CHALLENGE:
DOLOMITING: 8 COLS
IN LESS THAN 12 HOURS
Add your name to the list of finishers.
WHAT IS DOLOMITING?
Dolomiting is a challenge, cycling the course known from The High Altitude World Championships (HAWC). This route take riders over eight high altitude passes. It is to be completed within twelve hours, entirely self-supported. Unlike typical races, only the times recorded on eight designated climbing segments contribute to the overall standings.
177
KILOMETERS OF TOTAL CYCLING.
78
KILOMETERS OF COUNTING CLIMBS.
5,821
VERTICAL METERS COVERING 8 COLS.
12
HOURS TO COMPLETE THE COMPLETE ROUTE.
THE COURSE
Start and finish in Arabba in the beautiful Dolomites. Alternatively, start and end in La Villa.
Counting segments:
Km 0: Passo Pordoi (<- Arabba) 9.2 km (7.1%)
Km 16: Passo Sella 5.6 km (7.2%)
Km 26: Passo Gardena 5.9 km (4.0%)
Km 44: Passo Valparola 13.8 km (5.8%)
Km 80: Passo Giau 9.6 km (9.3%)
Km 99: Passo Falzarego 10.2 km (5.5%)
Km 130: Passo Fedaia 12.8 km (7.8%)
Km 156: Passo Pordoi (<- Canazei) 11.2 km (6.9%)
See the route on Strava.
FRANCESO FREZZATO (IT)
4h 32m 51s
YVONNE REES (UK)
7h 59m 04s
DOLOMITING FINISHERS
Get your name in the list by sending us proof of your ride and enter the post-registration. You will get a HAWC jersey and your name added to the list of finishers in return.
| # | Rider | Total climb time | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Francesco Frezzato (IT) - M | 04:32:51 | 13 July 2024 |
| 2 | Giovanni Mirabelli (IT) - M | 06:55:02 | 13 July 2024 |
| 3 | Nick de Marco (AUS) - M | 07:10:29 | 5 August 2024 |
| 4 | Yvonne Rees (UK) - F | 07:59:04 | 13 July 2024 |
| 5 | Dirk Tenten (NL) - M | 08:36:39 | 13 July 2024 |
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