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Red Bull Erzbergrodeo

hard-enduro · Eisenerz, Styria, Austria · dates not yet published (TBA). Difficulty pro, rock terrain.

Datesdates not yet published (TBA)
Statusannual
WhereEisenerz, Styria, Austria
SeriesRed Bull Erzbergrodeo (standalone)
OrganiserErzbergrodeo GmbH / Red Bull
Difficultypro
Surfacerock
Amateur-friendlynot verified — check with the organiser
Cost band$$
Risk (1–5){'level': 2, 'fatalities_note': 'Defined by finish rate, not deaths: injuries (not fatalities) are the norm. Single ~4-hour race on a monitored iron-ore mine with heavy on-site medical.', 'finish_rate_note': 'Extreme: ~5/500 finished in 2015 (~1%), 9/500 in 2016; historically 1-10% within the limit.', 'factors': ['brutal technical hillclimbs', 'rock/scree', 'low speed', 'heat/exhaustion', 'dense on-course medical'], 'note': "Brutal-but-safe: near-everyone fails to finish, but it's a controlled single-day event — expect a beating and possible injury, not mortal danger."}
⚠️ Being re-verifiedamateur_friendly
Official sitehttps://www.redbullerzbergrodeo.com/en

Iron-ore-mine boulders/scree; Iron Road Prologue open to ~1500, Hare Scramble is the pro final. 2026 (30th ed.) ran Jun 4-7; 2027 date TBA (typically late May/early June). ⚠️ amateur_friendly downgraded to false on 2026-08-12. It was true while difficulty is advanced/pro — logically incoherent, and unverified at source. On a field that can send a first-timer to a Dakar-class rally, the safe default when unverified is NO. entry_level is 'unverified': some of these genuinely have an entry-level class or route (e.g. Erzbergrodeo's Iron Road Prologue), and that nuance must be checked per event at the organiser's own regulations before amateur_friendly is set true again.

{'editions_in_archive': 8, 'span': '2007–2026', 'last_winner': 'Manuel Lettenbichler', 'last_year': 2026, 'fatal_years': [2015]}

Source: https://enduro21.com/en/racing/latest/2026-erzbergrodeo-online-entries-open-fo · Verified: 2026-08-03 · Confidence: low

Risk, difficulty and history fields are an editorial and community reference compiled from public sources. They are not a professional safety assessment and not medical or insurance advice. Whether a rider is fit to enter an event is decided by the rider, their coach and the organiser.

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