Simson fans race for 24 hours: record participants in Vahrholz!

Simson fans race for 24 hours: record participants in Vahrholz!

Vahrholz experienced an exciting weekend in the Altmarkkreis Salzwedel when over 800 enthusiastic Simson fans came together as part of the unique 24-hour race. Organized by Thomas Archut, who has been heading the event for several years, the action revolved on a specially created circuit, which was installed directly on a grain field. The challenge was to drive continuously for 24 hours - a truly impressive undertaking for the participants.

With the record number of 120 teams this year, the race is the largest of its kind since its existence. Each team is made up of several drivers who go on the route one after the other - so the drivers completed the 4.9 kilometer -long round in changes, with each participant being able to drive up to four hours at a time. The competition started on Saturday at 1 p.m. and the excitement was tangible, while the participants brought their machines to hum. "Anyone who has made the most rounds after 24 hours will be honored as the winner," Archut proudly announced.

The peculiarity of the race

Another highlight of the race is the community that arises. The event not only attracts passionate drivers, but also numerous spectators who have followed the spectacle on the route. The atmosphere is incomparable, while the participants demonstrate their skills on the Simson motorcycles. "This is not just a competition, but also a big festival of Simson's love," said an experienced participant in the race.

The organization of such a event requires a high degree of preparation and commitment. Archut and his team have focused on creating a safe and fair competition environment. There is also an important focus on the support of the drivers who have to face the challenges of the long race. The drivers not only come from the surrounding area, but from all over Germany, which makes the event a national meeting point for Simson-loving enthusiasts. "We are proud to bring such a large community together," explains Archut.

The response to this event was consistently positive. The spectators praised the exciting atmosphere and the great organization. The participants themselves were also enthusiastic about the chance of measuring themselves in competition and having fun at the same time. "It is a highlight of the year for all of us," one participant summarizes the mood while preparing for his next run.

In summary, the 24-hour Simson race in Vahrholz was a great event that combines sporting ambition and sense of community. It remains to be seen how the race will develop in the future and whether the number of participants can continue to increase. Fans and drivers are confident about the next few years in which the tradition of this unique race is to be continued. For more detailed insights and further details on this exciting motorsport event, www.mdr.de .