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Event Name: X-Berg Challenge When: 17 March 2021 - 22 March 2021 Where: El Mirador Airfield, Champagne Valley, Central Drakensberg, Kwazulu-Natal Category: MTB X-Berg Challenge 2021 4 day Extreme race 17 – 22 March 2021 2 day Mini race 19 – 22 March 2021 (Dates include pre and post race days) Run it, or Ride it, or Fly it! A unique multi-day race in South Africa’s Drakensberg mountain range with re-supply options en-route. Stick to one discipline throughout the race or mix it up and do a combination! Solo, team and relay entries welcome. Discipline classes: Mountain biking, e-biking, trail running or paragliding Go to Event Page

Event Name: X-Berg Challenge When: 24 March 2020 - 29 March 2020 Where: Drakensberg Brewery, Kwazulu-Natal Category: MTB The X-Berg Challenge is a truly unique event where mountain bikers, trail runners and paragliders are pitted against each other in a thrilling multi-day adventure race with a twist. Established in 2013, this epic event takes place in the stunning Drakensberg Region of South Africa. The challenge is to cycle, or run, or fly between set turn points, using skill and cunning to self-navigate and work out the fastest route for your sporting discipline. 24 - 29 March 2020, Extreme 4-day race 26 - 29 March 2020, Mini 2-day race (Dates incl. pre & post race days) Go to Event Page

Event Name: X-Berg Challenge When: 20 March 2019 - 24 March 2019 Where: The Border Post (Phatt Chef Diner & BB/Windmill Farm) on, Kwazulu-Natal Category: MTB The X-BERG CHALLENGE is an adventure race between paraglider vs. runner vs. cyclist for athletes looking for a twist. The challenge is to fly, run and cycle along a pre-set race route across the Drakensberg, South Africa. The length of the route may differ from race to race (I.e. between 2013 and 2018) but will be around 90 km - 180 km as the crow flies. The aim of the race is to finish as quickly as possible travelling only by paraglider, foot or bicycle (either you are carrying “IT” or “IT” is carrying you). After starting teams will travel past pre-determined “turn points” en-route. These turn points along with the overall route will be defined by the Race Committee. The Athlete who completes the route and reaches the finish first shall be declared the winner of the race. Go to Event Page