Red Bull X-Alps Paragliding and Hiking Race Seasons (2003-2021)

1. Inaugural Red Bull X-Alps launches

   Jul 14, 2003Labels: Dachstein Glacier, Monaco, Hike-and-fly

   • RBX History
   • XCmag 2003
   • Wikipedia

2. Kaspar Henny wins the first edition

   Jul 27, 2003Labels: Kaspar Henny, Monaco

   • RBX History
   • XCmag 2003

3. Second edition adds route changes and women racers

   Jan 1, 2005Labels: Zugspitze, Mont Blanc, Alex Hofer

   • RBX History

4. Alex Hofer wins again as difficulty increases

   Jan 1, 2007Labels: Alex Hofer, five turnpoints

   • RBX History

5. Salzburg city-center start debuts; Maurer breaks through

   Jul 19, 2009Labels: Salzburg Mozartplatz, Christian Maurer, seven turnpoints

   • RBX History
   • XCmag 2009
   • Wikipedia

6. Maurer secures back-to-back victory

   Jul 28, 2011Labels: Christian Maurer, Monaco

   • XCmag Day12
   • CheckeredFlag
   • Wikipedia

7. Longer 2013 route; Maurer wins in record time

   Jul 14, 2013Labels: Christian Maurer, ten turnpoints

   • RBX History
   • XCmag 2013

8. Prologue introduced for a race-day advantage

   Jan 1, 2015Labels: Prologue, race-day advantage

   • RBX History

9. Maurer wins 2015; record number reach goal

   Jul 13, 2015Labels: Christian Maurer, 19 finishers

   • XCmag 2015
   • RBX History
   • XCmag Finishers

10. 2017 ends with only two finishers

    Jul 13, 2017Labels: Christian Maurer, Beno t

    • RBX History
    • Wikipedia

11. Maurer wins 2019 to complete a decade unbeaten

    Jun 26, 2019Labels: Christian Maurer, decade unbeaten

    • XCmag 2019
    • RedBull Report

12. Finish shifts to Zell am See in a circular route

    Jun 28, 2021Labels: Zell am, circular route, Christian Maurer

    • XCmag 2021
    • RBX Clock
    • Wikipedia