Duathlon - Long distance - Championship Series - St. Wendel
Endurance athletes being keen on running and cycling will get their money worth on participating in the Powerman Germany St. Wendel both on the Sprint competition (June 25) and on the official Champion Series Long Distance race (June 26). Both contests will be run on challenging tracks through the well woodes hill country around the City of St. Wendel. The Powerman Sprint including a relay race comprises 5 km Running, 40 km Cycling and again 5 km Running while the Powerman Long Distance as a qualification unit for the World Championships in Zofingen is boasting 10 km Running, 120 km Cycling and finally 20 km Running.
Endurance athletes being keen on running and cycling will get their money worth on participating in the Powerman Germany St. Wendel both on the Sprint competition (June 25) and on the official Champion Series Long Distance race (June 26). Both contests will be run on challenging tracks through the well woodes hill country around the City of St. Wendel. The Powerman Sprint including a relay race comprises 5 km Running, 40 km Cycling and again 5 km Running while the Powerman Long Distance as a qualification unit for the World Championships in Zofingen is boasting 10 km Running, 120 km Cycling and finally 20 km Running.
ST. WENDEL (GER) – After great names already entered the start lists there are still good news for everybody interested in Powerman St. Wendel. Beside elite athletes all age group sportsmen and sportswomen are allowed to join the thrilling races. There are just a few kinds of sport being open for professionals as well as for freetime athletes.Among the registered Elite racers you will find famous names of the worldwide Duathlon scene such as the reigning World Champion Gael Le Bellec from Franced, top woman of World Ranking Susanne Svendsen (DEN), the German Julia Viellehner, Soren Bystrup from Denmark, Seppe Odeyn (BEL) Julian Lings from Great Britain.
Powerman Champions Series Longdistance:
The official distance for the Powerman Champions Series Lingdistance will be 10km running / 120km cycling / 20km running (for all runners).
The bike lap comprises 40 km touching some villages around St. Wendel and going back to town. The bikers will have to absolve this lap three times on the long distance competition climbing several steep uphill with a length up to 2 km. The steady switch from uphill and downhill will bring a remarkable selection into the field of opponents. The same is likely to happen on the running laps leading out of town to a wooded mountain area and back. For the first running section of long distance a 5 km loop has to be done two times. Then three 40 km bike loops and finally two 10 km running loops.
Powerman Champions Series Longdistance:
The official distance for the Powerman Champions Series Lingdistance will be 10km running / 120km cycling / 20km running (for all runners).
The bike lap comprises 40 km touching some villages around St. Wendel and going back to town. The bikers will have to absolve this lap three times on the long distance competition climbing several steep uphill with a length up to 2 km. The steady switch from uphill and downhill will bring a remarkable selection into the field of opponents. The same is likely to happen on the running laps leading out of town to a wooded mountain area and back. For the first running section of long distance a 5 km loop has to be done two times. Then three 40 km bike loops and finally two 10 km running loops.
By: Editor
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