Overview
- The professional race starts at noon in Eschborn and concludes around 5 PM at Frankfurt's Alte Oper, covering 200 km with over 3,000 meters of climbing, including two ascents of the Großer Feldberg.
- This year’s event includes 19 WorldTour teams, featuring top riders like Julian Alaphilippe, Nils Politt, and Maxim Van Gils, alongside German contenders such as Maximilian Schachmann and Jonas Rutsch.
- Approximately 10,000 amateur cyclists are participating, nearly half of whom are first-time entrants, reflecting growing interest in cycling as a sport and hobby in Germany.
- Comprehensive road closures and public transit adjustments are in place across Frankfurt and the Taunus region, with detailed information available via the event’s website and hotline.
- Youth events like the Laufrad-Rennen and Bike Parade provide children the chance to ride on the same course as the professionals, emphasizing community and engagement in cycling.