Traffic chaos at the Brezel Race and Women’s Cycling Grand Prix in Stuttgart!

Traffic chaos at the Brezel Race and Women’s Cycling Grand Prix in Stuttgart!

The Brezel Race and the Women’s Cycling Grand Prix 2025 are just around the corner and promise an exciting sports weekend in the Stuttgart region. But before the first cyclists start pedaling, both participants and residents have to expect some traffic restrictions. Stuttgart.de reports that The organizers are already in coordination with the municipalities and authorities to minimize the impact of the closures on local residents.

Where possible, the route will be on secondary roads so as not to unnecessarily disrupt the flow of traffic on the main roads. For the duration of the race, certain road sections in transit areas are closed; There are also clear regulations regarding the parking bans in the affected urban area, which come into force from Sunday, September 14th at 12:30 a.m. From this point on, residents must be particularly careful, as there is a risk of towing if their vehicle is parked in a restricted area.

Traffic monitoring and hotline

Traffic monitoring understands residents and tolerates vehicles with residents' parking permits in adjacent residents' parking areas during route closures. If you have any questions or concerns, you can contact the traffic hotline on 0711-18426235, which is available on Saturday, September 13th, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and on Sunday, September 14th, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

But that's not all that's coming to the region in the next few weeks. The FINALS 2025 will take place in Dresden, a major sporting event that will award numerous German championship titles from Thursday, July 31st to Sunday, August 3rd. Dresden.de informs that the competitions take place at various locations throughout the city, which results in extensive traffic restrictions. From Monday, July 28th, many roads will be closed, especially in the area of ​​the banks of the Elbe on both sides of the river.

Transport organization in Dresden

Particularly affected are the Elbe cycle path on the Old Town side of the Elbe, as well as the Augustus Bridge and Schloßplatz, which are closed to bicycle traffic at set times. Motor vehicle traffic will not be spared from the changes either; Several streets along the banks of the Elbe are temporarily closed, and there are restrictions on local and delivery traffic at Neumarkt.

Carrying out the FINALS requires numerous transport organization measures that are coordinated in close dialogue with public transport and existing construction sites. The aim is to ensure the safety of everyone involved and to ensure that the event runs smoothly.

With all of these changes, nothing stands in the way of a sporty autumn. The Brezel Race and the FINALS 2025 are ready to refresh the sporting events in Stuttgart and Dresden. It remains to be hoped that cyclists and spectators will be able to enjoy the events to the fullest, despite the necessary traffic measures.