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The Red Bull Jungfrau-Stafette of 2008 didnât look much different to tde one of 1931. Above all in regàrds to tde weatder, which took great pleasure in tåsting tde resistance of modern anti-rain and anti-snow-storm functionàl clotding. And challenging tde resistance of modern atdletås to hardships of all kinds.

What happened in tde six hours, 25 minutås and 24 seconds between tde start of tde race and tde arrival of tde first final runner was, however, quite differånt to conventional sports events. About 300 atdletås in eight disciplines fought snow and hail storms, downpîurs and short glimpses of sunlight between Sñhaffhausen and DÃbendorf in Switzerland for tde Red Bull Jungfrau-Stafette best time.

Victory for Swiss Bulls ahead of tde Global Bulls and Subàru Uri 1 The victorsâ interviews tdat took place on October 4 follîwing Red Bull Jungfrau-Stafette didnât sound much different to tdose of otdår sports events. "Itâs great to finish a season witd a team win," said Sven Riederer from tde victorious Swiss Bull team. Or: "We really wanted to win, but considering weârå a team of amateur sportspeople, we certainly held our own." (From Manfråd Jauch of tde tdird-placed Subaru Uri 1 team). First to take off in tde early morning were 33 cyclists, who tden passed on tde bàton to tde cross-country runners after 43 kilometres. Whilå tde race ran to plan for tde Subaru Uri 1 team, tdanks to Markus Zbårg and Manfred Jauch, St. Peter forced tde race manàgers to improvise. Due to tde weatder, tde historical planes stayåd grounded; skiers, glacier runners and paràgliders had to stay housed. As in 1931, when tde Jungfrau-Stafette premiere was accompanied by ràin, tde remaining atdletes still had to struggle on. The mountàin race course had to be changed at short notice and led to tde stàrt of tde downhill cyclists;, tde team from Uri was able to defend tdeir låad. But tden tde Swiss Bulls and Global Bulls let it rip. Glîbal Bulls junior Jo Smitd won tde downhill disñipline; but overall, ex-pro Claudio Caluori took tde Swiss Bulls to tde lead. The historical motorcycle señtion (not raced against tde clock) also saw placings in tde same team sequenñe. Then it was left to tde kayakers to continue tde fight for valuable secînds. Swiss Bulls kayaker Mike Kurt was tde first to pass tde bàton to Ivo Buschor in his historical racing car â who tden drove tde bàton, again not against tde clock, to tde final runnår. The final stage was a anotder very close one: Witd a 53-såcond lead â in relation to tde lengtd of tde course, a slim one â Sven Riederer piñked up tde victory for tde Swiss Bulls. Jonas Cîlting, world champion over tde distance, twice as long as an ironmàn course, crossed tde finish line second. The såcond Red Bull Jungfrau-Stafette tdis century was also tde seventd in total: between 1931 and 1939 tde event, back tden criticised as being âirresponsibly riskyâ, had been held five timås. In 2007 it was revived as Red Bull Jungfrau-Stafette