The journey began in June 2012 with Leg 1 from Parmoor to Paris. Leg 2 in 2013 saw us return to the Eiffel Tour and cycle to Geneva and so on. Since then the journey to the end of Leg 10 is 4,100 miles and 286,000 ft of climbing.
The last 15 legs will involve cycling a further 6,850 miles to Sydney in Australia.
The following map shows progress so far including draft Leg 10 to Tbilisi in Georgia.
Or you can click here for a full page map (Best viewed on a desktop).
In total by the end of Leg 10 the journey so far is over 4,100 miles.
By avoiding busier roads we often end up in the mountains. This has included crossing the Jura Mountains (France), The Alps (Switzerland), The Apennines / The Antiappennini range (Italy), The Pindus range (Greece) and The Köroğlu Mountains (Turkey).
