The 24MX GetzenRodeo will return in 2027, with the legendary German Hard Enduro event officially scheduled for October 22–23 in Grießbach, Erzgebirge.
Two years after its successful 2025 edition, GetzenRodeo will once again run as an international race, bringing some of the biggest names in Hard Enduro back to the famous Getzenwald.
Getzenwald Is Back
GetzenRodeo has built its reputation around a compact but brutally demanding course. Steep climbs and descents, roots, rocks and the close proximity of the spectators create one of the most intense atmospheres in Hard Enduro.
For both riders and fans, the event has become much more than just another race on the calendar.
More Than 10,000 Fans in 2025
The scale of GetzenRodeo was clear during the 2025 edition, when more than 10,000 spectators travelled to Grießbach. That race also delivered a major moment in Hard Enduro history.
Manuel Lettenbichler dominated the event and secured his fifth FIM Hard Enduro World Championship title ahead of schedule in the Getzenwald. Mario Roman finished second, with Billy Bolt completing the podium in third.
The international riders also praised the atmosphere, the demanding track and the work of the organising team after the race.
International Format Returns in 2027
The organising GetzenRodeo e.V. wants to build directly on the success of 2025. The 2027 edition will again be held as an international event featuring top Hard Enduro riders, with a strong field expected to return to the Erzgebirge. Preparations are already underway.
Further information about the race format, programme, riders and ticket sales will be announced over the coming months.
Save the Date
One thing is already confirmed: October 22–23, 2027 – 24MX GetzenRodeo, Grießbach, Germany.
The Getzenwald is coming back. And with its mix of extreme terrain, huge crowds and international stars, GetzenRodeo will once again become one of the main meeting points of the Hard Enduro world.
