11th Štanjel Race 2010

Štanjel (Slovenia), Saturday 4 December 2010

Štanjel and the Karst (Photo: www.runinternational.eu)

 

Staged near the picturesque medieval hilltop village of Štanjel, this event promises a nice day out in Slovenia's Primorska region.

Štanjel is located on the Karst limestone plateau, around 25 kilometres from the Adriatic Sea.

Competitors run 8.2km on undulating dirt roads, mainly through forest. One kilometre is on asphalt.

After the race participants usually indulge in local culinary delights - air-dried pršut ham and Teran, a slightly sour, ruby-red wine.

In 2009, the winners were Boštjan Hrovat (28:49) and Vesna Hedžet (38:48).

 

Country: Slovenia

Venue (Map): Štanjel (25km from Trieste, 64km from Udine, 86km from Ljubljana)

Date: 4 December 2010 (Saturday)

Race distance: 8.2km

Start time: 11.00

Start and finish: Lovski dom (hunting lodge), ca. 2km from Štanjel toward Komen

Entries: on the day (until 30 minutes before the start)

Entry fees: 10 EUR

You get: a pair of socks, a snack and tea

Prizes: trophies to the first 3 M/F, medals to the first 3 in each category

Number of finishers 2009: 159

Event website (in Slovene): www.kraskitekaci.si

 

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Old stone cottage in Štanjel (Photo: www.runinternational.eu)