East Thuringia tour
The East Thuringia Tour is a stage race in road cycling that has been held annually in and around Gera since 2003 for school riders in the age groups U11m / f, U13m / f and U15w .
The event is one of the largest German cycling races for youngsters and has a permanent place in the racing calendar of the Association of German Cyclists . Around 300 young athletes from all over Germany and abroad regularly take part.
Pascal Ackermann , who is successful in the UCI World Tour races, and the world champion in the track sprint, Stefan Bötticher, are among the winners of the past few years in the elite category .
The supporting program includes a race for everyone , a kids cup for children without a license and a running bike race for toddlers.
The organizer of the East Thuringia tour is SSV Gera 1990 eV
Competition mode
The main races consist of the prologue and three stages. Depending on the age group, criteria and circuit races , individual time trials , road races and skill drives are held.
For the overall individual ranking, points are added for the placements in the prologue and the stages. In addition, there are achieved bonuses. In the event of a tie, the better placement on the final stage decides.
The leader in the overall individual classification of the respective age group wears the yellow leadership jersey . The driver of the younger generation in the age group who is best placed in the overall individual evaluation of the respective age group receives the white junior jersey . In the overall ranking, the best Gera athlete in every age group receives the blue jersey .
1st stage of skill driving 2019
2nd stage 2019
3rd stage 2019
winner
| year | U11m | U11w | U13m | U13w | U15w |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2003 | Pascal Ackermann | Stefan Bötticher | |||
| 2004 | Pascal Ackermann | Stefan Bötticher | Maria Hesse | ||
| 2005 | Igor Macevic | Maximilian bull | Sasika Seithel | ||
| 2006 | Joshua Asel | Pascal Ackermann | Lisa Fischer | ||
| 2007 | Max Wolter | Konrad Geßner | Lena Scheiner | ||
| 2008 | Monique angle sheet | Erik Schubert | Ann-Leonie Wiechmann | ||
| 2009 | Florian Püschel | Josefine Hoffmann | Leo Appelt | Monique angle sheet | Anouk Rijff |
| 2010 | Paul Schneider | Franka Rodieck | Nic Schröter | Nina Döring | Anouk Rijff |
| 2011 | Tim Oelke | Lea Walgenbach | Rico Brückner | Josefine Heinemann | Marie Weinmann |
| 2012 | Hannes Butters | Sandra Heinzl | Nils Weispfennig | Mareike Germann | Arianna Pruisscher |
| 2013 | Philip Strasser | Hanna Päsler | Tim Oelke | Anne Sprigode | Meike Uiterwijik Winkel |
| 2014 | Lucas Küfner | Lara-Sophie Jäger | Thies Springmann | Sandra Hainzl | Franziska Koch |
| 2015 | Rupert Kratzsch | Lea Conrad | Philip Strasser | Carolin Hartmann | Anne Sprigode |
| 2016 | Thorge Gödicke | Messane groom | Lucas Küfner | Lara-Sophie Jäger | Hannah book |
| 2017 | Attila Höfig | Gwen Boettcher | Linus Fahrendorff | Camille Krieger | Liv Kaja Baacke |
| 2018 | Carlo Brendel | Emily Wagenstetter | Paul Fietzke | Messane groom | Tilla Geisler |
| 2019 | Nils Maiwald | Edda Bieberle | Lenny Karstedt | Magdalena Leis | Laura Kastenhuber |
gallery
Road reversal before the 2019 prologue
Mayor Julian Vonarb (left) at the opening in 2019
Start of the 2019 Jedermannrennens by the Thuringian state parliament president Birgit Diezel
Kids Cup 2019
Balance bike race Gera 2019
Participant with medal 2019
Wrapping the gifts in kind 2019
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ 17th edition of the East Thuringia Tour in May. In: rad-net.de. April 2, 2019, accessed March 1, 2020 .
- ↑ The East Thuringia Tour starts for the 18th time for young cyclists. In: rad-net.de. February 14, 2020, accessed March 1, 2020 .