Baltic Indoor Trophy

Baltic Indoor Trophy is a competition or organized sporting event centered on Inline Skating and Speed Skating. The listed session is February 7, 2026, from 9:30 AM to 2:00 PM. The listed venue or meeting location is Winterbeker Weg 47, 24114 Kiel, Germany.

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2. Baltic Indoor Trophy is an indoor inline speedskating competition in Kiel, organized around a full hall-race format with timing, age-class racing and a trophy final. The bulletin describes a four-field sports hall race with classes from Schüler and Kadetten through Jugend, Junioren, Aktive and Masters, plus a flying-lap element and electronic/video timing support. • Venue: Stralsundhalle, Winterbeker Weg 47, 24114 Kiel. • The bulletin limits the field to 150 skaters and gives registration / late-entry instructions through the organizer. • Helmet use is required when skates are on; protective gear is mandatory for younger categories through Kadetten and recommended for everyone.

What to expect

Competition details may include divisions, seeding, practice, qualification rounds, finals, awards, licensing, or federation rules. These elements are event-specific and should be confirmed before entering.

Participant preparation

Inline skaters should arrive with properly fitted skates, a helmet, and protective equipment appropriate to their experience. For street or group routes, lights, reflective clothing, water, and reliable stopping skills are strongly recommended. Speed-skating participants should verify entry standards, age groups, equipment rules, warm-up access, accreditation, and the official session timetable. Spectators should check ticketing, venue-entry, and broadcast information.

Before you go

• Confirm the final date, local start time, check-in or rollout time, and exact meeting point.
• Review registration deadlines, entry fees, ticketing, age or skill restrictions, waivers, and refund policies.
• Check weather, surface or ice conditions, transport, parking, accessibility, rentals, and venue rules.
• Use the organizer’s latest post—not an older calendar copy—as the final authority for schedule changes.

Official information and updates

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• Event website