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Ötztaler Radmarathon 2024

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Sunday 01 Sep 2024 - Sölden

Ötztaler Radmarathon is a road bike cycling event category gran fondo in Austria, state Tyrol limited to 4000 participants and was organized for the first time in 1982. The edition Ötztaler Radmarathon 2024 is part of the circuit Bucket List road sportives Europe and will take place on Sunday 01 September 2024 with departure in Sölden, Bezirk Imst, Tyrol.

Ötztaler Radmarathon is offering 1 routes (227 km) for road bike

Organizer: Every year, around 4.000 cyclists have a dream: to finish the most demanding cycling marathon in the Alps.

There is no other challenge that comprises four Alpine passes (Kühtaisattel, Brenner-, Jaufenpass and Timmelsjoch) and 5500 altitude meters! The original route with start and finish in Sölden leads racing cyclists past idyllic villages and along the Kühtai saddle to the province's capital of Innsbruck, and further on across the Brenner Pass to South Tyrol. In some high Alpine areas, which culminate at Jaufen Pass and Timmelsjoch at 2474 meters above sea level, the athletes also fight against quickly changing weather conditions. Especially challenging are the steep climbs with a gradient of up to 18%, followed by speedy downhill stretches.

  • 227 km / 365.32108800000003 mi

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