An antique tractor will take three enthusiastic Swiss football fans over 1,800 kilometers from Lucerne / Rigi (Switzerland) via Berlin (Germany) and Elblag (Poland) to Kaliningrad (Russia) for the World Cup match Serbia-Switzerland. A fan trip for a good cause, with proceeds benefiting "Joy prevails”, the charitable foundation of the former Swiss president, Adolf Ogi. This meaningful foundation brings joy to many children’s lives.
It’s a long journey with the antique tractor driving an average speed of 30 km / h. The three football fans will need 14 days for the 1,800 km journey through the three countries.
The three Swiss fans on the road are Beat Studer (55), Werner Zimmermann (55) and Josef Wyer (67).
The Itinerary:
Saturday, June 9th Rigi/Lucerne – Lake Constance (Switzerland)
Sunday, June 10th: Friedrichshafen – Ulm (Germany)
Monday, June 11th: Ulm – Nürnberg
Tuesday, June 12th: Nürnberg – Plauen
Wednesday, June 13th: Plauen – Leipzig
Thursday, June 14th: Leipzig – Potsdam
Friday, June 15th: Potsdam – Berlin
Saturday, June 16th: Berlin
Sunday, June 17th: Berlin – Border - Szczecin (Stettin) (Poland)
Monday, June 18th: Szcezecin – Koszalin
Tuesday, June 19th: Koszalin – Lebork
Wednesday, June 20th: Lebork – Elblag
Thursday, June 21st: Elblag – Border – Kalininingrad (Russia)
Friday, June 22nd: Kaliningrad, Match Switzerland - Serbia
The expedition team is hoping for a happy reception from football enthusiasts everywhere. Football connects: emotions, joy in the game and creating friendships. Long live football!
Contact:
Josef Wyer, WTW-Wirtschafts-Treuhand
Bahnhofstrasse 4
CH-6403 Küssnacht am Rigi SZ
Mobile 0041 (0)79 445 10 18
e-Mail: wtw@bluewin.ch