#xalps — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #xalps, aggregated by home.social.
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How it started vs how it’s going. When I got the ping from #Strava that I was sixth on this random segment, I thought it should be possible to steal the crown.
Then I saw that it’s being held by nobody else than #ChrigelMaurer himself. The default, assumed winner of each year of #RedBullXAlps, so … 🫠 -
How it started vs how it’s going. When I got the ping from #Strava that I was sixth on this random segment, I thought it should be possible to steal the crown.
Then I saw that it’s being held by nobody else than #ChrigelMaurer himself. The default, assumed winner of each year of #RedBullXAlps, so … 🫠 -
Längstes Gleitschirmrennen der Welt führt auf den Niesen
https://www.thunertagblatt.ch/x-alps-niesen-wird-wiederum-turnpoint-377074896307
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Längstes Gleitschirmrennen der Welt führt auf den Niesen
https://www.thunertagblatt.ch/x-alps-niesen-wird-wiederum-turnpoint-377074896307
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Nice! The route of the X-Alps 2023 will (partly 😜 ) be viewable from my garden (Niesen, Turning Point 8).
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The Red Bull X-Alps is the world’s toughest adventure race. It’s a fiercely contested battle across the Alps lasting almost two weeks in which around 30 athletes run, hike and fly by paraglider up to 150km a day passing set Turnpoints positioned across iconic mountains and famous resorts. With athletes often hiking up to 4,000m of vertical ascent a day and running as much as 100km on foot, it’s not only an incredible test of physical endurance but it has become recognized as the supreme test for the world’s best hike-and-fly athletes.
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Nice! The route of the X-Alps 2023 will (partly 😜 ) be viewable from my garden (Niesen, Turning Point 8).
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The Red Bull X-Alps is the world’s toughest adventure race. It’s a fiercely contested battle across the Alps lasting almost two weeks in which around 30 athletes run, hike and fly by paraglider up to 150km a day passing set Turnpoints positioned across iconic mountains and famous resorts. With athletes often hiking up to 4,000m of vertical ascent a day and running as much as 100km on foot, it’s not only an incredible test of physical endurance but it has become recognized as the supreme test for the world’s best hike-and-fly athletes.
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