{"id":17789,"date":"2019-08-12T07:45:31","date_gmt":"2019-08-12T07:45:31","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.challenge-family.com\/challenge-family\/uncategorized\/postcard-from-sid-roth-part2\/"},"modified":"2024-05-29T15:46:18","modified_gmt":"2024-05-29T15:46:18","slug":"postcard-from-sid-roth-part2","status":"publish","type":"news","link":"https:\/\/www.challenge-family.com\/challenge-family\/news\/postcard-from-sid-roth-part2\/","title":{"rendered":"Postcard from Sid – Guten Morgen! Greetings from Roth – Part 2"},"content":{"rendered":"

Guten Morgen! Greetings from Roth, Germany \u2013 Part 2<\/p>\n

So, we explored Nuremberg in my last postcard, but now I\u2019m bringing us back to Roth to recap what was another awesome week. You just can\u2019t go past this week and try to ignore it.<\/p>\n

For the first time in the history of the race, 36years, a local Franconian won, Andreas Dreitz. Not only was Andi a popular winner as a local, he\u2019s also part of the Erdinger Alkoholfrei Triathlon team, and Erdinger Alkoholfrei also have a long supporting partnership with Challenge Roth. So there were a lot of happy Germans! Jesper Svensson had led out the water and for much of the bike, and then also finished strongly to take second, ahead of Cam Wurf in third.<\/p>\n

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Champagne Showers on the Podium<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

On the women\u2019s side Lucy Charles-Barclay lead from the gun to take the win she missed last year. It was an impressive display across the board, with Lucy posting a time that puts her as the fourth fastest in Roth history, just behind Chrissie Wellington and Daniela Ryf, as well as the second fastest British woman ever (again just behind Chrissie). Sarah Crowley became the fastest Australian female over the iron distance, finishing in second, with last years winner, Daniela Bleymehl, in a last minute decision to race, coming in a very impressive third.<\/p>\n

However, Roth is a fun packed week with so much going on, there\u2019s some other big races we should cover off in this postcard!<\/p>\n

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Prost! At the Erdinger Party, Challenge Roth<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The unofficial, official opening to Challenge Roth, The Erdinger Party held on the Thursday night, where it\u2019s a chance to see the Pros dress up in traditional Dirndls and Lederhosen. Or feel free to bring your own and join in as well. The more the merrier. This year the event had a twist as a team competition was on the mentioned. Three teams, led by Ralf Beyer (Mayor of Heideck), Felix Walchshoefer and Hans Raithel (Deputy Major of Roth), then each had two Pro Athletes, or a Pro athlete who was racing, and then perhaps a non racing Pro, or an ex Pro! Round one was the Beer Hold. The three team captains had to hold a stein of beer straight out for as long as possible. Round two was the perfect beer pour from bottle to glass and round three was the beer drinking! (Please note this is Alkoholfrie beer!)<\/p>\n

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Round 1 \u2013 The Stein Hold<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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Round 2 \u2013 The Beer Pour<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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Round 3 \u2013 The Beer Down<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Temperatures were high for the week, as Europe was mid Summer and experiencing a heat wave, so there was the risk that the swim would be non wetsuit for everyone.<\/p>\n

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\u00a9 witsupcom<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

However, the team were working hard to ensure the water temperature dropped by race day, at least for the Age Groupers. Well some of the team were working hard!<\/p>\n

Another huge event at Challenge Roth, takes place on Saturday, and is the Challenge Women 5km. Run, jog, walk, dance however you\u2019d like, with your 3000 friends, to make it round the 5km, which takes the participants up into the woods and trails around the Challenge Roth race site. It\u2019s definitely for me, one of the highlights of the week, and this year I was able to run wearing my Mum\u2019s bib. It\u2019s an event for everyone, whatever age, or speed you want to go. You can be as competitive or as social as you like, or both! It\u2019s just an amazing uplifting feeling and an ocean of pink t.shirts spreading over Roth, is always a pretty good sight.<\/p>\n

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Challenge Women! An incredible event \u2013 run, walk, dance, chat \u2013 have a lot of fun!<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

