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Fivl: "Red Bull X-Alps 2005" con 17 piloti partecipanti

Torino, Italia - L'arrivo della corsa di 800 km su tutto l'arco alpino è previsto entro la fine del mese

Dal ghiacciaio di Dachstein nei pressi di Ramsau (Austria) è iniziata la Red Bull X-Alps 2005, una folle corsa di 800 km attraverso tutto l’arco alpino, fino alle spiagge del Principato di Monaco, passando attraverso il Monte Zugspitze in Germania, il Monte Bianco ed il Monte Gros in Francia. Il regolamento vieta categoricamente ai 17 piloti provenienti anche da Stati Uniti ed Australia, oltre ch...

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Roma, Italia, 08/11/2005 16:21
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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