<h1>The Plan <br /></h1><p>15,000 kilometres. 15 countries. 9 mountain ranges. 6 weeks. Three guys. And a car designed for little old ladies.<br /><br />What would inspire these otherwise sane men to drive from London to Ulaanbaatar? Raising funds for a few worthy charities, of course. And adventure beckons &ndash; in a world where every inch of the map is already explored, guidebooked and Facebooked, the greatest stories happen when best laid plans go slightly off the rails.<br /><br /><a href="index.php?mode=teamwebsites&amp;name=plan-b&amp;page=team">Our team</a>, comprising three old friends from the same Montreal high school, is called Plan B &ndash;&nbsp;named for our enterprising spirit (not the emergency contraceptive). To help things along, according to the rules of the rally, our car must have an engine capacity of no more than 1.2 litres. To wit, it&rsquo;s better suited to Granny&rsquo;s grocery runs than to navigating questionable (if non-existent) Central Asian roads. <br /><br />While on the surface the Mongol Rally appears to be a doomed-from-the-start affair, the reality is that the doom usually kicks in at some point after the start. In any case, the rally is not about arriving first, or racing at all, but about actually getting there.<br /><br /><a href="index.php?mode=teamwebsites&amp;name=plan-b&amp;page=charities">Donate</a>, and when we get back, we&rsquo;ll regale you with tales of peril, disaster and heart-warming human kindness (hopefully not in that order). </p><p>For more information on the mongol rally, <a href="http://mongolrally.theadventurists.com/index.php?page=overview">click here</a>. </p>