World champion ranking

The world championship classification ride leads up to the Großglockner. You can expect not only a route that is closed exclusively for you, but also one of the most beautiful views in Austria. Driving skills and a keen instinct for your classic car are required here.

Thanks to the exclusive track closure for our World Championship, sufficient distance is guaranteed - for a safe and undisturbed scoring drive.

Regularity driving competition

Großglockner tour: From Ferleiten to Fuschertörl

The route is divided into two sections of different lengths. The journey time of the first section serves as the basis for calculating the target time for the second section. Factor X is used to determine the ideal time - the winner is the one who achieves the smallest deviation. In this way, uniformity is assessed over the entire route, regardless of the speed.

The maximum speed is 30 km/h throughout. Fairness is paramount: braking before the finish line and the use of ultra-modern measuring devices are not permitted.

RANKINGS
The participants who have ridden the most evenly for section 1 aliquot to section 2 can look forward to victory in the respective class classification.

The groups are divided as follows:
Year of construction up to 1955
Year of construction 1956 to 1965
Year of construction 1966 to 1975
Year of construction 1976 to 1985
Year of construction 1986 to 1995

The three best drivers from all groups will be rewarded with the World Champion and Vice World Champion titles or third place in the overall standings.

Team classification:

A team consists of a maximum of seven starters. The team members must be announced in advance when registering on site.

To calculate the team time, the four best team members from the world champion classification will be counted.

Oldtimer tractors with electric drive

Due to developments in relation to the environment and nature, we are constantly facing new challenges in the course of the Oldtimer Tractor World Championships. We are therefore taking various measures to improve our ecological footprint. We are delighted to have a converted vintage tractor with an electric drive, which we are allowing to take part in our World Championship free of charge in addition to the 465 starters*.

If you are the proud owner of a converted vintage tractor with an electric motor, please contact us by e-mail (traktorwm@bruck-fusch.at).

* Unfortunately, e-tractors cannot be included in the world championship ranking.