February 6, 2004 – twenty4 sports inc., based in Markham, Ontario, promoters of the 24 Hours of Adrenalin presented by Jeep, is pleased to announce that the 24 Hours of Adrenalin World Solo Championships will air on Rogers Sportsnet across Canada Thursday, February 12th and Friday, February 13th, see details below.

The 24 Hours of Adrenalin World Solo Championships is one of the toughest endurance races in the world. The hour-long program covers 165 competitors from 10 countries competing in the race solo. Battling around the clock from noon to noon, athletes compete in either the Elite category for a shot at a $20,000US cash purse or in Age Groups with the hopes of becoming an Age Group Champion.

“This is one of the most exciting shows we have ever produced. We are excited to see the response from our Canadian participants and Adrenalin enthusiasts that tune in to catch all the action,” expressed Stuart Dorland, Founder of the World Solo Championships.  U.S. showtimes have not been confirmed at this time.

The show will feature top athletes such as four-time World Solo Champion Chris Eatough, National Champion Tinker Juarez, National Champion Cristina Begy, and 24-Hour and RAAM veteran Katie Lindquist. Other features include Dave Piercy who competed with just one lung, Steve Fassbinder who competed with only 1 gear vs 27 gears and Tracy Ryder who overcame bulimia and anorexia through sport.

Show times on Rogers Sportsnet:

Thursday, February 12: 7:00 pm Eastern

Thursday, February 12: 7:00 pm Mountain

Thursday, February 12: 7:00 pm Pacific

Friday, February 13: 7:00 pm Eastern

Sunday, February 29: 4:30 pm Eastern