Red Bull X-Alps

Patrick von Känel performing during the Red Bull X-Alps 2021 above Zell am See, Austria, on June 29, 2021. // SI202106300024 // Usage for editorial use only //

Red Bull X-Alps 2021: Splashdown on Day 10

Switzerland's Patrick von Känel took second place after a neck and neck sprint to the finish line with Austria’s Simon Oberrauner.
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Chrigel Maurer

Red Bull X-Alps 2021: Chrigel Maurer wins

Chrigel Maurer has won the Red Bull X-Alps for a record seventh time. The Swiss pilot reached the raft in a time of 8 days, 6 hours and 30 minutes
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Red Bull X-Alps 2021: Day 8 Roundup

Was this the day that Chrigel Maurer won the Red Bull X-Alps 2021?
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Red Bull X-Alps 2021: Day 7 roundup

With 9 hours in the air and flights of 200km the leaders round Mont Blanc
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Red Bull X-Alps 2021: Day 6 Roundup

Day 6 of the Red Bull X-Alps 2021 saw the action at the front heating up with a group of pilots chasing Chrigel Maurer down.
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Red Bull X-Alps 2021: Day 5 roundup

The athletes at the front of the pack who were in Switzerland on Day five of the Red Bull X-alps 2021, spent long hours walking in the rain
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Red Bull X-Alps 2021: Day 4 roundup

At the end of Day 4 in the Red Bull X-Alps 2021 Chrigel is in the lead, just 7.5km ahead of Patrick Von Känel and Aaron Durogati is close behind in third
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Red Bull X-Alps 2021 Day 3

Red Bull X-Alps 2021: Day 3 roundup

Day 3 began with Chrigel Maurer out front by 20km, and finished with him and fellow Swiss Patrick Von Känel joint leaders, and heading for Switzerland
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Red Bull X-Alps 2021: Day 2 roundup

Day 2 of the Red Bull X-Alps was hot and hazy, but thankfully flyable. Much progress was made and Chrigel was back in first position by bed time!
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Launching from the Gaisberg on Day 1 of the Red Bull X-Alps 2021

Red Bull X-Alps 2021: Day 1 roundup

The Red Bull X-Alps 2021 started in a blazing hot Salzburg at 11:30am on Sunday 20 June. Tommy Friedrich (AUT3) claimed the King of the Gaisberg crown
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