Photostory: the Dakine Trailfox 2013 in Flims, Switzerland
“Three stages, one bike, one fork” – is the recipe of the Dakine Trailfox. Riding trails, meeting friends and the famous party are the ingredients of the Freeride rally in Flims. After an exciting and fun-filled “foxhunt”, the winners are Alba Wunderlin and Gusti Wildhaber.
Nearly 300 riders lined up at the now 11th Edition of the Dakine Trailfox in Flims.
Friday: Night Trail by Shimano – chainless night race
Train in daylight, race with your own light!
Start in the dark under the red bull arch
light and shadows on the flowy Runca trail in Flims
Sunset Ride on Saturday: High Speed Wallride right after the roadgap
Jawdropping: The 4m Roadgap
Tricky: The rock directly after the start requires good bike skills
The Fastest Woman: Alba Wunderlin at the wallride
“Stage two and a half” – big party at the riders village
Fast, long and rough: the High Noon trail by Trek
Le Mans start in groups auf 25 riders
Some small snowfields right after the start were selective
Splash: 1000 meters of rough descent created some hard arm muscles
Lot’s of fun corners – Braaaap!
Results:
Rookies
- Andri Ragettli (Flims)
- Sandro Preisig (Winterthur)
- Sandro Schmid (Chur)
Women
- Alba Wunderlin (Winterthur)
- Nicole Cavigelli (Rueun)
- Lea Rutz (St. Gallen)
Men
- Gusti Wildhaber (Walenstadt)
- Armin Beeli (Flims)
- Lukas Anrig (Sargans)
More infos and the complete results www.dakinetrailfox.ch
More Pictures: www.flickr.com/photos/flimslaaxfalera/collections
Some video Clips www.youtube.com/user/flimsswitzerland/videos
Facebook: www.facebook.com/flims
Photos: Philipp Ruggli, Michael Suter FLIMS
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