Viper Challenge — Sepang International Circuit (historical)

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Sepang, Malaysia · Viper Challenge · Last listed edition Sat 5 Nov 2016

Last listed edition Sat 5 Nov 2016

Historical 20 km OCR — 20 advertised obstacles, November 2016

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John Teh — March 2015 Sepang team outing ↗
John Teh · 2015
John enjoyed the inventive obstacles, muddy terrain and cooperation among strangers. Queues slowed the later stages and the group walked much of the remaining course. He describes failed obstacles, including his monkey-ring attempt and the final ramp, yet felt glad to have tried his first event of this kind.
Complete original narrative read through its conclusion and video introduction, separately from recommended articles. It explicitly identifies Sepang and March 2015, reporting about 21 km/twenty-two obstacles without independent measurements; exact raced day is unstated. The displayed 30 March 2015 date conflicts with prose saying it was written years later, so actual publication date is unresolved. Assistance, failures and walking are preserved; not all obstacles were cleared. One team report, not six reviews. Funding is unknown, and personal medical details are omitted. Photos/video are unread; no numerical score is given. This is not the November 2016 route.

The original hosted organizer page explicitly advertises day/night starts on 5 November 2016, 20 km and twenty obstacles at Sepang International Circuit. Its generic location-name placeholder does not override the explicit event description and address.
The earlier March 2016 sponsor preview calls the coming Sepang course 21 km; the later dated organizer listing says 20 km. Neither is independently measured. John Teh’s separate March 2015 experience reports about 21 km/twenty-two obstacles and does not describe the November 2016 route. His exact raced day remains unknown.
Historical programme only. No future date, unchanged route or verified measured course length is asserted.