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TransIbérica 2023 results
The sixth edition of Transibérica had 55 riders from 15 nationalities. They passed 10 checkpoints and the routes had an average of 2600km and 40.000m elevation gain. The start was in Málaga and finish were in Bilbao and Adam Bialek was the first rider to arrive in Bilbao after 7 days, 3 hours and 49 min, after 5 days of heatwave, with temperatures over 40ºC. Ana Orenz was the first solo female finisher (and 10th overall) with 9days, 18hours and 56min
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Poland (3), Austria (1), Netherlands (3), UK (3), Switcherland (1), Australia (2), Colombia (2), Belgium (1), France (3), Mexico (1), BRAZIL (1), Italy (1), Ireland (1)Male: 91%
Female: 9%
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Overall Position ▼ Rider Cap Class ▲ Category Result Nationality Finish Time Bike Notes 1 Adam Bialek 1 SOLO MEN FINISHED Germany 7d 3h 49m 2 Thomas Ceyrowsky 18 SOLO MEN FINISHED Germany 7d 21h 54m 3 Pawel Pieczka 4 SOLO MEN FINISHED Poland 8d 1h 26m 1h time penalty for leave the tracker CP2 4 Martin Haubold 56 SOLO MEN FINISHED Germany 8d 3h 22m 5 Johannes Schuetzenhofer 55 SOLO MEN FINISHED Austria 8d 18h 23m 6 Emilio Castro 13 SOLO MEN FINISHED Spain 8d 16h 43m 2h time penalty shortcut at CP9 7 Michael Mayer 40 SOLO MEN FINISHED Germany 8d 20h 17m 8 Piotr Baranowski 45 SOLO MEN FINISHED Poland 8d 22h 25m 9 Joan Bosch 9 SOLO MEN FINISHED Spain 8d 22h 53m 2h time penalty for lost the tracker + 4h missed parcourse 10 10 Ana Orenz 3 SOLO WOMEN FINISHED Spain 9d 20h 26m 11 Thom De Waal 31 SOLO MEN FINISHED Netherlands 9d 19h 50m 12 Rory Anderson 6 SOLO MEN FINISHED UK 9d 20h 5m 4h time penalty for missing 1 period sleep 13 Jan Zimmermann 60 SOLO MEN FINISHED Spain 8d 0h 26m Finished without pair. 1h 30m time addition for not being able to reach the top of Casielles due to weather conditions 14 Miguel David Sepúlveda 47 SOLO MEN FINISHED Spain 10d 25h 37m 2h time penalty for shortcut CP9 15 Philippe Ramseyer 52 SOLO MEN FINISHED Switcherland 11d 19h 55m 16 Julien Silverston 41 SOLO MEN FINISHED Spain 11d 22h 6m 17 Tobias Maute 42 SOLO MEN FINISHED Germany 12d 5h 2m 18 Rowan Mcmurray 34 SOLO MEN FINISHED Australia 12d 5h 2m 19 Sergio Cristancho 22 SOLO MEN FINISHED Colombia 12d 10h 2m 8h time penalty for missing 2 periods of sleep 20 Pablo Calvo 8 SOLO MEN FINISHED Spain 13d 2h 7m 21 Steven Geelen 48 SOLO MEN FINISHED Belgium 13d 7h 44m 22 Martin Berndt 27 SOLO MEN FINISHED Germany 13d 6h 26m 23 Nadine Ansorg 35 SOLO WOMEN FINISHED UK 13d 15h 16m 24 Laforge Fredroric 33 SOLO MEN FINISHED France 13d 21h 30m 25 Gosia Szwaracka 17 SOLO WOMEN SCRATCHED Poland — 1h 30m time addition for not being able to reach the top of Casielles due to weather conditions — Donnacha Cassidy 25 SOLO MEN SCRATCHED Ireland — — Rishi Fox 5 SOLO WOMEN SCRATCHED Australia — — Pierfrancesco Santin 12 SOLO MEN SCRATCHED Italy — — Omar Rubiano 37 SOLO MEN SCRATCHED Colombia — — Jesus David Morente 26 SOLO MEN SCRATCHED Spain — — Julio Greff 23 SOLO MEN SCRATCHED BRAZIL — — Simon Romaine 7 SOLO MEN SCRATCHED UK — — Michael Weibrecht 32 SOLO MEN SCRATCHED Germany — — Guillaume Bour 2 SOLO MEN SCRATCHED France — — Thomas Weber 38 SOLO MEN SCRATCHED Mexico — — Damien Laguide 30 SOLO MEN SCRATCHED France — — Raul Muñoz 10 SOLO MEN SCRATCHED Spain — — Gerhard Emhofer 29 SOLO MEN SCRATCHED Spain — — Aday Palmero 20 SOLO MEN SCRATCHED Spain — — Mercel Müller 61 PAIR MEN SCRATCHED Germany — — Jacob Pieter De Jong 71 PAIR MEN SCRATCHED Netherlands — — Devin Solleveld 70 PAIR MEN SCRATCHED Netherlands — - — Raúl Peralta 85 PAIR MEN SCRATCHED Spain — — Jokin Etxebarria 84 PAIR MEN SCRATCHED Spain — -
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