Registration for the ADAC Cyclassics 2026 in Hamburg has started. Cycling fans have been able to choose between two routes since 16 August: the ADAC Cyclassics 60 and the ADAC Cyclassics 110. More than 10,000 participants are expected.
The registration phase for the ADAC Cyclassics 2026 has officially begun and the starting places in the cheapest category have already been allocated. The traditional cycling event in Hamburg will enter the next round on 16 August 2026 and offers amateur cyclists the opportunity to ride through the city on completely closed roads. Hanseatic city to cycle. As in previous years, there are two different distances to choose from: the ADAC Cyclassics 60 and the ADAC Cyclassics 110. Both routes are intended to build on the 2025 event - but details of the routes are not yet available. The organisers are expecting more than 10,000 participants. Only the finish line in the heart of Hamburg has been promised. After the recreational athletes, the professionals traditionally take to the track in Hamburg. Route.
Cyclassics Hamburg Pricing
The entry fees increase in stages according to the date or when certain numbers of participants are reached. The cheapest level is already sold out. Early registration therefore not only ensures a more favourable price, but also a guaranteed starting place. There is no transparency as to when the prices increase, as the organiser moves on to the next price level at its own discretion. Starting places for the long distance are currently available from 89 euros. Registration is possible via the official website cyclassics-hamburg.de. For the longer distance, the organisers are again offering duo registration, which allows two participants to start together.
Routes and participant groups
The two distances on offer appeal to different target groups. While the ADAC Cyclassics 60 is particularly suitable for beginners, according to the organisers, the ADAC Cyclassics 110 route is aimed at ambitious amateur athletes who want to take on a greater challenge. The exact route is still being planned, but will be based on 2025. This year, the comeback of the Köhlbrand Bridge was particularly celebrated. On the weekend of the event, Hamburg will once again become a meeting point for cycling enthusiasts from the entire region and beyond.
Kristian Bauer
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