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On 3 September 2022, 42 e-bike world champions were crowned in Ischgl. At the world's biggest everyman e-bike race, 1106 riders from 26 nations took part in the "Everyman" and "Elite" classes. The elite world champions with the fastest times were Daniel Klemme from Germany in the men's category and Barbara Oberdorfer from Italy in the women's category. This year's participants included prominent names such as former professional footballer Walter Schachner and Olympic snowboarding champion Benjamin Karl. The E-bike World Championships for Everyone was the kick-off event of the new "Golden Summits" event series in Paznaun and the first of four sporting highlights in this period.
Save the Date: In 2023, the E-bike World Championships for Everyone will take place from 1 to 2 September in Ischgl and Galtür.
On 3 September 2022, the E-bike World Championships for Everyone were held for the second time in Ischgl and Galtür and made the dreams of 1106 professional and occasional cyclists from 26 nations come true. A total of 42 world champions were crowned in the Elite and Everyman classes. "The fact that we were able to increase our field of participants so quickly after the Ischgl premiere in 2021 shows us that we are fully in line with the trend with this race event," says a pleased Alexander von der Thannen, chairman of the Paznaun - Ischgl Tourism Association. The 2022 e-bike world champions with the fastest times in the elite class were Daniel Klemme from Germany in the men's category and Barbara Oberdorfer from Italy in the women's category on the 37-kilometre, technically demanding course with over 1,180 metres of altitude difference, steep climbs and spectacular single trails. On the panoramic 26-kilometre-long Everyman course with 740 metres of altitude difference, 40 participants managed to go under the set gold limit of 55:30 minutes and thus secure their world championship title. All information and winners' lists: www.ebikewm.com or www.ischgl.com
Special regulations at the world's biggest e-bike race
"While the fastest rider in the elite class will become world champion, the participants in the everyman class will compete against the defined riding time limits gold, silver and bronze. If they fall below one of the three limits, the e-bikers will receive an official Everyman World Championship gold, silver or bronze medal. Whoever falls below the gold limit can then also call himself World Champion," Dr. Markus Mitterdorfer of the E-Bike World Federation explains the rules. In addition to the overall ranking, there are also category prizes according to age group and gender. All info: www.ebikewm.com.
New event series in Paznaun: Golden Summits
The new event series Golden Summits started in Paznaun with the E-Bike World Championships for Everyone. From 2 September to 16 October 2022, guests and locals can look forward to a "Golden Autumn" in the Paznaun villages of Galtür, Ischgl, Kappl and See with exciting culinary, cultural and sporting events and a wide-ranging programme of activities. The sporting programme highlights include the E-bike World Championships for everyone in Ischgl, the Boulder Weekend with climbing greats Beat Kammerlander and Bernd Zangerl on 10 and 11 September in Galtür, the Mountain Bike Weekend with RedBull professional athlete Tom Öhler on 1 and 2 October in Kappl and the Paragliding Weekend with RedBull paragliding pilot Aaron Durogati, on 8 and 9 October in See. All information about the Golden Summits: here
Further information at www.ischgl.com.