World cycling championship for seniors

7th of October - 1st of November 2024

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Intense battle for the trophy image

After the intense and grueling finale of the RWS, the newly crowned world champions from Hvaler took a week-long break from cycling.

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Decided to go for the win image

After last year’s 2nd place, Åke decided to go all-in this year. It paid off.

“Crew of the Year” to Harbison image

The team from Harbison Australia is this years winner.

The largest sporting event for seniors

Road Worlds for Seniors is the only global indoor championship for seniors and people with dementia. Every year, thousands of cyclists from nursing homes, day care centers and senior centers participate.

Join the race with Motiview's video library

Motiview's video library is the solution behind the Road Worlds for Seniors championship. With over 2,200 videos, participants can cycle to local videos and reminisce as they pedal, or explore the world with international videos. Join the race and experience the power of Motiview's video library.

Physical benefits

The cyclists tells about improved mobility, better weight management, reduction in physical pain and less need for medications.

Mental and cognitive benefits

Better self-efficacy, increased general contentment and wellbeing. Reports also tells about reduction in anxiety and depression.

Social benefits

Measurements of increased social connectedness and inspiration for residents, staff and relatives. Inspires good conversations.

Picture of Zac Hulm

Our cyclists have created memories forever. I have been in cycling for over 20 years and what we achieved was the best cycling event I have ever witnessed.


Zac Hulm , Partnership Manager at Harbison, Australia
Illustration for Medals without a "flipside"

Medals without a "flipside"

Not everyone who takes part in the Road Worlds for Seniors remembers being there. But imagine being constantly reminded why the medal is hanging there!

Sounds interesting or would you like to participate?