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Rad am Ring is back!
Over 8000 participants at the legendary race at the Nürburgring Ambitious athletes, ex-professionals, but also leisure cyclists and even families will experience a unique weekend at the Nürburgring from 22 to 24 July. For two years, “Rad am Ring” had to be cancelled due to corona, but now organisation manager Hanns-Martin Fraas from the Eventwerkstatt…
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Reminder: Pocket Guide & participant videos
In the Rad am Ring Pocket Guide you will find all the most important information about the event in a short and concise way! The pocket guide is available for download HERE. In addition, a map in A2 format is available on request in the participant centre. On the back of the map you will find…
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Register for late registrants: Orderly moving up
Those who have made up their minds at the last minute are in luck: According to the current status, there are still a few starting places in all disciplines. In order to ensure that the late registration on site is quick and error-free, we kindly ask you to fill out the registration form online at home and…
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Live tracking: Where are you going?
Supporters and accompanying persons can keep a close eye on “their” athlete(s) around the clock thanks to live tracking. This service is only available for 24h participants, no matter if 24h individual or 24h team. It works via the app of our timekeeping partner Abavent and a registration code, which you will receive on site.…
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Rad am Ring on social media: Follow and help shape the event
A bicycle in itself is quite an analogue thing. Fortunately, this does not apply to cycling events. Of course, in 2022, Rad am Ring will once again be on the social media channels Instagram and Facebook and will keep you up to date with photos, short interim news and videos. A bit of rad-am-ring atmosphere…
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One for all. All from bc.
How do you optimally prepare for the most exciting bike event of the year? The guys from the bc Racing Team – Sergej, David, Markus and Basti – are here to give you valuable tips and explain what really matters for training or equipment selection. Click here for all info on the bc Racing Team at Rad…
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Food corner: Eat, drink, fill your energy reserves
Food keeps body and leg muscles together. So that your energy reserves are always well filled, no matter whether you are on the road for 24 hours, touring a lap or taking part in the public races: The Food Corner offers a wide range of tasty treats suitable for cycling. The Dorint Hotel will be…
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Sportograf: Your pictures are just a click away
So that you can not only show your fellow cyclists on the ring what you can do, but also those at home, Sportograf will once again take great participant photos this year. If you haven’t already booked the photo flat with your registration, you can do so for 24,99 Euro via Sportograf. In your starting…
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Reminder: Are your 24h-team riders fully booked?
As already announced in the last newsletters, we would like to ask you to check your 24h-teams for completeness. In order for 24h teams to appear in the AK ranking, all drivers must appear in the starting list, i.e. they must register themselves online and add by the team captain. If you miss this completely…
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On-site organisational matters: Entry and identification
As every year, we have allocated camping plots to the 24h individual drivers and teams. In order to know where you have to go and to be allowed to drive your car to the site, you need an entry ticket. The tickets have been sent to your address on 8 July. If yours does not…
