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New women’s speed record in Kilimanjaro for Vanessa Morales

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Never two without three. After 9 days of experimentation and two failed attempts, the French Vanessa Morales finally overtook Kilimanjaro (Tanzania), reaching an altitude of 5,895 meters. Completing a round trip in 11 hours and 33 minutes (45 km and 8,520 m altitude): 30 pm), has been conducted by Danish Christina Shoe Madsen since 2018.

After the last two failed attempts at “Western Breach” on one of the most difficult routes, Morales decided to take another “Mweka” to the top. “ Of course, this is not the time I expect so much in the West! But he is there! Finally a French stop watch in Kili! “, She is happy on her social networks.

In 2019, the French woman has already surpassed the record set by “Western Breach” in 9 hours 58 minutes 49 seconds. But this time it was not approved because the trial runner had to pause to help one of her guides. However, on August 13, she returned to Tanzania.

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