Bad Wiessee / Gmund - The winners of the 2021 city cycling in Bad Wiessee and Gmund have now been honored.
With excellent results.
Bad Wiessee took part in city cycling for the second time. From June 19 to July 9, 17,813 kilometers were cycled and thus three tons of CO2 were avoided. 98 active cyclists started in 14 teams. This year's winning team is the Bad Wiessee police station with 2,775 kilometers. As a thank you, the 14 participants received tickets for the next #wiesseerocks concert. But the local parliament has also contributed to the great success of city cycling with ten cyclists and an impressive 2,696 kilometers.
"As in 2020, Hannelore and Herbert Martin again set the kilometer record per capita with 1,152 kilometers each," the municipality announced.
“They have increased their previous year's result by 389 kilometers per person.” They are particularly pleased that, in addition to the “bicycle gangsters” from the fourth grade at the Bad Wiessee elementary school, this year children from grade 3a also took part.
Three winners were determined in both classes:
In class 3a Lukas Rullmann-Stekl (132 kilometers), Mia Örlös (99 kilometers) and Louis Rudek (95 kilometers).
In fourth grade Sophia Zimmermann (141 kilometers), Marinus Guillon (134 kilometers) and Toni Linsinger (95 kilometers).
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Gmund's mayor Alfons Besel (r.) Honored (from left) Josef Harraßer, Martina Ettstaller, Richard Westerberger and Susanne Riedl from the Gmund primary school.
© Municipality of Gmund
In the neighboring municipality of Gmund, there was also a lot of pedaling for city cycling from June 19 to July 9 in 2021.
“In these three weeks, ten teams with 95 active cyclists cycled 13,685 kilometers for the community of Gmund,” the administration announced.
That is a saving of around two tons of CO2.
The following teams took part:
Primary school Gmund: 42 participants, 2,528 kilometers
Ostiner regional traffic: 11 participants, 2,510 kilometers
open team Gmund: 7 participants, 2,436 kilometers
Stang team: 8 participants, 1,854 kilometers
DLRG Gmund: 6 participants, 1,074 kilometers
Agmunda mobility: 3 participants, 977 kilometers
Municipal council of Gmund: 5 participants, 804 kilometers
Local government: 5 participants, 653 kilometers
German Paragliding and Hang Gliding Association: 3 participants, 495 kilometers
Gmeineder team: 5 participants, 349 kilometers
The following participants were awarded:
On behalf of the Gmund Primary School, Rector Susanne Riedl accepted the award for the most kilometers - a total of 2,528.
The best cyclist with the most individual kilometers was Richard Westerberger from Dürnbach.
He pedaled 1,151 kilometers.
Martina Ettstaller took first place in the municipal council member category with 331 kilometers.
In the municipal administration category, construction technician Josef Harraßer cycled 347 kilometers and thus achieved first place.
The supporting program was also well received. Seven children took part in a cycling flick course for children that took place in the orchard in Dürnbach. Jochen Sauerle explained to them in-depth knowledge of everything to do with bicycle repairs. There was also a guided bike tour to the Reisach moated castle. In the Fab-Lab Oberland it was possible to print 3-D valve caps and LED tags. Around 20 cycling enthusiasts took advantage of the offer.
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