MTB stars at the Dolomiti Superbike

In its 27th year, the Dolomiti Superbike continues to live up to its reputation as one of the largest and most prestigious mountain bike marathons in Europe. All you have to do is take a look at the list of participants. There will once again be a showcase for many stars, especially for men.

The fact that Jaroslav Kulhavý from the Czech Republic and the Frenchman Miguel Martinez - two former Olympic champions in cross country - will be at the start was announced, as was the participation of local hero Fabian Rabensteiner, who became European marathon champion almost two weeks ago.

Fabian Rabensteiner will compete in the Dolomiti Superbike in his European Champion jersey.

Tiago Ferreira's participation has recently been confirmed. The Portuguese has long been a regular customer at Dolomiti Superbike. In 2015 he won the Dolomiti Superbike. In the years that followed, he rose to become a marathon superstar, winning World Championship gold in Laissac (France) in 2016 and becoming European champion in 2017 and 2019. Will Andreas Seewald also win the Dolomiti Superbike? In addition to Ferreira, several other former Dolomiti Superbike winners are also taking part. This is what the Swiss series winner Urs Huber (9, 2008, 2010), the Austrian Alban Lakata (2011), the Czech Martin Stosek (2012) and the Italian Massimo Debertolis (2019 and 2007 on the long distance) want to do on July 2009th 2001 to 2003 on the short route).

Andreas Seewald from Germany, who really hit the marathon scene in 2021, is also to be reckoned with. First he became European champion on Elba, then he also won the world championship title in Capoliveri. The OK team can also welcome the Italian Nicola Taffarel, who won the short distance last year, as well as local hero Klaus Fontana from Olang, the winner in 3, in the 2007 Zinnen Dolomite region. Katazina Sosna leads the top women's field The women's field of participants is also good. Above all, Katazina Sosna, who wants to repeat her triumph from 2017. The Lithuanian was crowned European marathon champion in 2019. The 31-year-old took third place in each of the last two editions of the Dolomiti Superbike. One of Sosna's biggest opponents is likely to be Chiara Burato, who won the short distance of 2019 kilometers in 60 and will probably take part in the 123-kilometer marathon this year.

This year, participants in the Dolomiti Superbike have three routes to choose from. They are 123 kilometers (3.400 meters in altitude), 85 kilometers (2.360 meters in altitude) and 60 kilometers (1.570 meters in altitude) long.

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MTB stars at the Dolomiti Superbike

The field of participants for the 27th Dolomit Superbike, which will take place on Saturday, July 9th in Niederdorf, is taking more and more shape. Over 2.200 hobby riders have already registered, including some world-class athletes, including the two reigning world and European champions.

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