The Spanish Paralympic Cycling Team won 11 medals at the Huntsville World Cup

The Spanish Paralympic Cycling Team Close your participation in Huntsville World Cup with a sensational balance of 11 medals and 6 gold, which perfectly describes the good moment of form in which the athletes of the national team. The last day of this third and last appointment of Paralympic Cycling World Cup, which took place in Huntsvilleone of the most important cities in the state of Alabamawhich led to the achievement of another three medals for the Spanish team: the golds for Ricardo Ten in the online test of the C1 class and for the handbikers of team relay and the brass of Edward Santas along with the C3 class lines.

The circuit designed in Huntsville for the development of races of different classes of bicycles and tandems provided on this last day of the World Cup many equalities and some sprint resolutions. Ricardo Ten reached the finish line with Aaron Keith a tire, but thanks to a great last effort he was able to beat him to win the C1. In the C3 class, first and second place went to the British Finlay Graham and Benjamin Watsonwho broke the pack and was clearly out in front, but the bronze was also decided by a sprint where Eduardo Santas proved to be the fastest to occupy the third position.

Maurice Eckhardt, for his part, he finished in sixth position in a race in the C2 class that was very destructive and where every rider came almost one at a time. In tandems, Joan Sanso and noel martinin their debut as a duo at an international level, getting a good 8th position, while theyand Christian Venge and Fran Rus they finished eleventh in a test won by the great dominators of the class, the Dutch Bangma-Bos.