Black Forest Ultra Bike Marathon

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Black Forest Ultra Bike Marathon
Host country GermanyGermany Germany
overall length Ultra> 117 km
Power Track> 89 km
Marathon> 77 km
Speed ​​Track> 52 km
Short Track> 43 km
Kids Cup
Starting field about 5000 participants from different nations
   

The Black Forest Ultra Bike Marathon is an annual mountain bike marathon in the Black Forest .

history

Stone monument for the Ultra Bike Marathon in Kirchzarten, behind the parish church of St. Gallus

It was first held in 1997. The marathon is one of the largest in Central Europe . In 2002 the marathon was canceled due to the soccer world championship .

A stone monument was erected in Kirchzarten in 2007 for the tenth anniversary, on which the previous winners of the competition are noted. In 2010 there were a total of 4774 participants who started.

In 2013, 5112 participants started on one of the five different routes “Ultra”, “Marathon”, “Power Track”, “Speed ​​Track” and “Short Track”. The longest route was the “Ultra route”: This led over around 116 kilometers and over 3,150 meters in altitude . The marathon route ran over 77 kilometers at an altitude of 2000 meters. The routes led over several mountain heights of the southern Black Forest, the finish line for all routes was, as in previous years, in the stadium in Kirchzarten in the Dreisamtal.

On July 1, 2013, the leadership of the organizing committee resigned after the population voted against a permanent youth training ground on Giersberg in a referendum. The event was canceled in 2014. In the first meeting of the organizing committee after the resignation of the management, it was decided to continue the event in 2015. In 2016, the organizing committee was expanded by the former German U23 champion Benjamin Rudiger and the competition director of FT 1844 Freiburg, Peter Gerspach.

The German marathon champions were determined here in June 2018.

There will be no marathon in 2020.

stretch

route Altitude distance Starting place Start time
Ultra 3150 m 116.9 km Kirchzarten 7:30 a.m.
Power track 2300 m 88.6 km Hinterzarten 9:15 a.m.
marathon 2050 m 76.5 km Kirchzarten 8:15 o'clock
Speed ​​track 1180 m 51.6 km Todtnauberg 12:00 o'clock
Short track 900 m 42.6 km Hinterzarten 11:20 am

winner

In 2014, the event was canceled without replacement as a result of a referendum and the resulting lack of support from the organizing committee.

Ultra

Men

  • 2018
  • 2016 Andreas Seewald -2-GermanyGermany
  • 2015 Andreas Seewald -1-GermanyGermany
  • 2014 -
  • 2013 Urs Huber -3-SwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2012 Matthias BettingerGermanyGermany
  • 2011 Thomas StollSwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2010 Urs Huber -2-SwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2009 Mike FeldererItalyItaly
  • 2008 Urs Huber -1-SwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2007 Alban LakataAustriaAustria
  • 2006 Moritz MilatzGermanyGermany
  • 2005 Sandro SpaethSwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2004 Mauro Bettin -2-ItalyItaly
  • 2003 Thomas DietschFranceFrance
  • 2002 -
  • 2001 Mauro Bettin -1-ItalyItaly
  • 2000 Mannie Heymanns -2-NamibiaNamibia
  • 1999 Mannie Heymanns -1-NamibiaNamibia
  • 1998 Mike Kluge -2-GermanyGermany
  • 1997 Mike Kluge -1-GermanyGermany

Women

  • 2018 Esther SüssSwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2016 Silke Schmidt -2-GermanyGermany
  • 2015 Silke Schmidt -1-GermanyGermany
  • 2014 -
  • 2013 Ann-Katrin Hellstern -2-GermanyGermany
  • 2012 Ann-Katrin Hellstern -1GermanyGermany
  • 2011 Ariane KleinhansSwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2010 Pia Sundstedt -2-FinlandFinland
  • 2009 Erika DichtSwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2008 Dolores Mächler-Rupp -2-SwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2007 Pia Sundstedt -1-FinlandFinland
  • 2006 Dolores Mächler-Rupp -1-SwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2005 Pia SundstedtFinlandFinland
  • 2004 Andrea HuserSwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2003 Anita SteinerSwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2002 -
  • 2001 Birgit Jüngst -4-GermanyGermany
  • 2000 Birgit Jüngst -3-GermanyGermany
  • 1999 Helga WeissGermanyGermany
  • 1998 Birgit Jüngst -2-GermanyGermany
  • 1997 Birgit Jüngst -1-GermanyGermany

marathon

Men

  • 2018 Julian SchelbGermanyGermany
  • 2016 Simon StiebjahnGermanyGermany
  • 2015 Heiko GutmannGermanyGermany
  • 2014 -
  • 2013 Daniel Aspacher -2-GermanyGermany
  • 2012 Daniel Aspacher -1-GermanyGermany
  • 2011 Tim Böhme -4GermanyGermany
  • 2010 Tim Böhme -3-GermanyGermany
  • 2009 Markus BauerGermanyGermany
  • 2008 Tim Böhme -2-GermanyGermany
  • 2007 Tim Böhme -1-GermanyGermany
  • 2006 Erik HühnleinGermanyGermany
  • 2005 Benjamin RudigerGermanyGermany
  • 2004 André RudigerGermanyGermany
  • 2003 Benjamin Jörges -2-GermanyGermany
  • 2002 -
  • 2001 Benjamin Jörges -1-GermanyGermany
  • 2000 Hannes GenzeGermanyGermany
  • 1999 Benjamin Fischer -2.GermanyGermany
  • 1998 Benjamin Fischer -1-GermanyGermany
  • 1997 Jürgen Kallbach

