When and where can I pick up my race kit?
Race kits can be picked up at
Haus Oberallgäu in Sonthofen during the following times:
Friday, June 14th: 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Saturday, June 15th: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sunday: June 16th: 4:30 AM - 6:15 AM
Note: For legal reasons, each participant must appear in person and present their ID card.
What time and where is the start on Sunday?
The start time is 6:45 AM in front of the
ice stadium in Sonthofen.
Do I have to attend the Riders Briefing (Friday, June 14 at 7 pm at Markthalle)?
Yes and no. It is obligatory to attend this Riders Briefing. Also for your own safety. However, there will also be a livestream, which will be available online afterwards.
How are the starting blocks for the main race divided?
The starting blocks are divided based on the results from the team time trial on Saturday. The exact number of teams cannot be determined in advance, as it depends on the sizes of the respective teams qualifying for each starting block. Non-participation of the team time trial will automatically result in placement in starting block E.
Block A: approx. 200 people (rough orientation: Men's Teams 1-10, Mixed Teams 1-10, Women's Teams 1-5)
Block B: approx. 200 people (rough orientation: Men's Teams 11-20, Mixed Teams 11-20, Women's Teams 6-10)
Block C: approx. 200 people (rough orientation: Men's Teams 21-30, Mixed Teams 21-30, Women's Teams 11-15)
Block D: approx. 200 people (rough orientation: Men's Teams 31-40, Mixed Teams 31-40, Women's Teams 16-20)
Block E: all other teams as well as all teams without team time trial results
What is the main race course like? Are there GPX files?
Note: Always be aware of your surroundings and don’t let your bike computer or similar devices distract you!
What does "Neutralized Zone" mean and how far does it extend?
A neutralized zone means that the race is not yet open in this section and no timing occurs. In this section, the pace car must not be overtaken to minimize the risk of accidents in the first kilometers. The time measurement and the race begins at about kilometer 6 (
near C&C just before Immenstadt).
Does the road traffic regulations (StvO) apply on a closed course?
Yes, absolutely. Although all necessary safety precautions have been taken to ensure no traffic is on the course, 100% safety cannot be guaranteed. Additionally, the right-hand driving rule must be strictly followed for sporting reasons to allow faster athletes to overtake, thus minimizing the risk of accidents.
Are there time limits?
Yes, there are three cutoffs:
Are there aid stations? What is available at the aid stations?
Aid stations will be located at kilometers 48, 79, and 97. They will provide Maurten Drinkmix, gels, and bars, as well as water, fruit, and possibly some surprises.
What are the spectator hotspots / cheering zones?
There are several options for all spectators and accompanying persons. All locations are marked on this
location map.
The start at 6:45 AM at the ice stadium in Sonthofen.
The start of the Riedbergpass from 8:30 AM to 10:15 AM.
The aid station with live music at the summit from 8:45 AM to 10:40 AM (reachable only by bike and departure only possible after 10:40 AM).
The finish at the Hörnerbahn in Bolsterlang from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. (parking lot is marked in the location map)
Can you start with fewer than 3 team members?
Yes, but then n official timing and scoring.
How large can a team be?
There is no size limit. For a ranking, at least 3 members are necessary.
Where is the finish line? How do I get back to Sonthofen?
The finish line is at the
parking lot of the Hörnerbahn in Bolsterlang. Drinks and a small finisher buffet will be available there until 2:00 PM. The return trip to the event area in Sonthofen will start at 2:00 PM in a closed convoy. This return trip is also included in the
Komoot collection.
Good to know: Your race kit includes a voucher for a free round trip on the cable car to enjoy the heights after the race :-)
How is the main race scored? Who will be honored?
Only the time of the 3rd person in the men’s and women’s teams who crosses the finish line will be counted. In mixed teams, the time is counted when at least 3 persons of 2 genders cross the finish line. The three fastest teams in each category will be honored.
Are there KOMs and QOMs again?
Yes! They are as follows:
2 x Saustiege (2.14 km & 140 hm)
2 x Rohrmoos Buhrwald (3 km & 160 hm)
Riedbergpass (5.47 km & 500 hm)
Team Time Trial (4.3 km & 380 hm)
The six fastest times of the team are added together.