Race leaders break the 400km mark in Red Bull X-Alps 2017

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Author: Agnes Matladi from OJC.
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ABOUT RED BULL X-ALPS
Red Bull X-Alps, the world’s toughest adventure race, is its eighth edition. 31 Athletes of 20 nationalities are racing a straight-line distance of 1,138km across the Alps from Salzburg to Monaco via 7 Turnpoints in 7 different countries.
Travelling only by foot or paraglider, their every move is monitored by advanced Live Tracking technology and broadcasted to an audience of millions. With constantly changing weather conditions, tactical planning is as important as the extreme endurance required to participate. For this reason, each athlete has a supporter to help with strategy, nutrition and everything in between.
A full list of the 31 athletes including individual profiles and further details can be found on redbullxalps.com/athletes. All athletes are available for interviews with the media upon request.
Can’t make it to Red Bull X-Alps, but still want to fly like one of the athletes? Head over to redbull.com/vr for the Red Bull X-Alps VR Experience and get your first air miles!

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