Official Schedule
Information as of 15 December 2021. Subject to changes
Hardly any other sport is as multifaceted, suitable for everyday life and appeals to such a wide range of audience as cycling does. Track cycling, BMX freestyle, mountain bike cross-country and road cycling - Munich 2022 offers everything a cycling enthusiast could wish for.
Cycling is far more than an environmentally friendly form of transportation. Cycling is enjoying steadily growing popularity. Trails, pump tracks, smaller dirt parks and larger bike parks have been springing up like lilies of the valley in spring. Road cycling is also extremely popular as a way to keep fit and cover long distances as quickly as possible in the beautiful natural surroundings.
Europe's fastest track cyclists will make the fans at the Messe München go wild. For the European Championships, a temporary track will be built in one of the exhibition halls.
Starting in Landsberg am Lech, the 129.8-kilometre route will lead the athletes past Lake Ammersee and Lake Starnberg to Wolfratshausen and over its hill, all the way to Munich via road B11. The final showdown will take place on a technically challenging 13-kilometre circuit through Munich's city centre.
The European Championships Munich 2022 are now available on Strava. We offer you the opportunity to experience the idyllic routes yourself and to challenge the members of the community as well as professional athletes. All routes are accessible in our Strava Club either as an entire route or as partial sections.
In track cycling there are eleven different forms of competition for women and men, which are divided into sprint and endurance competitions as well as the omnium.
The European Cycling Union (UEC) was founded on 7 April 1990 and represents 50 affiliated nations in Europe. It is one of the five continental confederations which are members of the International Cycling Union (UCI).
The UEC seeks to promote the interests of European cycling in all disciplines and to represent the interests of European cycling federations. UEC's main aim is the development and encouragement of all cycling disciplines in Europe. It organises all the European Championships and European Cups. Each year the UEC organises more than 60 days of competition, including 20 European championships, in all cycling disciplines: road, track, cyclocross, BMX, mountain bike, trials and indoor cycling.