Women

  • 2018 Sabine SpitzGermanyGermany
  • 2016 Janine SchneiderGermanyGermany
  • 2015 Bettina Uhlig -2-GermanyGermany
  • 2014 -
  • 2013 Hielke ElferinkGermanyGermany
  • 2012 Bettina Uhlig -1-GermanyGermany
  • 2011 Sofia PezzattiSwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2010 Kristine NorgaardNorwayNorway
  • 2009 Tatjana Dold -3-GermanyGermany
  • 2008 Susanne Litscher -2-SwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2007 Susanne Litscher -1-SwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2006 Tatjana Dold -2-GermanyGermany
  • 2005 Birgit JüngstGermanyGermany
  • 2004 Tatjana Dold -1-GermanyGermany
  • 2003 Katrin HelmckeGermanyGermany
  • 2002 -
  • 2001 Elisabeth MöllerGermanyGermany
  • 2000 Regina MarundeGermanyGermany
  • 1999 Eva FünfgeldGermanyGermany
  • 1998 Sabine SpitzGermanyGermany
  • 1997 Regina MarundeGermanyGermany

Short track

Men

  • 2018 Jannick ZurniedenGermanyGermany
  • 2017 Jannick ZurniedenGermanyGermany
  • 2013 Uli BruckerGermanyGermany
  • 2012 Marco SchätzingGermanyGermany
  • 2011 Julian Schelb -3-GermanyGermany
  • 2010 Julian Schelb -2-GermanyGermany
  • 2009 Julian Schelb -1-GermanyGermany
  • 2008 Fabian StreckerGermanyGermany
  • 2007 Sascha KnöpfleGermanyGermany
  • 2006 Daniel EiermannGermanyGermany
  • 2005 Daniel GathofGermanyGermany
  • 2004 Benjamin HirtGermanyGermany
  • 2003 Florian Ackermann -2-GermanyGermany
  • 2002 -
  • 2001 Florian Ackermann -1-GermanyGermany

Women

  • 2018 Hanna KleinGermanyGermany
  • 2013 Hannah GrobertGermanyGermany
  • 2012 Helen GrobertGermanyGermany
  • 2011 Hanna KleinGermanyGermany
  • 2010 Alexandra EngenSwedenSweden
  • 2009 Hanka KupfernagelGermanyGermany
  • 2008 Agnes NaumannGermanyGermany
  • 2007 Barbara MerkoferSwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2006 Bianca KnöpfleGermanyGermany
  • 2005 Birgit SöllnerGermanyGermany
  • 2004 Miriam chain ringGermanyGermany
  • 2003 Adelheid MorathGermanyGermany
  • 2002 -
  • 2001 Beatrice Lejeune

Ultra light

Men

  • 2004 Daniel Eiermann
  • 2003 Christian Vogt

Women

  • 2004 Barbara Beckert
  • 2003 Annette Keller |}

Power track

Men

  • 2018 Luca SchwarzbauerGermanyGermany
  • 2013 Wolfgang MayerGermanyGermany
  • 2012 Andreas KleiberGermanyGermany
  • 2011 Heiko GutmannGermanyGermany
  • 2010 Markus KaufmannGermanyGermany
  • 2009 Matthias Bettinger -4-GermanyGermany
  • 2008 Matthias Bettinger -3-GermanyGermany
  • 2007 Matthias Bettinger -2-GermanyGermany
  • 2006 Matthias Bettinger -1-GermanyGermany

Women

  • 2018 Daniéle TroeschFranceFrance
  • 2013 Bianca PurathGermanyGermany
  • 2012 Milena Landtwing -3-SwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2011 Milena Landtwing -2-SwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2010 Milena Landtwing -1-SwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2009 Annette GrinerGermanyGermany
  • 2008 Renata BucherSwitzerlandSwitzerland
  • 2007 Tatjana DoldGermanyGermany
  • 2006 Miriam chain ringGermanyGermany

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. History ( Memento of the original from April 7, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , black-forest-ultra-bike.de, accessed on December 26, 2013  @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.black-forest-ultra-bike.de
  2. Andreas Peikert: Kirchzarten: Kirchzarten: Ultra-Bike-Macher reckoning - criticism not only of politics , Badische Zeitung, July 1, 2013, accessed on August 17, 2013
  3. Markus Donner: Kirchzarten: Citizens' decision: Kirchzarten residents reject a compromise on mountain biking , Badische Zeitung, March 3, 2013, accessed on August 17, 2013
  4. Gerhard Lück: Kirchzarten: Mountainbike: Ultra-Bike-Marathon canceled in 2014 , Badische Zeitung, August 11, 2013, accessed on August 17, 2013
  5. ^ Badische Zeitung: Mountainbike: Kirchzarten: The paralyzed Benjamin Rudiger works with the Ultra-Bike - badische-zeitung.de. In: www.badische-zeitung.de. Retrieved June 15, 2016 .
  6. Cycling - Lots of Drama (June 18, 2018)
  7. No approval for the ULTRA bike