Gelsenkirchen celebrates: Emotional city night inspires thousands!

Gelsenkirchen celebrates: Emotional city night inspires thousands!

"The weather, the fans, the athletes-everything was just great," was the racing organizer Michael Zurhausen completely satisfied. However, not everything was smooth: Before the start, there was a small breakdown when a gully cover remained and the toilet car could not be connected to the sewage system. But the employees of the gel endings quickly entered and fix the problem.

racing and emotions

The amateur races, the price of the Gatenbröcker city bakery, was another highlight of the day. Martin Brechmann from Siena Garden Racing Masters won the 60 kilometers in an impressive time of 1: 14.53 hours. Andreas Jung (Leeze Factory Racing Master) and Julian Rottmann (VfR Büttgen) followed him in places in second and third. An exciting topic of conversation after the race was Rottmann's evasive maneuver on the sidewalk due to a bump, which was considered understandable by Simon Walker, which drove in the elite racing.

The city of Gelsenkirchen once again showed how important such events are. According to the principles of urban event management, which controls the planning and implementation of public events, the attractive presentation of sporting events is crucial for the local community and attracts visitors. The municipal event team, which is responsible for permits, requirements and the care of stakeholders, provides further information on this. There is great focus on sustainable and environmentally friendly concepts in event organization, which ensures long -term satisfaction both the participants and the residents.

traffic controls in the area

In order to make the event a success, various traffic measures were also necessary. During the City Night, several streets, such as the Stegemannsweg and Schaffrathstraße, were closed between 2 p.m. and 10 p.m., which meant that bus lines had to drive 342 and 396 detours. Such measures are elementary to ensure both the security of the athletes and the audience.

For the city of Gelsenkirchen, this day was not only a sporty highlight, but also an opportunity to further improve the city timing and to promote a strong community. The preparations and the organizational measures on which the event was based extends far beyond the race day and underline the importance of professional event management.

This makes it clear that such occasions not only become alive through exciting competitions, but also through the people who come together. And so the magic of the City night keeps in the hearts of the participants and spectators.