Jeremiah Proffitt captured this awesome photo. As expected, the stories and images from Australia are going to be epic.

The vehicles and team met in Saint Petersburg, Russia to begin one of the most remote and challenging segments of the E7 expedition. The unmaintained roads, semitruck-dominated routes and the barren stretches of Siberia tried the mental toughness of the team as well as put their technical driving skills to the test. The 7,000-mile journey across

The expedition traveled to the northernmost vehicle-route accessible point in the world, NordKapp, before turning southward through Finland, Estonia, Latvia, and Belarus. The segment concluded in Prague, Czech Republic, with part of the team heading home and the remainder taking the vehicles to Avignon, France for a well-deserved service.

With editorial provided by Scott Brady and stunning photography from Ray Hyland, Bruce Dorn, Matt Scott, and Scott Brady, Overland Journals’ Gear 2013 recaps the North America journey of Expeditions 7.
Greg Miller and the E7 team traveled from one extreme to the other on this first leg of their 7-continent epic journey, and caused him t

The E7 team traveled to the most northern point of Alaska, Prudhoe Bay—the terminus of the Pan-American highway—to begin the first leg of the seven-continent journey. The Arctic north presened the team with frozen roads along with piercing winds and ice storms as they made their way south to Moab, Utah and the Overland Expo in Arizona. The t

In the Summer 2012 issue of Overland Journal (overlandjournal.com), publisher Scott Brady introduces readers to the planned E7 expedition with photos by Michael Slade. The 5-page article gives a brief overview of the route, the inspiration behind the expedition, as well as maps and photographs of the team and vehicles.

Our friends at Expedition Portal have posted a great look into the details of our vehicles in their post “read more