Race to the Summit | Official Documentary Trailer - Netflix - video Dailymotion

Fearless alpine climbers Ueli Steck and Dani Arnold enter into a daring rivalry to set speed records on the great north faces of the Alps.

Transcript

00:00 Stekto's climbing wall is a record time of 2 hours and 47 minutes.

00:05 The camera was led by the famous photographer and alpinist, Röbi Bösch.

00:09 Röbi, do you have anything that is still missing, that would be good, or that we should add?

00:17 Yes, yes, not quite.

00:19 The 3a is good there.

00:22 God damn it, maybe you can hold it.

00:29 Today you are a bit ...

00:30 Today there is quite a lot of loss.

00:32 I'm wearing everything.

00:34 I was also very experienced as a photographer and he was an extraordinary alpinist.

00:40 This combination just worked very well.

00:44 A little higher.

00:46 This was a big, you could say, alpinism and media event,

00:53 where he himself noticed that it can be sold very well.

00:59 And he tried to live from it, to live well.

01:02 That was Ueli.

01:04 Welcome, Ueli Stek.

01:06 I understand, I'm wrong if I ask you that, but are you crazy?

01:11 I've been asked that many times.

01:14 Ueli Stek, normally we don't go to our seats,

01:18 but with him we thought, they are used to climbing.

01:21 He did this with the same consistency, almost like with the mountaineer.

01:26 When I was young, I played ice hockey.

01:28 I was always a sportsman.

01:31 In mountaineering, a difficult route, to get to a lion, is almost impossible.

01:38 But everyone understands the times.

01:41 Ueli also took advantage of that.

01:43 I'd rather spend 10 years like a Swiss on the Ruf than 100 years here.

01:49 And then it was a bit close to him, to a certain extent.

01:54 I try it out 100 times.

01:56 It's dangerous.

01:57 I'm not afraid.

01:59 To be continued...

02:02 To be continued...

02:06 To be continued...

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