Bike Republic Sölden with festival premiere and the Swatch Nines
The Bike Republic Sölden has long since established itself as one of the leading mountain bike areas and has repeatedly impressed with first-class events such as the National Holiday or the BRS Opening. This year, the Ötztal bike community will be celebrating for three days on the legendary trails of the Bike Republic as part of the BRS Festival - with exciting contests, ride-outs with pros and evening parties to create the right atmosphere.
Swatch Nines x Sölden
When the world's best freeride mountain bikers come to Sölden, action and airtime are pre-programmed. Clemens Kaudela, Erik Fedko, Sam Pilgrim, Nicholi Rogatkin Patricia Druwen and Red Bull Rampage winner Robin Goomes - all of them and many other top stars of the scene transform the unique set-up into a true freeride and slopestyle spectacle. With creative course design, unmistakable style and spectacular trick combinations, the riders will push each other and push the boundaries of what is possible.
But Swatch Nines x Sölden is more than just a contest - it's an experience. At the Public Night Shoot on Friday evening (12.09.), perfectly staged tricks light up the night sky over the "Dirt District" (dirt park) Grünwald, while the Public Day on Saturday (13.09.) brings visitors up close to the action. In the evening, the legendary Riders Party will take place at the Giggijoch valley station with live acts and DJs.
Festival feeling
In addition to spectacular bike action, the festival also offers plenty of variety: music acts provide a great atmosphere, food stands provide energy and the latest mountain bike products can be tested in the Expo Area. Those who want to challenge themselves can take part in the side events - whether it's the Bunny Hööp Contest, Bike Limbo or Bike Pulling. Skill is required at the Bike Parcours 2er Duell and the Fernar Trail Ride Out. Plenty of fun and action is guaranteed here.
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