Sensational victory for Jakob Mayrhofer at the Alpentour Trophy 2025!

Sensational victory for Jakob Mayrhofer at the Alpentour Trophy 2025!

Schladming, Österreich - The Alpentour Trophy 2025 caused a sensation with an impressive start in Schladming. Over 400 mountain bikers from 32 nations gathered to pounce on the challenge of one of the largest mountain bike stages in Europe. With a total distance of 198 kilometers and impressive 8,800 meters of altitude, the participants can look forward to spectacular views and a terrific mountain panorama that makes this event as special as reported.

Jakob Mayrhofer from Gartner DNA Cycling Team from Sarleinsbach has fought a real triumph in the medium distance. In the total time of 1:26 hours over the 32 kilometers and 1,150 meters of altitude, he secured the space at the top of the podium. His mediocre average of 22.3 km/h is the result of an impressive solo attack, which he started towards Hochwurzen in the first long climb. Mayrhofer settled with a group of three, which he left behind in the course of the race. He mastered the departure with technical skill and "full risk", which enabled him to defend his lead to the finish. In the end he had a lead of 4 minutes and 10 seconds to second place, which was conquered by another well -known name, the Olympic champion Christian Hoffmann, who followed 27 seconds.

a stage full of challenges

The first stages of the Alpentour Trophy place high demands on the participants. On the first day it was important to conquer 60 kilometers with 2,130 meters of altitude. The high temperatures of over 30 ° C were particularly difficult. Providing the forces was the order of the day, because the first increase and the subsequent trail sections demanded a lot from the drivers. Many had to push while others stayed in the saddle to master the demanding trails. The lifesavers of the stage were the catering points where there were delicious, cold watermelons as refreshment at the finish line.

The viewer backdrop was as impressive as the route itself. The nationwide alpine tour Trophy has earned an excellent reputation and not only attracts hobby drivers, but also top athletes from all over the world. According to cycloworld , the start of the stage was "successful" and also offered the drivers a challenge, but also breathtaking Views.

With today's performance, Jakob Mayrhofer not only improved his own time, but also left a lasting impression. The next few days of the alpine tour Trophy promise a real adventure for all participants through the exciting route and the impressive mountain panorama. It means holding the saddle and being ready for the next big race!