Langbahn World Cup 2025: Top drivers fight for fame in Mühldorf!

Langbahn World Cup 2025: Top drivers fight for fame in Mühldorf!

On Sunday, July 6, 2025, the Sandbahnstadion in Mühldorf am Inn is: The Langbahn World Cup 2025 starts and promises exciting competitions. The start of this year's championship not only attracts the best drivers in the country, but also numerous spectators who look forward to the spectacle. The event is the first of a total of four Grand Prix in this season, followed by races in Marmande (France), Scheeßel (Germany) and Roden (Netherlands) in the course of summer and autumn.

such as Speedweek.com, the German participants are strong in the race. Above all, Martin Smolinski, who has been the defending champion and has already won three world championships (2018, 2023, 2024). He is determined to continue his success story in Mühldorf and strives for his fourth title. He is supported by other German drivers, including Lukas Fienhage, Erik Riss, Daniel Spiller, Stephan Katt and Mario Niedermaier, who gives his World Cup debut as a wildcard driver.

The field of participants and the schedule

A total of 15 drivers from six nations will start, with more than a third of the participants from Germany, such as [Bahnsport-Deutschland.de] (https://www.bahnsport-deutschland.de/de/news/angbahn-grand-prix-muehldorf-start-der-deutschen-welt championship). In addition to the German pilots, drivers from Great Britain, Denmark, France as well as the Netherlands and Finland are also represented. The races start at 2:00 p.m., at the same time there is also an extensive supporting program that starts with training trips from 9:00 a.m.

• schedule for July 6th:
• 9:00 a.m.: Training B license solo and A license side car
• 10:25 a.m.: B-license Solo and A-license side car
• 12:30 p.m.: Training of the world championship drivers
• 1:40 p.m.: Opening
• 2:00 p.m.: Start of the World Cup

Tickets for the event are easily available at the daily cash registers in the stadium, so that nobody has to miss the exciting event.

A look at the history of the Langbahn World Cup

The Langbahn World Cup has been an integral part of motorcycle railway sports since its introduction in 1971 and is organized by the FIM. The championship has developed over the decades with a concept that comprises solo railway motorcycles up to 500 cm³ and is held on sand or grass tracks. Originally emerged from the European Sandbahn Championships, the competition pursues the goal of integrating international drivers and participants from different countries. Among the many legends of the Langbahn World Championship, the German Egon Müller, who won the title as a reserve driver in 1974.

like [Wikipedia] (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hangbahn- Welt Championship), the races are carried out between 400 and 1,200 meters depending on the railway length. The competition has produced a large number of world masters over the years and is known for its exciting and action -packed duels. In recent years, younger drivers like Erik Riss and Jannick de Jong have dominated the action, but the competition remains all the more exciting with the ambitious German athletes who want to qualify for the title 2025 in Mühldorf.

The anticipation for the event in Mühldorf is great, and the spectators can look forward to an exciting afternoon full of gripping races and impressive driving skills!