Gravel Championships – German Gravel League — gravel Kloster Lehnin, Germany
Germany · German Gravel League

Gravel Championships – German Gravel League

Key facts

Date:
1 may 2026
Type:
One-day (XC / race)
Kloster Lehnin · Brandeburgo · Germany
Distances:
52/78/104/130 km

About

The opening round of the German Gravel League takes place in Kloster Lehnin, on the flat Brandenburg plain. Four distances, 52, 78, 104 and 130 km, open the race to riders of all levels, from first-timers to national title contenders. The mixed surface course combines gravel, tarmac, cobblestone, and forest sand, accurately representing northern Germany's varied terrain: flat, fast roads where wind management and group tactics decide outcomes. In Push Training 360 we develop sustained flat-power through the aerobic base and threshold phases, and refine race strategy in weekly coach reviews, because in Brandenburg reading the group and executing your pacing plan correctly will always outperform raw volume.

Frequently asked questions

When and where do the Gravel Championships of the German Gravel League 2026 take place?

The Gravel Championships of the German Gravel League take place on 1 May 2026 in Kloster Lehnin, Brandenburg (Germany).

What distances does the Gravel Championships of the German Gravel League offer?

The event offers four distances: 52, 78, 104 and 130 km.

Is this race part of an official circuit?

Yes, it is the opening event of the German Gravel League 2026. The course combines gravel, tarmac, cobblestones and forest sand.

Where does the Gravel Championships of the German Gravel League start?

The start is in Kloster Lehnin, in the Brandenburg region.

How to prepare for the Gravel Championships of the German Gravel League with PUSH TRAINING 360?

PUSH TRAINING 360 is a 12-week plan with weekly review and 4 phases: aerobic base, threshold building, specificity load and tapering. For this race of up to 130 km on mixed terrain (gravel, tarmac, cobblestones and forest sand), the specificity phase works on surface transitions and the rhythm changes typical of a varied course. Pacing must account for speed loss on the forest sand sections. The 3-phase nutrition plan ensures sustained energy across a long-distance race held in May.

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Pick your race and we build the plan: training, nutrition and mindset in a 12-week program with that event as the goal. Limited spots per edition.

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