Overview

• Host operator Wiener Linien topped the standings on 13 September, with Poznań second and Oslo third, as Budapest finished fourth.
• Twenty-five teams from multiple continents competed in Vienna in eight precision disciplines such as Stop & Go, speed-holding accuracy and Tram-Bowling.
• Germany fielded drivers from Berlin and Leipzig, rebounded in the second round and placed seventh overall.
• Officials highlighted extensive media interest and livestream audiences, citing the event’s staff recognition value and promotional impact.
• Wiener Linien’s chief said the showcase cost about half a million euros, and organizers indicated the format now reverts to a European championship in Warsaw in 2026.