The E-Bike World Championship Returns to Ischgl September 2022

Last updated on 17.12.2021 | Paznaun-Ischgl

The E-Bike World Championship winners will once again be crowned in Ischgl next September. This is the largest e-bike race in the world, featuring two different track classifications – “Everyone” and “Elite” classes. Registration is now open

Whether sports cyclist or hobby cyclist on September 3rd, 2022 it is once again called “ready, steady, go” at the E-Bike World Championship for Everyone in Ischgl © TVB Paznaun-Ischgl

Whether a serious cyclist or riding just for fun, Ischgl invites riders to participate in the first E-Bike World Cup open to the public, known as the E-Bike World Championship for Everyone. Push physical limits or simply enjoy a little competition while riding an e-bike against the backdrop of the breathtaking Tirolean mountains. This event also gives guests and participants the opportunity to try out the latest trends in e-biking and learn more about this fascinating sport.Riders as young as ten years old can take part in the open class E-Bike World Championship for Everyone.

World championship titles to be won:

Elite athletes and occasional cyclists will be able to enter the E-Bike World Championship for Everyone in Ischgl between September 2and 3, 2022, The rules of the world’s largest e-bike race are simple:

“While the fastest biker is crowned world champion in the “Elite” category, participants in the “ Everyone ” category compete against three riding time limits (gold, silver and bronze). If they fall below one of the three defined time limits, the e-bikers will receive an official Everyone World Championship gold, silver or bronze medal,” Dr. Markus Mitterdorfer (E-Bike World Federation) explains the rules.

Elite Men and Ladies: Race on time and become e-bike world champion

The three fastest cyclists will be awarded the official gold, silver, and bronze E-Bike World Championship for Everyone medals. This is a technically demanding course with steep climbs and spectacular single downhill sections for 32 km with 1,025 meters of altitude gain.

Racing Categories for E-Bike World Cup for Everyone

Beat the time and become a world champion along a 24 km long route of the ” Everyone class with a 693 m of altitude gain along wide paths with a fantastic panorama and impressive mountain scenery.

In Ischgl in September 2022 really everyone can become an e-bike world champion – whether young or old, casual cyclist or professional athleteIn © TVB Paznaun-Ischgl

E-bike requirements

Customary e-MTBs with pedal assistance of up to 25 km/h and an engine power of a maximum of 250 W are permitted. The batteries may have a maximum of 800 W. All bikes will be checked before the starting signal. Those who do not have their own e-bike can rent.

A colourful program awaits visitors to Ischgl, spectators and riders during the E-Bike World Championship for Everyone.The E-Bike World Cup for Everyone offers something for all and participants who make up their minds quickly can save real money at the E-Bike World Championship: To enter, excluding e-bike rental, costs 59€/£50 for all those registering before May 1, 2022. E-bikes can be rented on site for a fee. Those who register by August 26, 2022 will pay 69 euros. After August 27th, 79 euros will be due. Attention: limited starting places – confirmation of starting place on a first come first serve basis.”

The world’s biggest e-bike race in Ischgl will be contested in the two categories “Elite” and “Everyone” on two different courses © TVB Paznaun-Ischgl

All information on the program, routes, prices and registration: www.ebikewm.com or www.ischgl.com.

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