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Stroßnbuach 2019 Roadbook / English Stroßnbuach 2019 roadbook / english the new generation of winners sponsored by DERReparaturen REPARATURDIENST aller Art, vom Gartenzaun bis zum Aktenschrank Montagen: Geländer, Glasvordächer, Gitter, Tore, Stiegen, Schlösser, u.v.m. Thomas Leitner Schlosserei und Werkstatt: A-8041 Graz, Liebenauer Hauptstraße 204a 0316 40 53 63 -11 Fax: -12 0664 103 27 23 [email protected] Versicherungsagentur SCHWARZ&PARTNER LEISTUNG AUS LEIDENSCHAFT Index Version 1, 20/01/2019 Austria eXtreme Triathlon, 22nd of June 2019 „It will change your life!“ We are part of the new generation ................................................................................ Welcome ...................................................................................................................... 4 Schedule ....................................................................................................................... 5 On the previous day ..................................................................................................... 6 How to get to Altarm-Thondorf .................................................................................... 7 General overview of the startarea ............................................................................... 8 Swimming distance (3,8 km) ...................................................................................... 9 Plan B Swimming ...................................................................................................... 47 Biking distance (186,6 km) ........................................................................................ 10 Section I: (Start to 22,5 km) ........................................................................................ 11 Section II: (22,5 to 33,7 km) ....................................................................................... 12 Section III: (33,7 to 48,6 km) ...................................................................................... 13 Section IV: (48,6 to 71,4 km) ...................................................................................... 14 Section V: (71,4 to 93,2 km) ....................................................................................... 15 Section VI: (93,2 to 109,9 km) .................................................................................... 16 Note Plan B .......................................................................................................... 17 Section VII: (109,9 to 125,3 km) ................................................................................. 18 Section VIII: (125,3 to 149,4 km) ................................................................................ 19 Section IX: (149,4 to 154,5 km) .................................................................................. 20 Section X: (154,5 to 176,6 km) ................................................................................... 21 Section XI: (176,6 to 186,6 km) .................................................................................. 22 Plan B Section I: (110 to 127 km) .............................................................................. 24 Plan B Section II: (127 to 141 km) ......................................................................... 25 Plan B Section III: (141 to 160 km) ........................................................................ 26 Plan B Section IV: (161 to 176 km) ........................................................................ 27 Plan B Section V: (176 to 184 km) ......................................................................... 28 Plan B Section VI: (184 to 210,4 km) ..................................................................... 29 2 Running distance (43,6 km) ...................................................................................... 30 Section I: (Start to 3,7 km) .......................................................................................... 31 Section II: (3,7 to 4,5 km) ........................................................................................... 32 Section III: (4,5 to 10,3 km) ........................................................................................ 33 Information for supporter .......................................................................................... 34 Section IV: (10,3 to 13,1 km) ...................................................................................... 35 Information for supporter .......................................................................................... 36 Section V: (13,1 to 15,7 km) ....................................................................................... 37 Section VI: (15,7 to 21 km) ......................................................................................... 38 Information for supporter .......................................................................................... 39 Section VII: (21 to 24,4 km) ........................................................................................ 40 Section VIII: (24,4 to 28 km) ....................................................................................... 41 Information for supporter .......................................................................................... 42 Section IX: (28 to 33,3 km) ......................................................................................... 43 Section X: (33,3 to 36,5 km) ....................................................................................... 44 Section XI: (36,5 to 39,6 km) ...................................................................................... 45 Section XII: (39,6 to 43,6 km) ..................................................................................... 46 Plan B Swimming ........................................................................................................... 47 Explanations about swimming-, biking- and running distance .................................... 48 GPS-Tracking-System ................................................................................................ 50 The process in summary ........................................................................................... 51 Austria eXtreme Triathlon 2019 Organisation ........................................................... 53 Partnerships ............................................................................................................. 54 Thanks to all ............................................................................................................. 57 History ..................................................................................................................... 58 3 Welcome to the 5th Austria eXtreme Triathlon 2019 It will change your life! It’s a small anniversary – on the 22nd of June 2019 the Austria eXtreme Triathlon will take place for the 5th time. The proven format of one of the world's toughest long-distance events will take you from the river landscape near Graz up to the alpine regions of Dachstein. And that over more than 230 km distance and more than 5,800 m difference in altitude. The present Stroßnbuach (roadbook) is your companion, with detailed information and maps of the route as well as the transition and danger zones, drinking water stations and parking areas. You will also find the exact sequence from the briefing on Friday to the award ceremony on Sunday. Please read the information carefully! At the Austria eXtreme Triathlon, the focus is on the simplicity and roughness of the original triathlon. And that both on a large scale – in the quiet atmosphere away from the noise of major events –, as well as on a small scale – in a triathlon you run without poles (the use of poles is therefore prohibited). Accordingly, we expect from all athletes and supporters a respectful and fair togetherness, a mindful approach to nature and in emergency cases, the obvious help. With a route over several mountain passes and mountain trails, it also means staying flexible. Therefore, also pay attention to short-term information, if we have to react to changed conditions along the route! The organizing team wishes you all a sporty, exciting, unforgettable, emotional, friendly and above all accident-free Austria eXtreme Triathlon. (President, Maria Schwarz) 4 Schedule Friday, 21.06.2019 Registration 04:00 - 05:00p.m. Josef-Greger-Sportanlage Mühlweg 30, 8073 Feldkirchen/Graz Briefing 05:00 - 06:00p.m. Josef-Greger-Sportanlage Mühlweg 30, 8073 Feldkirchen/Graz Saturday , 22.06.2019 WZ 1 offen 03:00 - 03:50a.m. Auwiesen, Altarm-Thondorf A-8077 Gössendorf Handing out of GPS-Tracker 03:00 - 03:50a.m. Auwiesen, Altarm-Thondorf A-8077 Gössendorf Swim Ceck-In 04:00 - 04:20a.m. Auwiesen, Autobahnbrücke A-8077 Gössendorf Austria eXtreme Triathlon Start 04:30 a.m. Austria eXtreme Triathlon-CutOff, 00:00 a.m. Valley station- Finish A-8972 Ramsau am Dachstein Sunday, 23.06.2019 Brunch and Finisher ceremony 09:00 - 11:00 a.m. Familien- / Wanderhotel Matschner, Ramsau 61, A-8972 Ramsau Ascent to the Dachstein 12:00 a.m. Tickets are available for you and your supporter at the briefing 5 On the previous day Check-in at sports hall Josef-Greger-Sportanlage-Feldkirchen bei Graz: 21st June 2019, 04:00 p.m. GPS Data: 47°00'44.3"N 15°26'50.6"E Address: Josef-Greger-Sportanlage, Mühlweg 30, A-8073 Feldkirchen bei Graz The handing out of the numbers is opened from 04:00 p.m.! Athletes and supporters have to show an identity card. The briefing starts at 05:00 p.m. and is a must for
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