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ADAC Cyclassics Hamburg

World-class cycling in Hamburg

Germany’s top one-day cycling race: The ADAC Cyclassics bring pro and amateur riders together on closed roads through Hamburg – with festival vibes and routes for all.

Cycling passion in the heart of the city

Every late summer, when Hamburg’s streets close to traffic, cheering crowds line the roads and thousands of cyclists rush through the center, it’s time for the ADAC Cyclassics Hamburg. As the only German race on the UCI WorldTour, the Cyclassics unite elite racing and mass participation – right in one of Europe’s most exciting cities.

A race for professionals – and everyone else

Alongside international pro teams, thousands of amateur cyclists compete every year over distances from 60 km to 120 km. All courses are completely closed and professionally managed – offering a unique race-day atmosphere.

Route highlights & festival spirit

Whether starting in Hamburg or – in 2025 – Buxtehude, the route passes iconic spots like the Waseberg climb and finishes on bustling Mönckebergstraße. Music, expos, food trucks and a Kids Race turn the Cyclassics into a city-wide celebration.

Sustainable & inclusive

Barrier-free viewing zones, easy public transport access and hands-on activities ensure accessibility for all. The event promotes sustainability, participation and community – both on and off the bike.

Did you know?

The ADAC Cyclassics is the only pro race in Germany where amateur riders start just before the pros – on the same course, with the same finish.

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