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

• The Batavierenrace
• The Batavierenparty
• Organising Committee

• 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
• Team Captain
• Transport

• The route
• Sleeping Arrangements
• Food and Beverage

• Participants booklet

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

• Photo's
• Video's

• Bata4life

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.

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.

The route of the Batavierenrace

The route of the Batavierenrace goes over 175 kilometers and contains 25 stages, of which 16 are men's and 9 are women's stages. There are three shifts, a night- (stage 1-9), morning- (stage 10-17) and dayshift (stage 18-25). The night-shift starts with an official start, in Nijmegen at 22:30 pm at the 'Grote Markt'. The morning-shift starts at Ulft at 06.30 am and the dayshift starts at Barchem at 11.00 am. The final stage is a combined men's and women's stage, which starts at the Old Market in Enschede, and finishes at the cinder track on the campus of the University of Twente.

Preliminary Stage Classification 46th Batavierenrace

Download the Preliminary Stage Classification of the 46th Batavierenrace.

Preliminary Stage Classification 46th Batavierenrace (357 kB)