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event
ŠKODA 24 Hours Cycling
Event info
LOCATION:
STARTING DATE & TIME:
Sat 27/08/2022, 15:00
EVENT END TIME:
2022 - 15:06
EVENT INCLUDES:
Created in 2009, the ŠKODA 24 Hours Cycling race takes place on the legendary Bugatti circuit of Le Mans every end of August. This is a relay cycling race in team of 2, 4, 6 or 8 riders, or even in single for the bravest.
This human and sports adventure is open to everyone, from the long-distance amateur cyclist, French or foreigner. Will you dare to take up the challenge and live the unique experience of a night relay in Le Mans?
IMPORTANT: Registration on www.24heuresvelo.fr/en/(link is external) until 2022 July 19 and limited to 580 teams including 80 single and 40 pairs!
PRICE
Single: 330€ - Pair: 525€ - Team of 4: 790€ - Team of 6: 920€ - Team of 8: 1050€
Opening of registrations on January 11th 2022
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