Blog post - 3 October 2011 09:26

Thule Adventure Team in battle with Team Axa in the last part of the Swedish Multisport Cup

Thule Adventure Team are now the total winner of the Swedish Multisport Cup, after winning 4 out of 5 competitions.

The competition which took place in a central recreation area in Gothenburg, consisted of running, cycling and kayaking around the Delsjön area during 4 hours that ended with an obstacle course. Team Axa had the lead until the last control in the running orientation part but missed a control and Thule Adventure Team took the lead.

After 12 km kayaking in calm lake, Thule Adventure Team had the lead by just over a minute. The team now had the opportunity to choose how to get the last controls, they decided to use their cycles and the biggest challenger, Team Axa chooses to use their kayaks. In the end the Thule Adventure Teams decision showed to be a good one, the team increased the lead and won with fifteen minutes after choosing the right controls with the strong navigator Per Vestling.

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Joakim Frederiksen

Press contact PR Manager Europe & RoW joakim.frederiksen@thule.com +46 40 635 90 25

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