Episode 3
42 min
A third stage, short but intense: from their bivouac to the Lago dei Monti via the Tremola San Gottardo. A challenge demanding grit and determination. If one of the participants abandons, their entire group is disqualified. But even over the Gotthard Pass, victory seems as far away as ever.
Episode 4
41 min
For this fourth stage, the three teams are helped by two mules and a donkey. From the overnight bivouac, the participants have to climb to the Lago della Sella, an artificial lake lying 2,255 metres above sea-level. Airolo still seems far in the distance. Who will take the final victory?
Episode 5
41 min
A fabulous setting and a glorious day await the participants for this fifth and final stage. With Gianmarco and Michaela's teams already qualified for the last race, Walter still has a chance to join them in the hope of reaching Airolo. Who'll win this downhill run to the finishing line?
Three teams, each made up of a wheelchair-user and two people to accompany them, head off on a race across the Swiss Alps. Kiki Maeder, Christoph Kunz and Dr Björn Zörner are also present to supervise.
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