Length: 194 km
This one-day race in the Cordillera Central of the Colombian Andes will seriously test the best climbers in the 1st division and considering the tropical rainforest climate it will take an immense effort to take home the trophy at the end of the day.
Leaving Colombia’s second largest city; Medellín the peloton will almost immediately enter the Cordillera Central and the many mountains that lies ahead. Going south,... Read moreThis one-day race in the Cordillera Central of the Colombian Andes will seriously test the best climbers in the 1st division and considering the tropical rainforest climate it will take an immense effort to take home the trophy at the end of the day.
Leaving Colombia’s second largest city; Medellín the peloton will almost immediately enter the Cordillera Central and the many mountains that lies ahead. Going south, the peloton will reach several steep climbs with dreadful average gradients. Team Mates will need to work tirelessly in order to keep the captain protected and ready to follow, what will ultimately become the leader group containing the candidates to win this race.
The finishing line in Los Nevados National Park lies on top on the foothills to the 5,300-meter high volcano “Nevado del Ruiz”. Since the finishing climb is fairly easy, certain riders may feel that an attack on the mountain before the finishing climb, would be the best approach. Yet nothing is certain in cycling sports, but one thing is for sure, the winner of this race chose the best approach.
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Winner | 18.000 $
| Second | 14.000 $
| Third | 12.000 $
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Winners of Vuelta de Colombia
| Ranking Information Vuelta de Colombia is a part of the OCM Tour.
Description
The terrain in Vuelta de Colombia includes many steep and hard climbs and has an average difficulty of downhills. The terrain includes an average amount of hills and has no flat distances. The stage ends on a small and easy climb. The finishing climb never gets steep. The route isn't technical at all. Wind speed: 3,6 m/s.
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