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\nAnother massive event is the Junior Challenge, where hundreds of kids to swim-run or swim-bike-run to their own finish line! It was the first time I\u2019ve been able to get down to see this race and boy was the energy and atmosphere pumping! Definitely a few little legends in this race, and perhaps champions of the future, but it was just amazing to see so many kids, all having a go, smiling all the way to the line and having fun.<\/p>\n

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My roving reporters and little legends \u2013 Finlay, Emilia and Jackson<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

To give you a better insight into this event, I called upon my roving reporters again, Finley, Emilia and Jackson, to give us their thoughts, and the low down.<\/p>\n

Sid:<\/strong> What did you have to do for the race?<\/p>\n

Finley: It was a swim, not a bike but a run. There were mostly girls in my lane. I had to swim 1 length (50m). I had to run over a hill, go into transition, put my shoes on, leave my goggles in the box, leave my hat at the red arch and run around the ball court then onto the finish stage. I was racing with the number 1 bib!!!<\/p>\n

Emilia: A swim, bike, run which is a triathlon. I had to swim 2 lengths (100m) of the pool with 3 other people in the lane. We had to swim on the right side so we didn’t crash. We had to get out and take off our hat and goggles. I ran to my bike on put on my shoes, number belt and helmet. I grabbed my bike and went on a 3k bike ride. It was on closed roads and it was fun. Then I had to jump off my bike, take off my helmet, swivel round my number and then run around a volleyball court and over the finish line. It was exciting and fun.<\/p>\n

Jackson: We swam and then we ran to our shoes and then we ran to the finish.<\/p>\n

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Two laps of the pool for Emilia in the Junior Challenge<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Sid<\/strong>: Were you nervous?<\/p>\n

F: Mostly not, but kind of at the start<\/p>\n

E: I was nervous just at the start but once I got swimming I forgot about it<\/p>\n

J: I was nervous because I didn\u2019t know how fast the other kids were.<\/p>\n

Sid:<\/strong> Best bit about the race?<\/p>\n

F: I loved the run and I shot off like Usain Bolt<\/p>\n

E: I loved the bike because I love going really fast downhill<\/p>\n

J: My favourite part was the run.<\/p>\n

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Usain Bolt \u2013 aka Finley!<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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T1 \u2013 swim to bike<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Sid<\/strong>: Worst bit about the race?<\/p>\n

F: At the start because the gun was very loud and a bit scary<\/p>\n

E: I think the swim because it felt like it was everlasting<\/p>\n

J: My least favourite was getting kicked in the face in the swim<\/p>\n

Sid<\/strong>: Did the volunteers and helpers speak English to you?<\/p>\n

F: Before I started the Helfers spoke to me in English. They were really nice.<\/p>\n

E: Yes, when they realised I spoke English<\/p>\n

J: Everyone spoke German, so I just went as fast as I could<\/p>\n

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The Finish Arch at Junior Challenge brings the kids up on stage!<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Sid:<\/strong> Did you have fun?<\/p>\n

F: Absolutely! It was as much fun as I have at Christmas<\/p>\n

E: Yes, definitely because I love swimming, bike riding and running and doing the race and hearing the cheering<\/p>\n

J: YES!<\/p>\n

Sid:<\/strong> Will you do another Junior Challenge?<\/p>\n

F: Definitely! I might like to go back next year or whenever I can<\/p>\n

E: Definitely because it is so much fun<\/p>\n

J: I would love to do another Challenge.<\/p>\n

Sid<\/strong>: What’s next for you in your sporting career?<\/p>\n

F: I’m going to keep up with swimming lessons with Melvin, I’m looking forward to riding my bike at the skills park in Scotland, I’m excited for a water sports week with my cousins in the summer and I’d like to learn some golf.<\/p>\n

E: I’d like to take part in a junior Park Run, join Alnwick Harriers and represent Alnwick Dolphins in a swimming gala<\/p>\n

J: I\u2019d like to do another race in another country<\/p>\n

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For me, it was quite a different year, with not racing, but an experience that allowed me to be involved in so many of the events and activities that go on in race week, most of which I\u2019m normally unable to attend. So, it was a lot of fun being involved in that side of the race and seeing of the behind the scenes and organisational side of an event like this.<\/p>\n

