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A world record that is also due to the Traunstein

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GMUNDEN. Extremsporter Michael Strasser has completed the seven highest mountains of the Alps in seven days - exclusively to Fu and on the bike. On 19th March he will perform at the Gmundner Stadttheater
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A world record that is also due to the Traunstein

GMUNDEN. Extremsporter Michael Strasser has completed the seven highest mountains of the Alps in seven days - exclusively to Fu and on the bike. On 19th March he will perform at the Gmundner Stadttheater

·Linz, Austria
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nachrichten.at broke the news in Linz, Austria on Monday, March 10, 2025.
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