After Spanish championship of the lower category and the elite women The main course of the day came, the misunderstanding of the elite category, which is more than a corridor and trial assistant, did not dissolve. She is Sabadell David de la Cruz Coridor Defended the success last year on a 14 -kilometer route to Sierra Nevada Ski ResortInitially on Visitors to the El Dornajo center And the Parking the feet, to 2,380 meters high.
CRI is marked by the height at which it is celebrated, by performing participants over 2,000 meters and for the ruling heat, to the point that the Movistar Runner Javier Romo He left Chrono for a heat stroke.
The nerves for aware of the final podium increase as the CRI progresses and measures the turn of the best at the end. To intermediate pun of kilometer 7 the best times are for Jan Castellon (10’25 “), Adrià Pericas (10’25”) and Ander Okamika (10’30 “)what put him on the pole for in -lined places of the end line, as reported from RFEC to the absence of the best of the best, with the best chrono of Castellon (30’12 “), Mario Aparicio (30’13”), Adrià Pericas (30’24) and the fourth area of Abel Balderstone (30’26 “)which eventually won the test.
There are voices that give the winner Iván Romeo, But the mess came when not reported from the last times to cross the arrival line, after it was decided at the last minute that the best left every two minutes, with all the schemes broken.
Cyclists and team members Abel Balderstone As the winner followed by an anger David de la Cruz and Raúl García legwith the face of doubt of Iván Romeoand there is a good team performance Rural-Sigur Caja RGAwho put four of its cyclists in the top ten. De la Cruz’s anger is considered. In fact, the brand’s microphones said he was made up of having the best time was his (29’49 “), leading the García leg (29’59”) and Romeo (30’04 “), but the judges decided to take a balderstone for a minute, giving him a winner.
The times
1.Abel Balderstone (ESP/Caja Rural-Seguros RGA) 29’27 “
2. David de la Cruz (ESP/Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team) to 22 “
3.RAúl García Leg (ESP/ARKE-B&B Hotel) A 25 “
4.IVán Romeo (ESP/Movistar Team) to 37 “
5.Jan Castellon (ESP/Caja Rural-Seguros RGA)
6.Mario Aparicio (ESP/Burgos Burpellet BH) A 46 “
7.Adrià Pericas (ESP/UAE Team Emirates Gen Z) A 57 “
8.Samuel Fernández (ESP/Caja Rural-Seguros RGA) to 1’05 “
9.José Luis Faura (ESP/Burgos Burpellet BH) A 1’14 “
10.Fernando Barceló (ESP/Caja Rural-Seuiros RGA) to 1’22 “
“I’m so happy. I didn’t think I could win, I knew it was so good and I was able to do it. I came from height training and it became perfect. I know the important thing is to keep the watts at the end, from 2,000 meters and that’s where the difference is. Rural-Sigur Caja RGA This year and now won his first Chrono, a day he will never forget.
The main course, Sunday
Spanish championships continue this Saturday with online trials for men and women and for sub23 men; And on Sunday the main course will arrive with Women’s Elite and Sub23 Test and Elite UCI-Male.
Source: La Verdad
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