After kicking off the inaugural Extreme E race on the desert dunes of Al Ula in Saudi Arabia followed by the mangroves of Lac Rose in Senegal, the third race in the debut season took place on the Russel Glacier near Kangerlussuaq in Greenland
When racing on untouched terrains through conditions as extreme as those found in the barren glaciers of Greenland, a suitably ingenious and robust watch can make all the difference. The Defy Extreme 1/100th of a second chronograph is Zenith’s most rugged and high-performance chronograph to date, capable of taking on whatever comes its way.
Alongside the main podium prizes, Zenith CEO Julien Tornare handed the second Zenith Moment in Time award for spectacular performance in the previous race in Senegal, with votes cast by Extreme E fans on social media. Chip Ganassi Racing’s co-pilot Kyle Leduc pulled off an incredible feat during the races in Senegal, and was awarded a Defy Extreme for his spectacular performance and incredibly fast pace on a challenging course during the Ocean X race.
Zenith looks forward to announcing the Arctic X Moment In Time award winner at the upcoming Extreme E “Island X” race in Sardinia, taking place on the 23rd and 24th of October.
