Max Riese, Star of Ultra-Cyclism, Dies After Hitting a Deer on a Bike Descent
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The figure of ultra-cyclism Max Riese died on 15 September near Salzburg, Austria. While riding a bike, he hit a deer.
GERMAN ultracyclist and world record holder Max Riese (37) has died in an accident near Salzburg. It is believed he collided with a deer at high speed. He was the record holder in Triple Everesting.
The accident occurred on a route near Salzburg; the 36-year-old athlete was found by a driver on a panoramic road with serious injuries.
The German Max Riese (36) pedaled down in Salzburg, Austria, when he hit the animal.When a driver alerted the authorities about the accident, he had already died.
A figure of ultra-cyclism and recordman of the world of the "Triple Everesting", the German Max Riese died at 36 years after an accident near Salzburg. He allegedly hit a deer during a descent.
The German Max Riese was a key figure in his discipline: he won the Hellenic Mountain Race in May and held the world record of the Triple Everesting. The accident occurred in Austria, where he resided.
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