Ang Royal Spanish Cycling Federation and Balearic Islands Cycling Federations was presented this afternoon at At the Mániga Auditorium in Cala Millor the routes that will make up the 2022 edition of the Spanish Elite-Sub23 Road Championship, to be held from June 24 to 26 on Majorca.
At the event, where all the details that will make the Mallorca national road race into an unforgettable edition were announced, as it coincided with the celebration of the 125th anniversary of the Balearic Islands Cycling Federation, José Luis López was present Cerron, president of RFEC; Fernando Gilet, president of the Balearic Islands Cycling Federation; Andreu Serra, Minister of Tourism and Sports of the Consell de Mallorca; Natalia Troya, mayor of Son Servera; Pep Jaume, mayor of Sant Llorenc; Nicolas Bordal, president of Consorci Turisme Sant Llorenç and Son Servera; Francisco Ducros, Sports Councilor of Palma City Council; Inés Batle, president of the Cala Millor and Sa Coma Hotel Association; and Albert Torres, professional cyclist of the Movistar Team, multiple World and European Track medalist with the Spanish National Team and participant in the last Olympic Games in Tokyo.
In this 2022 edition of the Spanish Elite-Sub23 Road Championship, Cala Millor, Sant Llorenç and Palma They are the three towns that will have the honor of hosting the start and finish lines of the various races of this national event, which will once again bring together the best runners in our country on one of the best annual cycling weekends. calendar. On Friday, June 24, the national competition will begin with the Elite UCI-Elite men’s, Elite-U23 women’s and Sub23 men’s time trials, which will begin and end in the town of Cala Millor. Palma, for its part, will oversee setting the finish line on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 June for all online exams; while Sant Llorenç will host the start of the Elite-U23 women’s online event and Cala Millor will also host the Elite UCI-Elite men’s and U23 men’s online event.
Tours 2022
The 2022 Mallorca Elite-Sub23 Spanish Road Championship will begin on Friday, June 24 with contention in all time trial titles. The elite-sub23 women and the sub23 boys will battle it out on the same 21.5-kilometer route that will start and end at Cala Millor, which will have a 230-meter positive elevation gain. The most demanding section of the time trial will be seen once they cross the equator, shortly before reaching Son Servera, where they will cross a section that is slightly uphill, with a short 7% ramp, which should not be compromised. the best performance. rollers of each category.
Elite UCI-Elite cyclists will face a route of 38.5 km and 384 meters of elevation gain that also has a start and end in Cala Millor and that will share most of its route with sub23 and women. The second half of the trial time will consist mostly of a round trip section, with almost no curve and ideal for the best specialists to join and make a change.
On Saturday, June 25, the first online exams will be held, where the Elite-U23 woman and the U23 man will be the stars. The first will start in Sant Llorenç and from there they will face the first 92 km section that will take them to the Palma circuit, 21.8 km long, where they will complete two laps before reaching the finish line. On this circuit you will find a double climb to Coll de Sa Creu, about 6 kilometers long with an average slope slightly higher than 5%, but in some sections it has ramps that exceed 10%, and where we will definitely see attacks from the runners who dream of winning the national champion jersey.
The men’s U23 peloton will complete a somewhat longer initial section, 98 kilometers, as the start will be made from Cala Millor, to reach the same Palma circuit, where they will make three turns in their respective steps. by Coll de Sa Creu, who will be the judge who will decide the new Spanish category champion.
On Sunday, June 26, the Spanish Elite-U23 Road Championship will culminate in the celebration of the Elite UCI-Elite men’s online race, which, like the U23s, will start from Cala Millor to face the 98 km section that will lead them to Palma . The Elite UCI-Elite peloton will rotate the Palma circuit four times and, therefore, will face the climb to Coll de Sa Creu four times, which will offer an open and spectacular result to all. fans of our sport.
Source: La Verdad
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