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Nigel’s about ready to flip that light on and start driving on the shoulder if this traffic doesn’t let up.

The team has arrived at Servatus in Coolum Beach to meet with the Executive Director, Mark Williams, to discuss one of our favorite topics: the microbiome.

Illustration of Nicolas Pichon – another Adama Nanguin Coulibaly original.

Driving 100 kilometers per hour requires three things: a steady hand, deep concentration, and a little bit of luck.

Illustration of Rachel De Las Heras – another Adama Nanguin Coulibaly original.

The crew met with Rachel De Las Heras, an Ultrasound Product Development Manager at the Queensland Brain Institute, to discuss the transformative work their organization is doing to combat Alzheimer’s.

Audience, would you make us the happiest agency in the world and do us the honor of…joining us on the Road to the Max: Australia?

Time for full speed ahead. Nigel’s fired up the Falcon’s light.

Boys will be boys. Wayne couldn’t resist the photo op with the Falcon. Who can blame him?

Mica, James, and Wayne from the QUT synthetic biology research department and their very own group illustration.

Don’t miss Day 04 in Melbourne, where the team met with Grant Swart, General Manager, Australia, at Mayne Pharma, and Tim Oldham, CEO and Managing Director of LaTrobe Institute. Check out the Day 04 footage on PharmasAlmanac.com.

The Brisbane skyline has an eerie aura to it today – perfect for our fuel-injected dystopian road trip!

The mechanics are using some very sophisticated equipment to get the car back in shape.

Just a bit longer and the NAS guys will have the Falcon good as new again.

What’s the prognosis, doc? Is she going to make it?

The team is without the Falcon for the day as the boys at NAS get it running again. When the tailpipe looks like this, there’s bound to be trouble.

We’re excited to support the magnificent team at Coriolis Pharma as they begin expanding their presence and bringing their biopharma R&D capabilities to more markets across the US and Europe.

Everyone’s much more agreeable on vacation.

Ray-Bans, white tank, and the gold chain – we’re witnessing firsthand the transformation of Luke Walker.

Sit. Stay. Now check out the new Touchlight creative that we just rolled out. Doggybone DNA isn’t just fun to say; it’s transforming how we produce AAVs.

JOINN is saying is loud and proud, as they very well should.

Another day on the beach for the boys.

Anthony Patterson with his 1957 Chevy Hot Rod.

There are no lengths Mark won’t go to to capture the right angle.

David McManus with his 1982 Panel Van HZ Sandman.

David McManus with his 1974 Z1 A.

Quite unusual for a gang of outlaws to be hanging out just outside of a prison. Have Max and Goose brought Toecutter, Bubba, and Greaserat to justice?

Adama is trying to blend in with the locals at the Port Macquarie Koala Hospital.

The crew is making their way across the Hastings River toward Port Macquarie.

The team stopped in at the Port Macquarie Koala Hospital. Get well soon, little guy, you’re in good hands.

Nigel managed to jam the Falcon at the gas station. Maybe it’s time to take a break from driving.

Peter Simpson With his Ford XY GT replica.

The first waterfall of the trip, Dangar Falls.

David Langlands with his Bathurst-winning Peter Brock replica HDT VH GrpC Holden Commodore.

Here we thought koalas were supposed to be lazy. Roto Randy had no time to just hang around on a eucalyptus.

Cameron’s fixing the car’s hand brake issue this morning. As a seasoned Ford Falcon builder, we’re confident he knows what he’s doing.

Cameron worked on the set of 2015’s Mad Max: Fury Road.

The hand brake has been on the fritz. Maybe this wasn’t the best spot to park the Falcon.

Fancy running in to you here on Stockton Beach, Mary Lee.

Rocco and Phill having a little moment on Stockton Beach.

Taking the camera car on the beach is a risky move, but worth it for shots like this.

You can’t make this stuff up.

Nigel’s really connecting with nature on this trip.

Never a dull moment on the road. The team is making a quick pitstop to repair a shredded wheel on the equipment trailer.

Johnny the Boy and Fifi: two friends 45 years in the making. Thanks, gentlemen, for making our Mad Max road trip that much more authentic.

Day Eleven – The team met with Roger Ward, AKA Fifi, on Bondi Beach to discuss his role in the original Mad Max film and hear where his career has taken him since.

The brother and sister duo running the Lorne Bakery hooked the team up with some pastries as they made their way down Great Ocean Road to meet the bikers in Little River.

This guy Jason is pretty good at fishing. Check out this 40″ northern pike!

The man simply can not be stopped! Here’s Jason with a walleye.

Jason’s back in Alaska for another fishing trip. As you can see, there isn’t much out there other than water and marshland.