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Wheel races and fat-tyre races as part of the kids-tour programme. As in previous years, the organising team has decided to include a wheel race and a fat tyre race for our kids in the supporting programme. The races have been registered under Fette-Reifen-Rennen (fettereifenrennen.de). The non-cash prizes are kindly provided by the makers of the Fat Tyre Races. Two races are offered on two stages: Once between the 2nd and 3rd stage and during the 4th stage. The 2nd and 3rd stage will take place in Willmersdorf near Werneuchen. Not only kids from the Willmersdorf-Schönfeld-Weesow area can start there, but also siblings of the kids-tour starters travelling with them. The 4th stage will take place in Marzahn-Hellersdorf and will be accompanied by a second fat tyre and wheel race. Registration is already open at orga@kids-tour-berlin.de stating name and year of birth and date of participation. More information about the races will follow soon.

The registration for the 28th International kids-tour in Berlin has been open since 09.05.2022. The first leaders already registered with their teams. 28th International kids-tour Berlin As in 2019, Michael Lemke as head of the organising team expects more than 70 teams in the age groups U13 and U15. A total of 270 children will complete the 4 stage ride. The starting places for the kids-tour are unfortunately limited due to the requirements. The aim is to have a maximum number of nations and states and a preferential commitment for the girls. A new feature is that registration and entry will be done via our new registration tool. This saves the organising team a lot of time and professionalises the process management. The service for overnight stays is also new. It will be offered to the teams centrally. The organising team will inform the sports directors of the teams promptly and in writing about the nomination. Further information follows

Die Anmeldung für die 28. Internationale kids-tour in Berlin ist seit 09.05.2022 offen. Die ersten Mannschaften meldeten sich bereits mit ihren Teams an. 28. Internationale kids-tour Berlin Michael Lemke als Leiter des Organisationsteams erwartet wie 2019 mehr als 70 Mannschaften in den Altersklassen U13 und U15. Insgesamt werden 270 Kinder die 4 Etappenfahrt absolvieren. Die Startplätze für die kids-tour sind wegen der Auflagen leider begrenzt. Ziel ist eine maximale Anzahl von Nationen und Staaten und ein bevorzugtes Engangement für die Mädchen. Neu ist, dass die Anmeldung und Registrierung über unser neues Anmeldetool erfolgt. Damit spart das Orgateam viel Zeit und professionalisiert das Prozessmanagement. Neu ist auch der Service für die Übernachtung. Sie wird den Teams zentral angeboten. Das Organisationsteams informiert die Sportlichen Leiter der Teams zeitnah und schriftlich über die Nominierung. Weitere Informationen folgen.

Tradition and customs are not only our roots, but also stand for community and cohesion. Overview of the 28th International kids-tour Berlin Michael Lemke presented the stages and routes for the 28th International kids-tour to the organising team. The bad news as well as the good news is: According to planning, everything traditionally remains the same and tried and tested: 3 days on the last weekend in August 4 stages with time trail in Lehnitz team time trail Werneuchen road race Werneuchen circuit race Berlin Marzahn-Hellersdorf Registration for the teams will be open in a few days. We ask for your patience. Until then, a little foretaste: 23rd International kids-tour with start at that time in Mehrow. More information will follow.

What lasts long finally becomes good. It's not as easy as it seems. Especially not when an international stages- race has to be organised. The organisation team is working flat out to organise the traditional event at the end of August. As the organisational director of the kids-tour for many years, I also try to act in the best interests of the children. Those who know me know that I am an honest person. In Berlin and in German cycling, the political intrigues that often seem to be more important do not determine my actions, and they certainly don't make me deviate from my path. If that was attempted, then I also said goodbye to a coaching position that was so important to me and went other and now successful ways with my racers and the national cycling league Wheel Devils. For more than a decade, I have organised the International kids-tour with a small organisational team outside the Berlin Cycling Federation, most recently in 2019. Anyone who looked behind the scenes saw that the BRV only played a financial role here. With the kids-tour, too, I want to go new ways, successful ways, free of political influences and also with former companions. "A new start in 2022 is particularly important after the Corona crisis and for the promotion of young cyclists." For months I have therefore been trying to reach a consensus with the board of the Berlin Cycling Federation on the organisation. The conditions imposed on me during talks are completely unsuitable for my work, also and especially in the spirit of the founder Jens- Holger Mey and his wife. The letter of intent I submitted was rejected by the BRV. A cooperation is not favoured by the BRV, the chance for a new beginning in favour of children's and junior racing in Berlin is obviously interpreted differently. In short, my efforts after many negotiations and even more correspondence with the BRV did not work out as hoped in the end, and now it is time to act. "Because young cyclists get a good chance to promote themselves through such a unique tour. " In order to organise an international kids tour, to restructure it and to set it up in a more modern way, it is above all important to have reliable and proven partners. Thus, doers, specialists, clubs, sponsors, the women's national cycling league team Wheel Divas and the national cycling league team Juniors Wheel Devils joined forces to form ARGE kids-tour under my leadership. We are united by the goal of making the tour an experience in the spirit of Jens-Holger. My organisation team of the ARGE kids tour is in full swing with the preparations. Competition and event planning, traffic safety, marketing, finances such as funding applications, the crowd-funding launched in 2019 - everything has to be covered. The traditional routes are clear, small details are being revised and then it's time to apply for funding. A new website had to be set up overnight. The previous one was, for whatever reason, neither accessible for the supervisor nor for me. It has been permanently switched off for months. With it, important historical data was lost. Here, too, the challenge is to procure, collect, sift and process the lost material and put it online. Another new feature will be a digital registration tool, which will go online in the next few days. But there is already a lot to find on the site. Soon there will be more news in the blog. M. Lemke