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    Marcelo Maragni
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    Ecomotion, which begins its 2009 edition in Brazil next week, is one of the toughest endurance races on the planet. We asked distinguished adventure sports photographer Marcelo Maragni to explain what the athletes encounter during this incredible event, documented in his pictures.

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