 7, 2009
    Participants
    Iván Cervantes
    Event
    Red Bull Don Quixote
    About this Video
    Red Bull Don Quixote is a tough enduro race for 250 riders competing in pairs in the amazing landscape of La Mancha, Spain, homeland of the famous Don Quixote knight-errant, with the partners in enduro emulating Quixote and his squire Sancho Panza.

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