Supporting Ray Carole’s Antarctic Solo Challenge

From Royal Marine to SAS Sergeant, Ray Carole an adventurer from Poole Dorset was the youngest member of the elite regiment when passing selection and has served around the world. Ray has raced 500 miles to the North Pole and walked nearly 800 miles Solo to The South Pole with no support in previous adventures. This year he’d love to be the first person to ever cross Antarctica from coast-to-coast alone in November if he raises the funding. A staggering 1600 miles in 90-100 days that will be at the edge of human endurance without outside support.

Ray will now be taking on a new challenge in a bid to take his book across the UK on a Brompton bike, usually preferred by commuters rather than long distance cyclists, to really test Ray’s resolve and resilience whilst raising money for charity. With the support of our tracking partners Oysta Technology we are able to share with you Ray’s journey.

Our in house technology development team built the Solace Tracking app in support of many previous charity cycle rides and is reflective of our wider travel tracking abilities on our corporate sister app Solace Secure. We understand that some projects and tasks require not only GPS devices for convenience but also for ability of use in certain locations. With this in mind our partnership with Oysta allows us to support GPS integration into our tracking technology meaning your devices can show on our tracking platform. For this task Ray is using the Pearl+ device viewable on the Solace Tracking app. So you can follow his route and support his cause from wherever you are.