Wien Rundumadum

How much elevation does Wien Rundumadum 61km have? GPX analysis records 500m of D+ over 61km (8.20m per kilometre). The official D+ figure has not been confirmed from public documentation — the source field is flagged 'TODO: verify'. This gives a ranking of 357th most vertical out of 390 European ultras (34th lowest vertical density). The race website was not available for direct verification at time of publication; the GPX value is used throughout this profile.

Is Wien Rundumadum 61km a loop or point-to-point? The 61km is described as the 'half route' of the Wien Rundumadum — covering approximately half of the full 130km circuit around Vienna. Based on GPX analysis (D- = 745m vs D+ = 500m, net -245m), the route appears to be point-to-point rather than a closed loop. The full 130km event is the 'Rundumadum' (around and around) full circuit. Confirm exact start and finish locations and transport logistics with the organiser before race day.

Is a GPS tracker really mandatory for Wien Rundumadum 61km? Yes — all participants must rent a GPS tracker at check-in. The rental fee is €15, paid in cash on arrival. This is NOT included in the race entry fee and cannot be paid online in advance. The GPS tracker is mandatory for participation. Arrive at check-in with €15 in cash — forgetting this is not an option the race accommodates.

How do I enter Wien Rundumadum 61km and what does it cost? Registration is via https://my.raceresult.com/370736/registration. Entry for 2026 runs €100 (January 1 to May 31) and €120 (June 6 to November 1), plus a mandatory €15 cash GPS tracker rental at check-in. A late registration surcharge of +€20 applies for on-site registration if slots remain. The race is not sold out. First staged in 2014, the Wien Rundumadum is a well-established DUV-listed event.