Online registration closes on April 21, 2027 at 11:59 p.m.

Late registrations are possible on 23 April from 16:00 to 18:00 and on 24 April until 11:30 in Mörbisch at race number pickup, at the square next to the Mörbisch Volunteer Fire Brigade (Raiffeisenstraße 53), or via the Racetime Pro app!

Download the RaceTimePro app: iOS App / Android App

For organizational reasons, late entries for the time trial are not possible after 11:30 a.m.

HILL Racingteam

Chairman: Johannes Hessenberger

Obere Hauptstraße 87a

7121 Weiden am See

www.hill-racingteam.com

www.neusiedlersee-radmarathon.com

Race Director: Johannes Hessenberger - office@neusiedlersee-radmarathon.com

Start and finish: 7072 Mörbisch am See

Race numbers can be collected at the following times:

• Friday, 23 April 2027: 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm
• Saturday, 24 April 2027: until shortly before your start, subject to the start grid and bike check requirements

Participants must bring their bikes for the technical check 15 minutes before the start. Each participant is responsible for being at the start on time.

Race number collection is in the marquee in the square next to the Mörbisch Volunteer Fire Department, Raiffeisenstraße 53.

No card payments accepted!

Riders must report to the start assembly area and bike check at least 15 minutes before their start.

The final start list with individual start times will be prepared after online registration closes and will be available from Thursday afternoon before the event weekend on the RaceTimePro platform and in the RaceTimePro app.

To ensure safe and fair overtaking, riders must always keep as far to the right as possible.

Drafting is prohibited and will result in disqualification without exception.

Drafting is defined as visibly riding in the slipstream of the rider ahead at close range, specifically at a distance of less than 10 meters while traveling at the same speed.

When overtaking, a lateral clearance of 2 meters must be maintained. The overtaken rider must not draft behind the passing rider under any circumstances.

The UCI Gran Fondo World Series categories apply; see below.

Individual time trial

• Women: the 3 fastest of the day in the individual time trial
• Girls: U13 / U15 / U17 / junior women, aged 17 and 18
• Men: the 3 fastest of the day in the individual time trial
• Boys: U13 / U15 / U17 / junior men, aged 17 and 18

Pairs time trial

• Women: the 3 fastest of the day in the PZF
• Men: the 3 fastest of the day in the PZF
• Mixed: the 3 fastest of the day in the PZF

Road Bike Category (RR)

All road bikes without aero bars or disc wheels.

Clothing and helmets are not subject to regulations.

Time Trial (TT) category

Road bikes with clip-on aero bars, time trial bikes and triathlon bikes.

The current UCI regulations and the accompanying technical guidelines apply.

UCI technical equipment regulations

Technical notes on the UCI regulations

Licenses

The following license categories apply to participation in the Gran Fondo World Series:

• No license
• Amateur license
• Masters license
• Elite license, with the following exceptions

Exemptions:

• Riders who were members of a UCI-registered team in the current year.
• Riders who participated in a World Championship, Olympic Games, Continental Games, Regional Games or Commonwealth Games in the current year.
• Riders who earned UCI points in the year of the World Championships.

Note: Riders who have qualified for the UCI Gran Fondo World Championships must hold a valid licence issued by their respective national federation to take part in the final. Day licences are not accepted.

You must also hold a UCI licence and have adequate insurance against accidents and civil liability in the country hosting the UCI Gran Fondo World Championships.

Age-group results for qualification for the UCI Gran Fondo World Series Final will be compiled in the following categories, each for women and men:

• 19–34 years
• 35–39 years
• 40–44 years
• 45–49 years
• 50–54 years
• 55–59 years
• 60–64 years
• 65–65 years
• 70–74 years
• 75–79 years

Further age categories follow in 5-year increments.

The cutoff date is 31 December 2027.

1. Qualification through the UCI Gran Fondo World Series

Based on the results, the top 25% of athletes in each age group qualify for the UCI Gran Fondo World Championships.

The 25% is calculated based on the number of starters in each age group, not the number of riders who finished the race.

In addition, the first three riders in each official age category qualify directly for the UCI Gran Fondo World Championships, regardless of the number of starters in that age group. These riders must finish the race to qualify.

The names of the qualified riders will be announced on the UCI Gran Fondo World Series website. Riders will receive an official email from the UCI inviting them to register for the UCI Gran Fondo World Championships via the dedicated online registration portal.

All riders, whether licensed or not, who complete the same distance at a qualifying event are officially considered participants in the UCI Gran Fondo World Series. They must be part of the same results list, regardless of the start wave in which they started.

2nd UCI Gran Fondo World Champion

UCI World Champions from the previous UCI Gran Fondo World Championships in the time trial and road race may compete in both events at the first UCI Gran Fondo World Championships after winning their title, without having to qualify separately.

3. National Masters Champions

All national Masters champions of the current year, in road racing and individual time trial only, may compete in the UCI Gran Fondo World Championships without qualifying through the UCI Gran Fondo World Series—in both the time trial and road race.

The national federation concerned confirms the national Masters road race and time trial champions to the UCI.

4th Masters Continental Champion

All Masters continental champions from the current year, in the road race and individual time trial only, may qualify for the UCI Gran Fondo World Championships through the UCI Gran Fondo World Series without having to qualify—both in the time trial and the road race.

The Masters continental champions in the road race and time trial are confirmed with the UCI by the relevant continental confederation.

5. Wildcards

The following wild cards allow direct qualification for the UCI Gran Fondo World Championships:

Each UCI Gran Fondo World Series qualifying event in the 2026–2027 season may award 5 wild cards to riders who participated in its qualifying event—the time trial and/or road race. Each UCI Gran Fondo World Series event organizer must confirm these wild cards with the UCI.

All countries that do not host a UCI Gran Fondo World Series qualifying event in the 2026–2027 season may award 10 wildcards to riders of their choice: 5 men and 5 women. These wildcards must be confirmed to the UCI by the respective national federation.

Every rider who finishes in the top 25% of their age group at a UCIGFWS qualifying event receives a medal. The top three finishers in each age group receive their medals on the podium.

Receiving a qualifying medal does not automatically entitle you to take part in the World Championships, as the results must first be approved by the UCI.

• The individual and pair time trial course is closed to traffic during the race. However, the road traffic regulations (StVO) still apply.
• Instructions from the police and race marshals must be followed. Failure to follow instructions will result in disqualification without exception.
• Participation is at your own risk. Wearing a cycling helmet is mandatory.
• We recommend having valid cycling liability and accident insurance for timed cycling races that is also valid in Austria and Hungary, or an ÖRV Marathon Card, ÖRV or UCI license. Standard liability and accident insurance policies often exclude events with timing and rankings.
• By registering online, participants confirm that they will comply with the applicable road traffic regulations (StVO).
• Each participant must sign the liability waiver in person and submit it when collecting their race number. Participants who do not sign the liability waiver in person will not be permitted to start.

In accordance with the Austrian Anti-Doping Act, as amended, doping controls may be carried out without prior notice.

Any violation will result in disqualification and exclusion from the event and may give rise to liability for damages.

People serving a doping ban are not eligible to participate.

Find accommodation at Lake Neusiedl

Or contact the Mörbisch am See Tourist Office:

Mörbisch Tourism Association

Hauptstraße 23

7072 Mörbisch am See

Tel.: +43 2685 8430

Fax: +43 2685 8430-9

Email: tourismus@moerbisch.com

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