Short Track FAST & CURIOUS – Cargobike Battle
Load, sprint, unload - and all on time. The Cargobike Battle is the powerful highlight on the short track and is aimed exclusively at adults. This is where riding technique, brains and muscle power meet - packed into a spectacular knockout format. Wanted: 8 participants.
After the start, the Cargobike takes you to the turning zone, where the load has to be picked up at lightning speed. Only when everything is stowed away correctly can you continue. The next challenge awaits at the finish line: unload completely, only then does the time stop. Direct elimination or one more round - pure FAST & CURIOUS.
Cycle Week presenter Dario Linder and a DJ set curated by Café Europa will ensure the right atmosphere - urban vibes included. The cargo bikes provided guarantee a level playing field and the atmosphere maximum excitement. More action than theory, more game than stopwatch.
The most important facts at a glance
- Cargobike knockout race for adults
- Loading & unloading as part of the race format
- Direct duels in short track mode
- Cargobikes provided by HOLY CARGO (no own bikes)
- Free participation, Starting places limited
What's the prize?
- 1st prize: A year's supply of FOCUSWATER
- 2nd prize: CHF 200 voucher from HOLY CARGO
- 3rd prize: CHF 100 cash card Cycle Card. Prize: 100 CHF cash card Cycle Week
Times
- 17:00h: Registration on site
- 18:00h: Testing of the cargo bikes
- 18:30h: Start of race
- 19:15h: End of race followed by award ceremony
Whoever combines power, control and speed wins - the ultimate cargo bike challenge.
Save your starting place & take part for free!
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