He Massi-Tactic UCI Women’s Cycling Teamof Torroella de Montgri (Girona)will open its fifth consecutive season at the world elite of women’s road cycling this Sunday, February 5, in Return to the Valencian Community. It is a one-day race with a distance of 93.2 km in between father and Valencia. As a novelty, this edition has two mountain passes: Oronet and the Bordersecond and first category, respectively.
He entire Costa Brava Last year, in this same test, he got his first UCI points thanks to the German’s fourteenth place Corinna Lecher and the goal of this 2023 is to improve this classification and climb the podium.
He Mass Tactics transferred six runners to Valencia: the Polish Aurela Nerlothe French Cecile Lejeunethe Canadian Adele Normandthe Portuguese Vera Vilaçathe hungarian Petra Zsanko and the catalan Father Ortega.
Sergi Güell, president of the Baix Ter Cycling Club, makes a preliminary assessment of this first race: “Valencia has served us as the debut of the season for many years, with a one-day event that usually ends with a sprint. This time the route was changed and two soft ports were added which could cause the group to break. Our weak point is the sprint and as always we will come out to attack to try to break the pack and play our chances of getting the first podium of the course”.
The Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana is the first of 37 races the team will play until next September
THE TEAM CALENDAR
February 5: Tour of the Valencian Community
February 9: Tour of Mallorca
February 11: Clásica de Almería
February 19: Women’s Tour of the Valencian Community Cycling Week
March 8: GP Oetingen (Belgium)
March 12: Return to Extremadura
March 19: Tour de Normandy (France)
March 19: GP Igartza Sari Nagusia (Spanish Cup)
March 26: GP Cidade de Pontevedra 2023 (Spanish Cup)
March 29: Dwars Door Vlaanderen (Belgium)
April 2: VII Villa de Noja (Spanish Cup)
April 2: Tour des Flanders (Belgium / WorldTour category)
April 5: Scheldeprijs vrouwen elite (Belgium)
April 10: Round of Mouscron (Belgium)
April 16: GP Féminin de Chambery (France)
April 22: III GP Villaquilambre (Spanish Cup)
April 29: III Bajo Andarax Trophy (Spanish Cup)
April 29: IV ReVolta
April 30: II Santa Ana de Abanilla Residence Trophy (Copa d’Espanya)
May 7: The Women’s Tour (WorldTour category)
May 10: Navarra Women’s Elite Classic
May 14: Itzulia (WorldTour category)
May 16: Durango – Durango Emakumeen Saria
May 21: Tour of Burgos (WorldTour category)
June 4: Andalusia Cycling Tour
June 4: V Estella Town Hall Trophy (Spanish Cup)
June 4: Alpes Gresivaudan Classic (France)
June 11: Tour Féminin International des Pyrénées (France)
June 13: Mont-Ventoux Dénivelé Challenge (France)
June 18: III “Clàssica de l’arròs” Trophy
June 25: Spanish Championship
July 16: Baloise Ladies Tour (Belgium)
August 12: La Périgord Ladies (France)
August 13: La Picto – Charentaise (France)
August 27: Giro Toscana (Italy)
September 11: Tour de l’Ardèche (France)
September 17: Tour de Romandie (Switzerland / WorldTour category)
Source: La Verdad
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