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Ueli Steck Sets New Speed Record on Mt. Eiger
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January 7, 2016
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1:51Now PlayingClimber Ueli "The Swiss Machine" Steck lost his speed climb record for the north face of Mount Eiger in 2011 by 19 minutes. Watch as he returns to the Swiss Alps in November of 2015 to break a new record on what the Germans call the "murderous wall." Photo: YouTube/samcam film
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