Cycle Week and Mastercard support the fight to conserve natural resources - in cooperation with At this year's Cycle Week, Mastercard is making people sit up and take notice with a new challenge! All of Zurich is pedalling Mastercard is planting 100,000 trees together with Cycle Week - help us reach this goal.

Mastercard and Cycle Week are growing trees

The new Mastercard Stage invites you to linger and plant trees. Pedal your way up and plant up to With a bit of luck, you could also win an instant prize from Bergamont.

On Friday evening, eight personalities will be pedaling uphill against each other - with a common goal: to plant 5,000 trees for a good cause.

Start list
We will be publishing the start list here shortly.
Time and place
Friday, 18.00 - 18.30, Mastercard Stage Gustav-Gull-Platz

We are looking for the fastest climbers of Cycle Week 2024. Register on site for the big showdown and help plant 5,000 trees.

Mode and time
Saturday 18.30 - 19.15 open qualification (walk-in registration)
Saturday 19.30 - 20.00 Head-to-head final of the top 4 men and women from the qualifiers

Venue
Mastercard Stage Gustav-Gull-Platz

The new Obstacle Challenge will also make trees grow at Campus Brunau in 2024!

Conquer the Get a test bike of your choice at the Bike Expo or tackle the obstacle on your own bike. Wear Bergamont-Mastercard-Gravelbike.

The motto of Cycle Week is "Planting trees". Register anywhere on Strava for the "Climb for Trees Challenge" and help plant 100,000 trees.

How it works:

• Register from 13.May on Strava for the Mastercard Climb for Trees Challenge
• Climb 500 vertical meters from 20 to 26 May. May 500 vertical meters and plant 5 trees
• Register for the prize draw after completing the challenge and, with a little luck, win the unique
• Bergamont Mastercard gravel bike

With your help, 100'000 new trees should take root. World Resources Institute and Conservation International. These global environmental organizations implement projects on three continents, for example in Africa:

• Reforestation and natural improvement of depleted soils in the hills of Makuli-Nzaui, in southern Kenya
• Promoting the national action plan against climate change with measures to sequester CO2 in forests and agroforestry landscapes
• Strengthening local organizations in Kenya in their fight against erosion and forest loss