the former editor of Car and Driver just wrote an article about the 1993 Camel Trophy, Land Rover and Camel-brand cigarettes paid for everything, costing them millions every year.

https://www.hagerty.com/media/driving/mud-wrestling-at-some-point-in-the-93-camel-trophy-we-began-naming-the-leeches/

Emilio Previtali kept track of the 1991 Camel Trophy Land Rover he drove, and finally was able to buy it in 2014

Despite the rigors of 1600km of challenging African topography, Carlo’s Discovery remained in good condition, and was one of the best preserved at the close of the event

Following the event, R.J. Reynolds—the parent owner of the Camel brand—wanted today’s equivalent of around €30,000 for purchase of the Land Rovers after the event, and as such, Carlo’s Discovery was purchased by a private buyer in 1995, and five years later Carlo began to realize that he needed it back in his life.

“I had been in contact with the previous owner via Facebook since 2011, and in 2012 I made him an unsuccessful offer. Then, in December 2014 after two months of negotiations, we finally concluded the deal.”

https://petrolicious.com/articles/rediscovery-an-italian-adventurer-whos-reunited-with-his-1991-camel-trophy-land-rover

the 1982 Camel Trophy, your coffee and donuts video of the day

https://www.hagerty.com/articles-videos/articles/2020/03/19/celebrate-range-rover-50th-with-rare-camel-trophy-footage

Tom Collins, Land Rover's Camel Trophy Team driver (1987), and all around guru of offroading

removed and replaced a tire on a Defender in 90 seconds with only a tire spoon

Coached the 1993 USA team on the LR Camel Trophy Team, and it was the only Camel Trophy the USA ever won.

His words on buying an off road truck: The holy trinity of off-roaders: Jeep the Father, Land Rover the Son, Toyota the Holy Ghost

John Phillips Car and Driver, May 2013