11 June
10:00–14:00 
This year, the international multi-day cycling race is reaching a new level. Corporate teams and amateur cycling clubs will make their debut, reflecting the growing role of cycling in corporate business culture.
As tradition holds, the race will start at the Igora Drive racetrack, followed by stages set against the natural beauty of the Leningrad Region, the historic centre of Vyborg, and the Karelian shores of Lake Ladoga. The final stage will take place around the Grebnoy Canal in St. Petersburg.
Professional cyclists will compete across seven stages. Amateurs will race in four stages and will compete for a team prize of RUB 1 million.
The Ladoga Gold race is organized by the Russian Cycling Federation and the Roscongress Foundation with the support of the Ministry of Sport of the Russian Federation and the National Teams Training Centre of Russia.
Over the years, the race has welcomed riders from Belarus, Vietnam, Kazakhstan, Syria, the UAE, and Uzbekistan. This year, the Ladoga Gold will feature an even wider international field.
Ladoga Gold international multi-day cycling race
Leningrad Region, Republic of Karelia, St. Petersburg
Leaders of Russia’s national road cycling team and strong international teams will return to the roads of the Leningrad Region, the Republic of Karelia, and St. Petersburg to race for the Ladoga Gold.This year, the international multi-day cycling race is reaching a new level. Corporate teams and amateur cycling clubs will make their debut, reflecting the growing role of cycling in corporate business culture.
As tradition holds, the race will start at the Igora Drive racetrack, followed by stages set against the natural beauty of the Leningrad Region, the historic centre of Vyborg, and the Karelian shores of Lake Ladoga. The final stage will take place around the Grebnoy Canal in St. Petersburg.
Professional cyclists will compete across seven stages. Amateurs will race in four stages and will compete for a team prize of RUB 1 million.
The Ladoga Gold race is organized by the Russian Cycling Federation and the Roscongress Foundation with the support of the Ministry of Sport of the Russian Federation and the National Teams Training Centre of Russia.
Over the years, the race has welcomed riders from Belarus, Vietnam, Kazakhstan, Syria, the UAE, and Uzbekistan. This year, the Ladoga Gold will feature an even wider international field.
