The March sun made the going hard for competitors this week. Photo from GodZone. : Racers return, still smiling
The March sun made the going hard for competitors this week. Photo from GodZone. : Racers return, still smiling
Teams on Mt Cook on the first stage of the race. Photo from GodZone. : Racers return, still smiling
Teams on Mt Cook on the first stage of the race. Photo from GodZone. : Racers return, still smiling
Kayaking among the glaciers in the Tasman River off Mt Cook. Photo from GodZone. : Racers return, still smiling
Kayaking among the glaciers in the Tasman River off Mt Cook. Photo from GodZone. : Racers return, still smiling
Teams ride past the clay cliffs near Omarama. Photo from GodZone. : Racers return, still smiling
Teams ride past the clay cliffs near Omarama. Photo from GodZone. : Racers return, still smiling
Mike Kelly is greeted by a glass of bubbly and his two boys at the finish line yesterday. Photos by Olivia Caldwell. : Racers return, still smiling
Mike Kelly is greeted by a glass of bubbly and his two boys at the finish line yesterday. Photos by Olivia Caldwell. : Racers return, still smiling
Wanaka resident Jo Williams, of Team Magellan, was ecstatic to be back in Queenstown, and surprisingly energetic after four days out in the field. : Racers return, still smiling
Wanaka resident Jo Williams, of Team Magellan, was ecstatic to be back in Queenstown, and surprisingly energetic after four days out in the field. : Racers return, still smiling
Team Orion Health (from left) Lisa Bates, Wayne Oxenham, Jim Hawkridge and Glenn Currie before boarding the bus to travel to the first Godzone location, Mt Cook. : Racers return, still smiling
Team Orion Health (from left) Lisa Bates, Wayne Oxenham, Jim Hawkridge and Glenn Currie before boarding the bus to travel to the first Godzone location, Mt Cook. : Racers return, still smiling
Team Seagate captain Nathan Fa'avae eats a slice of pizza yesterday morning at Pinewood Lodge after completing a 75-hour expedition in Queenstown and the West Coast's hardest terrain. : Racers return, still smiling
Team Seagate captain Nathan Fa'avae eats a slice of pizza yesterday morning at Pinewood Lodge after completing a 75-hour expedition in Queenstown and the West Coast's hardest terrain. : Racers return, still smiling
Racers return, still smiling
The fast, the keen, the exhausted and the smelly have arrived or are due to arrive in Queenstown this week after completing one of the world's most...