eagleXman: a new extreme triathlon coming to Italy

The calender of Extreme Triathlon events has a new addition for 2021, with Italy the venue for the new eagleXman. Registration is now open
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Flipper Triathlon team and Sport For You Ltd are proud to announce that eagleXman extreme triathlon (www.eaglexman.com) is born

A new race that joins the challenge of the mythical “iron” distance (3.8K swim, 180K bike and 42K run), with a total altitude of over 6,000 meters.

This unique triathlon experience takes place within the beautiful and enchanted landscape of the National Parks, Gran Sasso and Laga.

The race start is set at dawn on 31 July 2021 from Lake Campotosto and will finish at the top of the Campo Imperatore cable car station.

HQ of the event will be in the hamlet of Assergi (AQ), Fonte Cerreto, within easy reach of the A24 motorway exit of Assergi, but at the same time immersed in nature with incredibly beautiful views.

Registration is now open, with discounts are available for early-bird registration.

For further information about the race, visit: www.eaglexman.com

eagleXman extreme triathlon
Written by
John Levison
TRI247's Chief Correspondent, John has been involved in triathlon for well over 30 years, 15 of those writing on these pages, whilst he can also be found commentating for events across the UK.

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