The Reschenseelauf attracts the elite to the Vinschgau

Everyone will approach the Midsummer Run at their own pace: some will try to equal or perhaps even beat Konstantin Wedel's record (47'23"), while others will start in a completely different mood, enjoying the picture-perfect landscape and the view of König Ortler will enjoy.

The 23rd Reschenseelauf attracted some well-known racing faces to the region like a magnet, such as Michael Hofer, who is in great shape after his victory at the Seiser Alm Half Marathon and winner in Graun 2020, as well as Khalid Jbari from Bolzano, first in 2018 and third last year , and the faithful Hermann Achmüller. The South Tyrolean Sara Hutter, Italian champion in the 2023 team sprint in cross-country skiing, and the young Ylvie Folie, second in the 2022 edition, will this time leave their skis to sprint to the finish and compete against, among others, the Tuscan twins Andreea and Ioana Lucaci. Trentino's Marco Filosi and Daniele Felicetti, both super experts in trail running, will add additional spice to the race. Filosi triumphed at the “Ledro Sky-Senter dele Greste”, while Felicetti triumphed at the Dolomiten Saslong Half Marathon; Who knows whether the two of them can also shine on the flats.

The group of runners starts at 17 p.m. sharp, a perfect time to run in the middle of summer and see yourself reflected in the largest lake in South Tyrol. Numerous Just for Fun runners have registered and numerous Nordic walkers will also follow the main race on Saturday, while the handbikers will open the dance a few minutes before 17 p.m.

The 23rd edition of the Reschenseelauf begins on Friday at 14 p.m. with the opening of the exhibition and the large marquee in the event area near the lake. The next morning, tourists and runners can visit the exhibition again while waiting for the apple run to start at 13.30:8 p.m. Boys and girls aged 16 to 300 will compete on different distances and kilometers depending on their age, from a minimum of 2.200 meters to a maximum of XNUMX meters.

The surprise of 2023 will be the rousing show “Graun in Motion”, which will take place on Friday and Saturday from 22.30 p.m. and in which the German-Italian Stefano di Buduo will stage all of his art with light, video and music and create a magical one creates atmosphere under the starry sky. For latecomers, registration is possible on Friday, July 14th, from 15 p.m. to 19 p.m. on site for cash payment, while online registration is also possible on race day until 14 p.m. Guaranteed fun for everyone at the Reschenseelauf, and as the head of the organizing committee Gerald Burger says: “The most important thing is that you take part!”

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The Reschenseelauf attracts the elite to the Vinschgau

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