TRIATHLON·🇩🇪 Roth, Germany·4 de julho de 2027

DATEV Challenge Roth

Amplamente considerado o triatlo de longa distância mais icónico do mundo, o DATEV Challenge Roth é famoso por esgotar em segundos e atrair mais de 300.000 espectadores. O percurso foi concebido para a velocidade, apresentando a lendária subida Solarer Berg, onde as multidões se abrem como numa etapa da Tour de France. É um evento obrigatório, conhecido pela sua atmosfera vibrante e organização profissional no coração da Bavaria.

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FAQ

How do I get to the swim start from Nuremberg?
Most athletes drive (25-30 mins). There are shuttle buses provided by the organisers from the Roth train station and designated parking areas near Hilpoltstein (Swim Start). Arrive by 05:00 to avoid traffic.
Where is bike check-in?
Bike check-in occurs on Saturday at Transition 1 (T1) at the Main-Donau-Canal near Hilpoltstein. You must check your bike and your bike gear bag (blue bag) at this time.
Is the swim in a wetsuit?
Usually, yes. The Canal is typically around 20-22°C in July. Wetsuits are permitted up to 24.5°C for age groupers.
How do I manage the split transitions?
Roth uses two transitions. T1 is at the Canal (Swim-to-Bike), and T2 is in Roth (Bike-to-Run). You drop your run bag (red bag) at T2 on Saturday or Sunday morning, and the organisers transport your T1 bag to the finish for you.
What is Solarer Berg?
It is the iconic hill in Hilpoltstein where spectators line the road so closely you can only see a narrow gap. It occurs twice on the bike course and provides a massive adrenaline boost.
Where can I park on race day?
Parking is strictly regulated. Follow the 'Challenge' signs to the large grass fields near Hilpoltstein for the start. For the finish, use the designated park-and-ride lots in Roth.