Hugo Franco’s Top10 in Anadia’s Junior European BTT XCO

He Andalusian biker Hugo Franco finished ninth in the MTB XCO Junior European Championship which takes place in Anadia and left the most outstanding performance of the day for Choosing Spanish on a day entirely dedicated to junior races in the Olympic discipline.

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Frank He managed to make a good start to start putting himself in the top ten, managing to improve positions until he was in sixth place. Over the laps, the Andalusian was left for the second time about ten seconds behind the group fighting for the bronze medal; a fall on the last pass at Rockgarden left him with no options, but a ninth place finish for a first-year cyclist highlights his immense talent. Joan Mir He also managed to put in a solid race to finish in twelfth place, just over ten seconds out of the Top10. Marti Carrillo for his part ended on the 25th and Carlos Gamez 41st.

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At 3:00 pm the female junior test started, which martha cano He came with a good feeling after his fourth place in the Short Track. The Catalan entered the race well and managed to ride the first turns with the best, but lost his pedal stroke as the event progressed to finish in 27th place. The best national junior is Neus Capellawho managed to finish in the top 25 (24th) in a race from less to more. Carla Perez then 36th.