Austria Top Tour 2024 starts at Lake Neusiedl

Kristian Bauer

 · 14.04.2024

Austria Top Tour 2024 Gravel Marathon
Photo: Salzkammergut Trophy
The Austria Top Tour cycling marathon series starts on 21 April at the Neusiedler See Cycling Marathon. The Top Tour season ticket is available until the end of May - it offers the race starts as a flat rate.

The first Austria Top Tour race of 2024, the Neusiedlersee Cycle Marathon, starts in a fortnight' time. It takes place on 21 April and circumnavigates Lake Neusiedl from the municipality of Mörbisch on a 125-kilometre course in an anti-clockwise direction. The route is largely flat and often windy, which makes it a good fitness test after the cold winter months. The Neusiedler is also part of the UCI Gran Fondo World Series this year. This gives participants the chance to qualify for the "Grand Fondo World Championships" in Alborg at the end of August.

The Austria Top Tour season ticket 2024 is still available at a discount until 31 May. Purchasers of the ticket can change their booking to another marathon up to 14 days before the respective date without giving a reason. The ticket for three races costs 198 euros, which corresponds to an average price of 66 euros. If you buy the 6-race ticket, the individual price drops to 49 euros per marathon.

Dates of the Austria Top Tour 2024:

21.04.2024 Lake Neusiedl Cycling Marathon, Mörbisch

The start of the Austria Top Tour series is celebrated in Mörbisch. The route offers 600 metres of elevation gain spread over 125 kilometres. If you want, you can take part in the time trial the day before, outside of the series classification.

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Kristian Bauer was born in Munich and loves endurance sports - especially in the mountains. He is a fan of the Tour de France and favours solid racing bike technology. He conducts interviews for TOUR, reports on amateur cycling events and writes articles about the cycling industry and trends in road cycling.

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