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Germany 2026 Stadtradeln expands with new municipal records
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Germany 2026 Stadtradeln campaign expands with new municipal records regional peaks
The 2026 Stadtradeln nationwide bike challenge kept expanding growing through late July, confirming record‑breaking mileage across German districts. The with the Rhein‑Neckar‑Kreis remained remaining the top performer with district at 2,422,062 km ridden by 11,651 participants, avoiding roughly participants and an estimated avoidance of 397 t of CO₂. Other strong districts performers such as Landkreis Haßberge, Neumarkt, the combined city‑district of Bamberg and Traunstein also posted sizeable distances, together high totals, pushing the campaign well beyond the previous year’s total. New data highlight the depth of participation figures. Participation in smaller municipalities. municipalities continued to rise. In Kreis Groß‑Gerau, Heppenheim, 482 cyclists covered 76,022 km, saving about 12 t of CO₂, while Stockstadt secured second place overall, with in Kreis Groß‑Gerau logged 27,200 km logged by with 177 residents and a reported avoidance of riders, avoiding roughly 4,461 t of CO₂. Heppenheim fielded 30 teams t. Aulendorf hosted 507 cyclists who together rode 138,000 km; Guido Sträßle led the men’s leaderboard with 1,860 km and 482 cyclists, covering 76,022 Andrea Seeger topped the women’s ranking with 1,153 km. Further records came from Bad Kissingen, where 966 cyclists rode 249,878 km and saving about 12 saved 37.5 t of CO₂. CO₂, and from Karlshuld, where participants covered 91,346 km despite extreme heat, with the team Bayernfanclub Bierstüberl contributing 19,055 km. Individual riders like Erich Kieselbach, Siegmar Zilske highlights included Lucy Klinder’s 1,317.8 km ride in Bad Kissingen and Sabine Zöller posted leading personal distances. Philipp Lehmeier’s 2,656 km in Karlshuld. School and kindergarten involvement continued to grow, remained strong, with nearly 700 children in Marktoberdorf and numerous school awards for top teams earning awards. Organisers emphasise that and continued emphasis on everyday bicycle trips are contributing significantly to cycling as a pillar of Germany’s climate‑friendly mobility strategy and public health goals. public‑health strategy.
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