Va de gravel
Va de Gravel is launched to avoid miscalculations, sometimes caused by route builder errors, sometimes due to GPS signals malfunctioning, or other inaccurate data.
Interviews with some of the most inspirational people related to the Catalan cycling scene.
Va de Gravel is launched to avoid miscalculations, sometimes caused by route builder errors, sometimes due to GPS signals malfunctioning, or other inaccurate data.
The general classification in Paris-Nice and the Tour du Pourvenir is, according to Marc Soler in Nafent Magazine, only the start of what is yet to come.
Marc Soler: Entering the 2024 season with determination and ambitions Read More »
Abel Balderstone managed to complete the entire Vuelta a España this season, which began in Catalonia. The cyclist from Caja Rural Seguros RGA looks back on his performances in the Vuelta and shares his favorite route in Catalonia.
Abel Balderstone: The young, Catalan Vuelta finisher Read More »
His extensive experience as a rider and his deep knowledge of the terrain will be crucial for analyzing the route. He also describes what it’s like to live in Andorra and the reasons why he chose to move there.
Edu Prades – Catalan Andorra-resident shines his light on Andorra and the Vuelta stage Read More »
Monirah Aldraiweesh: Saudi-Arabian cyclist teaches how to train in hot summers As summer arrives, it brings along scorching temperatures that pose an extra challenge for cyclists exploring roads and trails. The increasing heat raises several concerns and risks that cyclists must remain mindful of. Highly experienced with riding in the heat is Monirah Aldraiweesh, who
Monirah Aldraiweesh: Saudi-Arabian cyclist teaches how to train in hot summers Read More »
“I think it’s a balance or a mix of different ingredients on every level. The place itself, plus the employees, plus the location and surroundings…” When it comes to planning your next riding holiday in Girona – Hotel Carlemany has the perfect recipe.
A diamond in the heart of Girona: Hotel Carlemany Read More »
Girona-based Australian cyclist Brodie Chapman is one of the most climate-aware cyclists in the professional peloton.
Brodie Chapman – the vegan Australian national road race champion Read More »
For the Australian national road race champion Brodie Chapman, Camprodon is the greatest destination in Catalonia. The 31-year-old, who lives in Girona during the season, likes to spend the night in the Catalan township, before heading back to Girona the following day.
The Torredembarra Bikepark plays an important role in the Catalan cycling scene, particularly in the province of Tarragona.
A World Champion as a trainer: Torredembarra Cycling Club Read More »
For the Japanese team Ukyo, the Catalan professional cyclist travels the world to compete in races that generally don’t find their way on (international) television. Racing in Indonesia is what Prades has amused most – so far.
Racing for a Japanese professional team: marvelled Prades enjoys every moment Read More »