The Batavierenrace is the world's largest relay race, held in the Netherlands. This menu contains all the general information about the Batavierenrace.

• Organising Committee
• The Batavierenrace
• Topicus University Competition

• Student Sport the Netherlands
• The Batavierenparty
• Travel advice

• Results

More than 8,500 students annually take part in Batavierenrace . All the information you need as a participant can be found in this part of the site.

• Enter
• Transport
• The route

• Sleeping Arrangements
• Food and Beverage
• Participants booklet

A team that participates in the Batavierenrace cannot go without a team captain. All the information that is needed as a team captain can be found here.

• Information for team captains
• Participants booklet
• Program

• Enrolling
• Topicus University Competition
• Vouchers

• Sport Councils
• Batavierenbus

• Bata4life

During the Batavierenrace, many pictures are made. These pictures, along with any other media can be found here.

• Photo's
• Video's
• Bataradio

It is impossible to organise an event like the Batavierenrace on your own. Therefore, the Batavierenrace has many partners to make the event a success.

• Sponsors
• Partners
• Businessteam

Do you have a question, comment or complaint? This page displays general information to contact the organising committee.

There is a Dutch version of the Batavierenrace website available. Click on 'Nederlands' to get there.

Travel advice to Nijmegen

Information about how to get in Nijmegen, the starting point of the race, can be found on this page. Below you can find the adress and a map of the University Sports Centre (Gymnasion).

By car

• Participants coming from Scandinavia, Germany and Switzerland are advised to use the German motorways A3/E35 (Oberhausen-Arnhem) and A57/E31 (Krefelt-Nijmegen) respectively.
  
• From the south (Belgium) the Paris-Brussels-Antwerpen-Breda motorway leads to Nijmegen (via Tilburg and 's-Hertogenbosch)
  
• Coming from Amsterdam/Utrecht following the A2, take the A50 direction Nijmegen. At the intersection of the A50 and the A15, follow signs 's-Hertogenbosch-Nijmegen (A50), then take the A73 to Nijmegen.
  
• Coming from Rotterdam, follow the A15 until the Nijmegen (A50) exit, then take the A73 to Nijmegen.

The Radboud University Nijmegen is signposted as "Universiteit" on all major routes into Nijmegen. After arriving at the University, follow the signs "Gymnasion".

By train or bus

Make sure you take the train to Nijmegen (central station) from which you can take the train to Nijmegen Heyendaal. From this station it's only a short walk to the Radboud Sports Centre (RSC). Railway information is given on yellow timetables located in station halls and on railway platforms, as well as on the internet (www.ns.nl).

You may want to travel by bus, the options are: line 10 -the "Heyendaal Shuttle"-, line 1 direction "Molenhoek", and line 11 direction "Brakkenstein". All of these buses stop at the University (at walking distance from the Gymnasion/RSC). However, these lines are in service only until around 7 p.m., so after this hour you should take the train.

Note: If you come by train it is necessary to rent a minibus in the Netherlands, because you require transportation between the relay points. For more information see the Transport page or contact the Organising Committee.

Address Radboud Sports Centre (RSC/Gymnasion)

Radboud Sports Centre
Heyendaalseweg 141
6525 AJ Nijmegen
The Netherlands

Tel: +31(0)243615876
nijmegen@batavierenrace.nl