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The Trans Andes Challenge begins on Monday in the small town of Panguipulli, located in southern Chile. 200 participants from 25 different countries are expected to take to the start of the race that will go through the Patagonian Andes Mountains. Racers will cover six stages over six days in the fourth edition of the event, which includes 420km of racing and 12,000m of climbing. It finishes on Saturday, January 28 in Pucón, Chile. Some of the best known racers include Germans Stefan Sahm, ...
Trans Andes Stages
Stage 1
- Distance:
- 76.4 km
Stage 2
- Distance:
- 72.4 km
Stage 3
- Distance:
- 67.4 km
Stage 4
- Distance:
- 78 km
Stage 5
- Distance:
- 80.6 km
Stage 6
- Distance:
- 58.3 km
Trans Andes Photos
Blake Harlan leads Stefan Sahm and Jason Sager
- Two racers speed through the forest in the Trans Andes
- Stefan Sahm (Germany) leads the race across a ford.
- Mary McConneloug is on the stage-winning mixed duo team.
- Stefan Sahm sets the pace as stage 3 and race overall leader
- A Team Jamis rider races through the Andes
- Jason Sager (USA) and Jan Dams (Bel) sprint to the finish
- Javier Püschel (Chi)
- Racing on a gravel road in the 2011 Trans Andes
- A bridge in the 2011 Trans Andes.
- Men's open team winners Hans Alfredo Tapia (Chi)
- A Russian racer crosses the suspension bridge during stage 5 of the Trans Andes
- A racer during stage 4 of the Trans Andes
- The start of stage 1 of the Trans Andes Challenge
- The start of stage 2 of the Trans Andes
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