"2024 Marks the Debut of City Bike-Sharing Program: City Pedals"
In the vibrant city of Pforzheim, the annual City Cycling competition, part of the Climate Alliance network, got underway at the Kepler Gymnasium this week. The event, which runs until July 18th, 2024, attracts cyclists from all over the region, with a record-breaking number of participants this year.
The kick-off event was marked by the presence of dignitaries such as Dr. Hilde Neidhardt, First State Official and responsible for the Infrastructure, Environment and Health Department at the Enz District Administration, and Sascha-Felipe Hottinger, Mayor of Eisingen.
A total of 723 cyclists and 49 teams have registered for the competition, which represents a 48% increase in teams compared to last year. Notable returning teams include the police headquarters team, the "Würmtalexpress", the Weber engineers, and the ADFC, who have participated several times in the past.
New participants this year include the "Caritas Pedal Heroes" and the NABU Pforzheim-Enz district. The financial support for the municipality and the Enz district's participation in the competition is provided by the state of Baden-Württemberg as part of the RadKULTUR initiative.
Registration for the competition is still open and can be done at
Frank Fillbrunn, expressing his optimism about the collaboration with the Enz district, stated that the City Cycling competition is a great opportunity to promote urban cycling and to contribute to a more sustainable city.
The deputy headmaster of the Kepler Gymnasium, Adrian Hakenjos, was also present at the starting line, expressing his support for the event and its mission to promote a healthier and more environmentally friendly city.
While specific registration records for the City Cycling event in Pforzheim for 2024 could not be found in the current search results, it is evident that this year's event is shaping up to be the biggest and most exciting yet. For the latest updates and precise figures on participation numbers and teams, we recommend checking official event websites, local sports news, or cycling federation announcements closer to or after the event date.
The City Cycling competition, an annual event in Pforzheim, is not only limited to promoting urban cycling but also encourages sustainable living, making it an appealing event for those interested in home-and-garden and lifestyle choices that prioritize the environment. The growing number of participators each year, such as the newly registered "Caritas Pedal Heroes" and the returning teams like the "Würmtalexpress", signify the increasing interest in sustainable living and home-and-garden practices that align with the competition's mission.
