Primal Quest
reporting presented by Inov-8

When teams finish Primal Quest Montana, there's a photo op station a short walk from the finish line. Robyn Benincasa of team Merrell/Zanfel Adventure, got a little help from her friends this afternoon to get there. That's Corey Rosen on the left, and Nick Sisler on the right.

Corey used to write for what Yak and I call "that other adventure racing news website," but these days he's on his own. During PQ, Corey worked for Don Mann on the media relations team.

Nick, 16, is the son of Steve Sisler, the Zanfel Labs executive who helps sponsor the Merrell/Zanfel Adventure team.

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