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Beautiful trail, very steep and rooty at the end.

Nice long fast trail

I died—but—doable 😂 Surely fun for experienced people 😆

Varied and sometimes fast, definitely fun.

Something is going on, definitely watch

THE MX ROUTE OF MSC ALBERTSHOFEN E.V. The MSC Albertshofen e.V. motocross track is idyllically located in the picturesque Lower Franconia region, just a short distance from Kitzingen. With a generous length of around 1000 meters, it offers drivers the perfect backdrop for exciting races and thrilling action. Its clay-sandy hard ground gives the route a unique texture that requires both skill and technical know-how. When it comes to the variety of challenges, the MSC Albertshofen route can be proud of. Across a total of 12 curves with different radii and inclinations, it promises nothing less than driving skills at the highest level. From tight, technical corners to wide, high-speed berms - here you'll find all kinds of challenges that make motocross hearts beat faster. In addition to the curves, there are also an impressive number of jumps on the track. What particularly stands out here is the large table with a length of 25 meters, which must be mastered with precise timing and good control of the bike. Each jump requires finesse and the right amount of courage to land perfectly and maintain speed. In addition, two wave sections provide additional tension. These put the driver's driving experience and balance to the test and require precise coordination of speed and body control. A berm also offers drivers the opportunity to reach high speeds and make full use of their driving skills. To make the start of the race perfect, the track is equipped with an impressive starting straight with a gated start. Here the drivers have the opportunity to reach their fastest pace and get into the race right from the start. Source: https://www.mx-info.de/motocross-zeile-msc-albertshofen

You can watch the wild people there

It's better to approach from the north, as the downhill area is steep and rooty;