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The Comox Valley was crossed by runners, skiers, bikers, kayakers, and canoeists today.

A total of 139 teams came to the Valley, starting off at the top of Mount Washington and heading down the mountain, crossing Comox Lake, and eventually paddling up the Courtenay River through to Comox Harbour.

The MyComoxValleyNow.com newsroom was following the head of the race throughout the day.

The following images are from multiple stages of the event.

A Nordic skier gets underway after the downhill skiers end their stage on April 28th, 2019. Photo by James Wood/98.9 The Goat/Vista Radio
Phil Brunet of Island Honda Banzai runs down Strathcona Parkway on April 28th, 2019. Photo by James Wood/98.9 The Goat/Vista Radio
Phil Brunet of Island Honda Banzai runs down Strathcona Parkway to the relay point on April 28th, 2019. Photo by James Wood/98.9 The Goat/Vista Radio
Phil Brunet of Island Honda Banzai hands off to Graham Cocksedge at the relay point along Strathcona Parkway on April 28th, 2019. Photo by James Wood/98.9 The Goat/Vista Radio
Phil Brunet of Island Honda Banzai speaks with team leader Bill Brett at the relay point along Strathcona Parkway on April 28th, 2019. Photo by James Wood/98.9 The Goat/Vista Radio
Graham Cocksedge of Island Honda Banzai hands off at the relay point at the base of Mount Washington on April 28th, 2019. Photo by James Wood/98.9 The Goat/Vista Radio
Graham Cocksedge of Island Honda Banzai talks to team leader Bill Brett at the base of Mount Washington on April 28th, 2019. Photo by James Wood/98.9 The Goat/Vista Radio
A cyclist naps while waiting for kayakers at Comox Lake on April 28th, 2019. Photo by James Wood/98.9 The Goat/Vista Radio
Carl Tessman of Island Honda Bonzai makes his way along Comox Lake on April 28th, 2019. Photo by James Wood/98.9 The Goat/Vista Radio
Carl Tessman of Island Honda Bonzai pulls in at Comox Lake on April 28th, 2019. Photo by James Wood/98.9 The Goat/Vista Radio
Carl Tessman of Island Honda Bonzai pulls in at Comox Lake on April 28th, 2019. Photo by James Wood/98.9 The Goat/Vista Radio
Carl Tessman of Island Honda Bonzai hands off to cyclist Nigel Ellsay on April 28th, 2019. Photo by James Wood/98.9 The Goat/Vista Radio
Cyclist Nigel Ellsay of Island Honda Bonzai rides into Courtenay on April 28th, 2019. Photo by James Wood/98.9 The Goat/Vista Radio
Island Honda Bonzai team leader Bill Brett steps out of the canoe at Comox Harbour as the team wins the 2019 race on April 28th, 2019. Photo by James Wood/98.9 The Goat/Vista Radio
Island Honda Bonzai team leader Bill Brett smiles at Comox Harbour after the team won the 2019 race on April 28th, 2019. Photo by James Wood/98.9 The Goat/Vista Radio
Additional racers make their way to Comox Harbour on April 28th, 2019. Photo by James Wood/98.9 The Goat/Vista Radio
A team makes their way down the Courtenay River on April 28th, 2019. Photo by James Wood/98.9 The Goat/Vista Radio

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