Land Rover G4 Challenge Comes To An Early Close Gaydon, England, 19 December 2008 - Land Rover has today confirmed that it will cancel the Land Rover G4 Challenge programme in order to focus more on product launches in 2009. "Given the severity of the global economic downturn and trading conditions, we need to make some tough decisions and that means prioritising our budgets on new product launches. We are disappointed for the competitors who have shown so much commitment and put tremendous effort into succeeding as representatives of their nation. We have and will continue to take swift and decisive actions ...read more

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Media Release: Immediate 15 October 2008 - Land Rover G4 Selections SANI PASS, 15 OCTOBER 2008: South Africa’s National Selections for the Land Rover G4 Challenge ended here this morning with the announcement that Jeannie Bomford, Hanlie Booyens, Richard Kolbe and Craig Carter-Brown will travel to England in February to represent this country at the International Selections for the Challenge itself. South Africa’s Martin Dreyer is the Challenge’s current world champion. Twenty of South Africa’s finest multi-sports athletes competed over six days in the Eastern Free State Highlands and the Kingdom of Lesotho for a place in the 4-person squad. South Africa is ...read more

PRETORIA, 19 SEPTEMBER 2008: Land Rover South Africa today announced a squad of twenty athletes for the second round of Selections - the Nationals - in the search for the country's two-person team for the Land Rover G4 Challenge which takes place in Mongolia in June and July next year. The company's General Manager of Marketing and Sales, Roland Reid, said that Tatum Prins, Jeannie Bomford, Abbey Mediema, Susan Erskine, Christine Woods, Hanlie Booyens, Jennifer Soutar, Jeanette Walder, Robyn Ferrar and Susan Sloan would do battle to determine which two women would go forward to the International Selections in England in ...read more

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