Der CIC ON Swiss Bike Cup umfasst in seinem 30. Austragungsjahr sieben Rennwochenenden mit Veranstaltungsorten in allen Sprachregionen der Schweiz – und bietet dem gesamten nationalen Nachwuchs ideale Entwicklungschancen. Die Klassiker in Gränichen und Basel wurden von der UCI erneut mit dem Hors-Class-Categorie-Status eingestuft.

UCI MTB WORLD CUP

UCI MTB WORLD CUP

A new challenge just happens the first time in Lucerne. Be part of it and cycle two days throw the finest dirt-roads Lucerne has to offer!

The route and your effort are timed, but there is no celebration of individual performances!

A min 303km loop with mixed terrain and some elevation. Two days of mixed emotions, beautiful landscapes and wild rides. At least 60% of the route is on natural roads, singletrails. Of these, at least 90% (time) are rideable.

The route passes through several towns which offer overnight accommodation and resupply.

Gravel or MTB with light gears and at least 40mm tires. Expect some S2+ trails up and down.
Weatherproof clothing, lighting, repair kit, GPS device (cell phone), cycling computer with the route, battery pack, first aid kit.

The Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games will be the biggest event ever organised in France. The Olympic games will take place from 26 July to 11 August 2024.

Bitte schon mal in der Agenda eintragen: Vom Samstag, 21. September bis am Sonntag, 29. September werden die UCI-Rad- und Para-Cycling-Strassen-Weltmeisterschaften 2024 Stadt und Kanton Zürich ganz in ihren Bann ziehen. Herausragende Premiere: Erstmals sind die Strassen-Rennen der Para-Cyclerinnen und -Cycler integraler Bestandteil der Rad-Weltmeisterschaften. Über 60-mal werden Siegerinnen und Sieger in unterschiedlichsten Disziplinen, bejubelt von Zehntausenden Fans aus dem In- und Ausland, das begehrte Regenbogentrikot überstreifen dürfen. Entlang ebenso reiz- wie sportlich anspruchsvollen Strecken, in den Fanzonen und im Epizentrum Sechseläutenplatz – Zürich fährt, fühlt und fiebert auf dem Velo!

To date, the Vendée Globe is the greatest sailing race round the world, solo, non-stop and without assistance. The event followed in the wake of the Golden Globe which had initiated the first circumnavigation of this type via the three capes (Good Hope, Leeuwin and Horn) in 1968. Only one out of the nine pioneers who had set off in 1968 succeeded in returning to Falmouth, the major port of British Cornwall. On 6th April 1969, after 313 days at sea, British sailor Robin Knox-Johnston finally reached his goal. Twenty years later, after having won the BOC Challenge twice(solo round the world with stopovers), navigator Philippe Jeantot introduced the idea of a new race around the world, but..non-stop! The Vendée Globe race was born. On 26th November 1989, thirteen sailors took the start of the first edition which lasted over three months. Only seven returned to Les Sables d'Olonne.