Exatlon Slovenija 2022

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Exatlon Slovenija 2022
Season 2
Presented by Jure Košir
No. of days63
No. of castaways29
WinnersKarolina Siročič
Marko Špiler
Runners-upLina Majcen
Tim Nuč
Location Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic
Release
Original networkPlanet TV
Original releaseSeptember 5 (2022-09-05) 
November 25, 2022 (2022-11-25)
Season chronology
 Previous
2021

Exatlon Slovenija 2022 is the second and final season of the Slovenian reality television series Exatlon Slovenija. The season returns to Las Terrenas in the Dominican Republic with a new host, Jure Košir. [1] [2] [3] The season consists of two teams, one consisting of ordinary civilians and the other consisting of notable athletes and reality-TV personalities. The season premiered on Planet TV on 5 September and concluded on 25 November 2022 where Karolina Siročič and Marko Špiler won in the final challenge against Lina Majcen and Tim Nuč winning the grand prize of 50,000 each and be crowned the winners of Exatlon Slovenija 2022. [4] [5] [6] [7]

List of Exatlon Slovenija 2022 contestants
ContestantOriginal TeamsFirst IntrudersSecond IntrudersThird IntrudersFourth IntrudersMerged TeamFinish
Jaka Polak
27, Ljubljana
Jadran1st Eliminated
Day 5
Manca Šepetavc
26, Litija
Former professional athlete
TriglavQuit
Day 7
Teja Kralj
43, Škofja Loka
Survivor Contestant
TriglavTriglavMedically evacuated
Day 9
Tjaša Lepej
23, Slovenj Gradec
JadranJadranMedically evacuated
Day 9
Anamarija Kastelic
22, Ljubljana
Fitness Model
TriglavTriglav2nd Eliminated
Day 10
Michael Lovrec
28, Maribor
Personal trainer
TriglavTriglavTriglav3rd Eliminated
Day 15
Kaja Bajda
27, Trbovlje
Kinesiologist
Triglav4th Eliminated
Day 20
Klemen Kopina
25, Novo Mesto
Radio Host
TriglavMedically evacuated
Day 23
Boris Vidović
26, Ljubljana
JadranJadranJadranJadran5th Eliminated
Day 25
Maja Zaman
21, Novo Mesto
Acrobatics Athlete
TriglavTriglavMedically evacuated
Day 27
Pika Miškulin
20, Ljubljana
JadranJadranJadranJadranJadran6th Eliminated
Day 30
Aleš Žontar
40, Laško
JadranJadranJadran7th Eliminated
Day 35
Andreja Košir
41, Mavčiče
JadranJadranJadranJadranJadran8th Eliminated
Day 40
Naja Babnik
29, Medvode
Sports Therapist
Triglav9th Eliminated
Day 45
Angel Stratorski
21, Nova Gorica
Student
TriglavTriglav10th Eliminated
Day 45
Jan Klobasa
24, Gornja Radgona
Kmetija Winner
TriglavTriglavTriglavTriglavTriglavMedically evacuated
Day 48
Jana Selič
42, Celje
Saleswoman
TriglavTriglav11th Eliminated
Day 50
Katrin Kostanjšek
21, Ljubljana
JadranJadran12th Eliminated
Day 55
Marko Vnuk
43, Maribor
JadranJadranJadranJadranJadran13th Eliminated
Day 55
Neža Simčič
25, Razdrto
JadranJadran14th Eliminated
Day 57
Tadej Ambrožič
30, Mirna Peč
JadranJadran15th Eliminated
Day 57
Teo Čeh
30, Šoštanj
Professional acrobat
TriglavTriglavTriglavTriglavTriglavUnification16th Eliminated
Day 59
Klara Japelj
24, Vrhnika
Personal trainer
TriglavTriglavTriglavTriglav17th Eliminated
Day 59
Luka Burja
29, Kamnik
JadranJadranJadranJadranJadran18th Eliminated
Day 61
Laura Rozman
19, Rače
JadranJadranJadranJadran19th Eliminated
Day 61
Tim Nuč
27, Planina pri Sevnici
Acrobat
TriglavTriglavTriglavTriglavTriglavRunner-up
Day 63
Lina Majcen
21, Komenda
Kmetija Contestant
TriglavTriglavTriglavTriglavTriglavRunner-up
Day 63
Marko Špiler
32, Brežice
Mechanical Technician
TriglavTriglavWinner
Day 63
Karolina Siročič
21, Ljubljana
JadranJadranJadranJadranJadranWinner
Day 63

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