Three Peaks Bike Race 2020

Posted on Sun 13th, October 2019

• #1

MisterTomTom

I really liked racing the Race around The Netherlands earlier this year so I decided to join another Adventure Bike Racing event next year. I picked the Three Peaks Bike Race. A free-route event in the Alps, from Vienna to Nice.

There are, obviously, three summits that function as checkpoints: the Großglockner, Col du Santech and Mount Ventoux. Should be around 2000-ish km and a bunch of climbing. The start is on the 25th of July.

https://www.adventurebikeracing.com/threepeaksbikerace/
• #2

MisterTomTom

Just a heads-up for anyone still undecided. If the numbers on the site are correct 96 riders have registered and the spots are limited to 110.
• #3

MisterTomTom

The organisers just confirmed the race will go ahead at the end of July. I have decided to withdraw and to not take part. Anyone that wants to take my spot?
• #4

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For a moment I thought this was the real 3 peaks and was about to say yes.

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