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In three weeks, everything in the outdoor region of Imst will once again revolve around one topic: the 6th Imst Cycling Marathon (IRM). Then it's time to pedal: Pedal and be there at the 6th edition of the popular bike race. For the highlight in the cycling scene, Imst Tourism and the renowned organiser Radsportevents have made all the preparations for a safe course.
"This year we have the pleasure of starting a new edition of our popular bike race with a large cycling fan community. To make sure that everything is on time and well prepared for the great mountain race, the course planners and the organisation team are working together under high pressure at all levels," says Frank Rietzler, the organiser of the Imst Cycling Marathon.
Since its premiere in 2016, the Imst Cycling Marathon has long since gained a firm place in the international cycling calendar. The event team is pleased about the steadily growing number of participants, which will soon crack the magic 1000 mark
The mountain race offers just the right challenge for every cycling enthusiast, whether an everyday cyclist or an ambitious cycling fan. There is a choice of 70, 90 or 110 kilometres for the cycling highlight organised by Imst Tourism and "Radsportevents". Depending on whether you want to take a more leisurely or sporty approach to the mountain race. For the more ambitious, there are 2,300 metres of altitude to climb on the 110-kilometre long course, including the Holzleitensattel and the Haiminger Sattele.
Details on the routes and all important information on the conditions of participation are available here.
Bike-in on Saturday, 14 May 2022 at the Imst Sports Centre - with Daniel Federspiel, Michael Spögler from Team Corratec and Daniel Debertin from Team Corratec (winner Imster Radmarathon 2021). For a limited number of participants, it's off to the Tschirgantrunde and the Pitztalrunde for training.
Also this year, all precautions will be taken in close cooperation with the responsible authorities and the sports associations and a corresponding strict hygiene concept will be implemented. It is based on current federal regulations. For all participants of the Imster Cycling Marathon the respective COVID-19 conditions apply on the day of the event. Please inform yourself on our website.
Registration for all distances is conveniently done online until Saturday, 14 May.
Cycling in the Outdoor Region Imst is seasonally possible earlier than in other regions of Tyrol: Due to the climatically favourable location - with the Lechtal Alps in the north and the Ötztal Alps in the south - the cycling season in the Outdoor Region Imst starts already at the beginning of April. The Imst Cycling Marathon opens the race calendar as one of the first cycling events in Tyrol.
Six years ago, the Imst Cycling Marathon was launched as a joint project of Imst Tourism and the organiser Frank Rietzler. The race, which has established itself as a permanent fixture in the racing calendar, will take place this year on Sunday, 15 May 2022.
The Imst Cycling Marathon Special: the attractive package for the Imst Cycling Marathon with three nights' accommodation, entry fee and holiday(s)pass. You can find more information here.
The cycling highlight in 2022: the 6th Imst Cycling Marathon on Sunday, 15 May 2022. More information here. And here you can go directly to the registration.
The accompanying programme: To get in the mood for the Imst Cycling Marathon - the cycling-in with the winners of the Imst Cycling Marathon 2021 on Saturday, 14 May 2022 at 2 pm, Imst Sports Centre.
NEW: For the first time, the kids will compete in an elimination race around the outdoor climbing tower at the Imst Sports Centre. The Kids Bike Race starts on Saturday, 14 May 2022, at 4 pm.
Power up at the trail running event, the 2nd Tschirgant Sky Run, on 11 June 2022.
Experience everything to do with hiking, cycling, climbing or rafting in the outdoor region of Imst - at the outdoor SUMMIT from 17 to 19 June 2022.
New format for long-term hikers from 17 to 19 June 2022: the 24h Trophy.
And if you want to swap asphalt for gravel, try the new gravel bike trails of the outdoor region Imst.