Award money for 21km
09. August 2026
Each year fastest women and men obtain monetary awards and this year we have award fund of 230 EUR per gender for 21km distance. With our goal to continue gender equality, fastest 3 men and women will obtain monetary prizes. For 42km we will currently only award starting fees to the first 3 men/women for 2025. Same as in previous years, every participant will receive a bag with sponsor items. We are trying to get sponsors for 42km monetary fund, so it might change.
Chat with last year's 42km winner Giacomo Gobbato
26. June 2026
How long have you been inline skating?
Giacomo: I’ve been doing inline skating since I was a child, following in my sister’s and my dad’s footsteps.
Registaration is open
30. January 2026
We already have registrations from competitors of over 3 countries. We want to get early registrations as this will help us to optimize orders for number of surprise gifts, sponsor material, as well as potential discussions with other sponsors about the number of participants we expect and have. Early registartions are also cheaper.
Nina Černič and Sofia Clementoni winners of women inline skating marathon and halfmarathon
24. August 2025
The women's 42 km race unfolded according to the plan of the Italian competitors. Desiana Caniatti (Skating Club Scaligero) set the pace for Monica Cais (Skating Comina Pordenone, Italy), while Monica Sick (LISC-2010, Austria) and Nina Černič (#ninajekul) waited for their opportunity.
However, Nina Černič broke the tactical stalemate by attacking with about a lap and a half left. She immediately gained a significant lead. In the background, other competitors tried to catch up, but Nina maintained a solid lead all the way to the finish line. The sprint for second place was a close battle between Monica Cais and Monica Sick, with the Austrian ultimately taking the win.
In the 21 km race, shortly after the start, Italian Sofia Clementoni and Dutch rider Noraly Berber Vonk from the professional SPSPSK Rollerblade World Team attacked and distanced themselves from the chasing pack. There was little cooperation among the chasers, but Serbian rider Mitra Brankovič showed the most strength and persistence, followed by Austrian Valentina Wutte.