Length: 167 km
The Minsk CBGP is a thrilling and dynamic race set in the heart of Belarus' capital, blending the charm of historic streets with the intensity of modern cycling. Riders will face a unique mix of cobblestone sections and fast, urban roads, creating a race that demands both technical skill and raw speed.
Starting with a series of winding city streets, the race features challenging cobblestone stretches that will test th... Read moreThe Minsk CBGP is a thrilling and dynamic race set in the heart of Belarus' capital, blending the charm of historic streets with the intensity of modern cycling. Riders will face a unique mix of cobblestone sections and fast, urban roads, creating a race that demands both technical skill and raw speed.
Starting with a series of winding city streets, the race features challenging cobblestone stretches that will test the riders’ balance and control, demanding focus and precision as they navigate the bumpy terrain. These sections offer a true test of endurance, requiring cyclists to power through uneven roads while conserving energy for the final decisive sprint.
With the finish line in sight, competitors will enter a high-speed sprinting section through Minsk's wide avenues, where every second counts. The energy of the crowd and the anticipation of a dramatic finish make the sprint to the line electrifying and unpredictable, as cyclists battle for victory.
The Minsk Cycling Challenge is a race that combines strategy, power, and skill, attracting top athletes from around the world. It’s a captivating event set against the backdrop of Minsk's blend of Soviet-era architecture and modern developments, offering a truly unforgettable experience for both competitors and spectators alike.
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| Winner | 18.000 $
| | Second | 16.000 $
| | Third | 12.000 $
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Sign up criteria:
Division 2
Maximum rank: 50
Minimum rank: 110
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Sign up opens
Day 12 - 12:11 GMT |
Winners of Minsk CBGP
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Minsk CBGP is a part of the OCM Tour.
Description
The terrain in Minsk CBGP has no climbs and has only easy downhills. The terrain hardly includes any hills and has an amount of average flat distances. The stage has a very easy and flat sprint, meaning that the stage possibly will end in a mass sprint. The route demands a bit of technique from the riders. The roads include tough cobblestone paves.
Wind speed: 4,6 m/s.
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