Eschborn-Frankfurt

Eschborn-Frankfurt is a German WorldTour one-day cycling race, also known as the Radklassiker. The professional race takes place each May, starting on Eschenplatz in Eschborn and heading toward Frankfurt. The elite course covers 211.5 km and includes over 3,300 metres of climbing, making it more than a flat city sprint, although recent editions have concluded with a fast finish. The route incorporates Frankfurt-area roads and climbs in the Taunus. Course details mention feeding points, cobblestones, sharp corners, level crossings, and roundabouts. On the same day, non-professional riders can participate in the ADAC Velotour, offering three distances: a 40 km Skyline route through Eschborn, Frankfurt, and Oberursel, and longer Taunus routes, including an 85 km ride over the Großer Feldberg. The event also features a handbike race, a youth cup, side events, event-day photos, and results with rider certificates.