On race day, I was following the Pro Men on a motor bike, providing the Twitter updates and also feeding back to central HQ for all social media and to the live broadcast studio.<\/p>\n

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\u201cLook Mum, no hands!\u201d Recording on iphone & GoPro trying to capture the experience that is Solarer Berg!<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

It was incredible to see the race unfold from a different perspective, that being the back of a motor bike. Really being able to appreciate the volunteers out on course or in transition, and all the officials marshalling the road. To be able to really take in the A M A Z I N G crowds all the way round, was pretty special. Solarer Berg is just simple out of this world crazy!<\/p>\n

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Very typical support when you ride through a small hamlet of house on the bike course in Roth<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

I don\u2019t think any images or videos really capture what an incredible experience it is! However, this year I noticed it\u2019s not just Solarer Berg. The hill down at Greding is also packed, and now the climb just before you get to Hilpostein is pretty much single file like Solarer Berg as well! It\u2019s just amazing how more and more people come out every year to support this race! The locals love it!<\/p>\n

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The hyped-up volunteers ready and waiting at T2.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The run was no different really, with crowds packed through the centre of Roth and out to the canal, and then out the other side towards Buchenbach. I think this is one of my favourite places on the course. To me it\u2019s like the Solarer Berg of the run course! It\u2019s mental. You emerge from a rolling few kilometres through the woods, to this wall of noise as you run down into this little village. Centre piece is the pond, and with the packed crowds and noise, it\u2019s almost like you get catapulted around here, and flung back towards the finish.<\/p>\n

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The finish line at Challenge Roth is one of the most magical. Of course, all finish lines are special and deservedly so, but there\u2019s something about the stadium at Roth, and the cauldron of energy that just builds and builds throughout the day, that as the sun sets and the flares, flames, glow sticks, lights, and more come alive, it\u2019s just a special place.<\/p>\n

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Behind the scenes at the finish line \u2013 control centre for music, screens, flares and more.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The fireworks at the end of the day, are worthy of ones that match Sydney\u2019s at New Year! A magical way to end what is always a simple fantabulous day!<\/p>\n

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The magic that is the Challenge Roth finsh line!<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The racing isn\u2019t over when the fireworks hit the sky! There are few more important events that take place in Roth. First up is the race to line up to secure your slot for the following years event. On Monday morning, Challenge Roth, give out the first 1000 people a slot. People start queuing up before the race is even over on Sunday night! It\u2019s an amazing site and a testament to the crazy fans that Challenge Roth has created! Ha Ha! What\u2019s also impressive that the team in Roth, come out and make sure everyone has blankets (if need), or food and drinks throughout the night. There\u2019s lots of little things like this that go on behind the scenes that most people don\u2019t see, about how incredibly well Roth looks after it\u2019s volunteers and workers. It\u2019s pretty amazing, and well that\u2019s just what the team in Roth are about! That\u2019s who they are!<\/p>\n

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23:45hrs Race Day \u2013 first in the queue, ready to secure their slot for 2020!<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Monday, is full of awards, and culminates in a massive thank you party for the 7500 volunteers. The Pros come along, which is a huge highlight for the volunteers, as they line up for autographs. As well as, I reckon, there is a prize draw giveaway for pretty much every volunteer! It\u2019s mental! And these are legit certified awesome prizes for the volunteers. After the volunteers party, it\u2019s time for the final race of the event\u2026 the infamous Table Run\u2026 however you\u2019ll have to make sure you\u2019re there in 2020 to find more about that one!<\/p>\n

Challenge Roth, just A W E S O M E. whilst I was of course gutted not to be racing, I had an absolute blast and was able to see a side of the race and have a completely different experience, one however that I\u2019m incredible grateful for. A huge thank you to everyone who made this happen.<\/p>\n

Rest assured\u2026 I\u2019ll see you on the start line in 2020!<\/p>\n

Tsch\u00fcss!<\/p>\n

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Don\u2019t Die Wondering<\/p>\n

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