Press Releases 2019 | Eschborn-Frankfurt

Maxim Van Gils winns Eschborn-Frankfurt 2024

The Belgian Maxim Van Gils (Lotto Dstny) wins ahead of Aranburu (Moviestar Team) and Sheehan (Israel - Premier Tech). Local hero John Degenkolb was crowned king of the mountain.

Results & Pictures

Here you can find the results and pictures of the Škoda Velotour.

Dutchman Wessel Mouris winns the U23 race

Dutchman Wessel Mouris (Metec-Solarwatt Cyclingteam) winns the U23 race as part of the cycling classic.

The youngsters at the cycle classic

Whether big or small - the youngsters are also out and about on the elite course at the cycling classic.

Preregistration 2025

The registration for the Škoda Velotour 2024 is closed. Pre-register now for 2025.

German champions and international stars vs. serial winner Alexander Kristoff

Nils Politt, 2^nd of Paris-Roubaix, John Degenkolb and German Champion Pascal Ackermann are top of the list of German riders aiming for the first home victory for 8 years
Podium finishers Michael Matthews and Oliver Naesen looking for revanche for last year’s race
All in the hunt to spoil the party of 4-times winner Alexander Kristoff on May 1

April, 16th, 2019 - With 22 teams, Eschborn-Frankfurt welcomes a top-class field on May 1. For the first time in the history of Germany’s most traditional one-day race 12 teams from the WorldTour will participate. Only three days after the Ardennes monument Liège-Bastogne-Liège, Eschborn-Frankfurt offers another challenge. 187.5 kilometers long and peppered with 3,222 meters of altitude, the classic is one for the specialists.