Team hep takes on CHALLENGE Heilbronn

Thursday 16 May 2019
The hep CHALLENGE HEILBRONN powered by Audi and its Güglinger title sponsor used a press conference to inform about the latest news. Hep introduced its current hep Sports Team, a team of selected endurance athletes, to support hep as its main sponsor.

As members of the team, Sebastian Kienle, Laura Philipp and Arne Gabius were interviewed by hep co-founder Christian Hamann. Common denominator of all was the desire to do positive activities for our planet earth. As a professional triathlete, whose life with many trips is not necessarily the most climate-friendly, glad to have a sponsor to deal with this topic.

The three athletes and the other team members Maurice Clavel and Boris Stein will be on the starting line of the hep CHALLENGE HEILBRONN powered by Audi on 19th of May, organizer Kai Sauser was delighted with the positive news. Among the men surely also the new local hero and Schwaigerner Florian Angert and Andreas Dreitz belong to the absolute top athletes. Defending champion Daniela Bleymehl can compete in the elite women’s field with Laura Philipp.

MALE PRO:
1 Kienle Sebastian GER
2 Clavel Maurice GER
3 Dreitz Andreas GER
4 Scheltinga Evert NED
5 Angert Florian GER
6 Pochon Cyril FRA
7 Koutny Philipp SUI
8 Reichel Horst GER
9 Badar Gergo HUN
10 Van Den Langenbergh Peter BEL
11 Van Meirhaeghe Jef BEL
12 Wade Sam GBR
13 Mutterer Julian GER
14 Nybo Riis Jesper DNK
15 Bosch Thomas GER
16 Christen Carson USA
17 Dicke Benjamin GER
18 Drachler Tobias GER
19 Eggeling Marc GER
20 Eisenlauer Fabian GER
21 Elischer Renning GER
22 Engelbert Lukas GER
23 Erhardt Julian GER
24 Fahrenholz Philipp GER
25 Feil Patrick    GER
26 Fritzenschaft Julian GER
27 Göhner Michael GER
28 Günther Fabian GER
29 Heerdt Luca GER
30 Hirmke Niklas GER
32 Hörmann Markus GER
33 Jais Christian GER
34 Kalb Michael GER
35 Krämer Lukas GER
36 Martens Rob NED
37 Martin Charles FRA
38 Mintern Chris IRL
39 Plappert Malte GER
40 Rahn Fabian GER
41 Reinwand Sebastian GER
42 Riedel Axel GER
43 Schubert Gerrit GER
44 Schwarz Simon GER
45 Siegel Alexander GER
46 Strijk Sven NED
47 Wimmer Robert GER
48 Wium Nicolai Lyng DEN
49 Wöllner Marcus GER
50 Zepuntke Ruben GER

FEMALE PRO:
71 Bleymehl Daniela GER
72 Philipp Laura GER
73 Visser Els NED
74 Krivankova Simona CZE
75 Hecht Nicole SUI
78 Verch Evelyn GER
79 Bruschi Giulia ITA
80 Kolarova Hana CZE
81 Steurs Karen BEL
82 Käs Saskia GER
83 Cummings Chantal GBR
84 Wolff Katharina GER
85 Grohmann Katharina GER
86 Hengartner Corina SUI
87 Lüthi Diane SUI
CHALLENGE Family (photo: Marcel Hilger)


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