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Learn more how customers reviews work on Amazon. Vingegaard likely would have gained time on other GC contenders but as he is the best climber of the 21st century during his peak shape, it would take a huge climbing performance for anyone to beat him on the climbs here anyway.

It was raining and cold in Galicia as it is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean and a cold snap has hit the Iberian Peninsula. Alto de San Pedro de Licora 5. The stage was very hard before the final climb. Egan Bernal in the peloton burned kilojoules for hours.

That is Wilco Kelderman did the first part of the San Pedro de Licora climb very hard, setting up his team leader for attack. With 3.

Later on the climb the last breakaway survivor Alex Molenaar was caught. A strong headwind also helped the South Americans but Vingegaard did not care and on the final part of the climb dropped both of them.

Bernal lost contact with 1 km to go and completely blew up, losing 20 seconds in the last kilometre. Vingegaard did 6. But his performance was even more impressive as the peloton did the same climb 26 km previously at the same speed as the final repetition for the Lenny Martinez, Richard Carapaz and David Gaudu eight rider group who did 6.

The fatigue in the legs meant that Cepeda and Bernal pushed only 6.

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This finish was marked by the 2nd category ascent to Monte Trega, where the history of Galicia is written on the stones of one of the largest and most symbolic archaeological sites in Galicia, El Castro do Trega. The climax of the race was at mt from the finish line, where the historical heritage made the race more tense with mt of the very hard cobblestones of the Via Crucis do Trega.

Many of the residents of their villages saw how the flames completely surrounded their houses while they fought against the fire in an act of bravery like few others. The towns of Santa Veiga de Cascallá and Castelo witnessed the passage of the race in this third stage that does not avoid misfortune, but pays tribute to the people of Valdeorras.

A hard and twisty time trial put the finishing point in the Praza del Obradoiro. On the third day, O Gran Camiño moved to the province of Ourense, with a stage starting in Xinzo de Limia and finishing in Ribadavia, which was the one that touched more municipalities, almost twenty.

Pontevedra hosted on the last day the queen stage of this Gran Camiño, marked by very adverse weather conditions. O Gran Camiño was born with the intention that all the eyes of international cycling would be on Galicia at the end of February.

A race that would combine, in a majestic way, the highest level sport with the diffusion of one of the most beautiful territories in the world, where everyone who did not know it, would be amazed by the incredible landscapes through which the race would run.

Two first editions with two luxury winners. The third edition took place in , where Danish Jonas Vingegaard current winner of the Tour de France retained his title after another outstanding performance, as he did in The third edition of O Gran Camiño offered us another journey through the history, landscape and heritage of our land.

We started our way looking for the light of the oldest Roman lighthouse in the world. We fought against the clock just as Hercules fought against the giant Xerion. The inaugural stage took us into the city of A Coruña, ending at the foot of the Tower of Hercules, where legend has it that Hercules buried the head of the giant Xerion after beating him in combat.

We jump to Lugo to skirt the spectacular vineyards of the Ribeira Sacra, where viticulture became a heroic act defying the steep slopes of the mountains of Lugo. We enjoy the province of Ourense, where history comes alive in Ribadavia.

Its medieval castle is part of a magnificent royal scenery that made us travel to the darkest times where the swords of the knights crossed. And of course, the script of this race is written in a place with the most wonderful natural scenery. The province of Pontevedra put the finishing touch to the race and once again crowned Jonas Vingegaard as king of O Gran Camiño at the top of the majestic Monte Aloia Natural Park.

We are proud to be from where we come from. A proposal born in Galicia, with a handcrafted soundtrack, with locations typical of the best blockbusters and a cast of actors, the cyclists, who are the best in the world. Another unforgettable edition of O Gran Camiño!

En presentamos un recorrido atractivo, en el que cada etapa transcurría por una de las cuatro provincias de nuestra comunidad. Galicia es conocida en el mundo del ciclismo por la dureza de sus carreteras, que si bien no tiene demasiados puertos de gran entidad donde poder desarrollar un trazado con puertos encadenados y mucha altitud, hay infinidad de terreno donde buscar el desgaste para que los corredores nos puedan deleitar con el mejor de los espectáculos.

Así, la primera etapa transcurría en la provincia de Pontevedra. Era la más propicia para los hombres rápidos del pelotón, con una llegada masiva en la calle Policarpo Sanz de Vigo, previo paso por algunas cotas de montaña que redujeron este grupo principal, con un final donde el danés de EF — EasyPost, Magnus Cort Nielsen, fue el más rápido y consiguió llevarse la victoria y alcanzar el liderato de la prueba.

La segunda etapa, en A Coruña, salió de Bertamiráns y terminó en Ézaro. Luego de salir dirección Santiago de Compostela, alcanzó la Costa da Morte para rematar en el alto del mirador, donde el canadiense Michael Woods, de Isael — Premier Tech, fue el que se alzó con la victoria y cogió el maillot amarillo de líder.

La etapa de Ourense era la llamada a hacer las diferencias importantes de cara a clasificación general. Un encadenado de tres puertos por los cañones del Sil brindó un espectáculo de primer nivel entre el Israel — Tech, que defendía su liderato, y el Movistar Team, que buscaba con Alejandro Valverde hacerse con la prueba.

En la cuarta etapa, una contrarreloj individual en Sarria , el ucraniano del EF — EasyPost, Mark Padun, marcó el mejor tiempo, haciéndose con la victoria. Un final apoteósico para una grandísima vuelta. One of the premises we had in mind from the beginning of the project was to take the event to another level, offering different points of view.

In the edition, we materialised this idea with the use of an FPV drone during the live broadcast. An unprecedented resource, until now, in this type of competition. The device was piloted by Ivan Merino, who leads the national ranking and has extensive experience in Moto GP and Formula 1.

Galicia is a region of tradition when it comes to cycling , with a great number of names in the history books of cycling, both in old and modern times. Moreover, Galicia had for many years a professional race that brought together the best riders of international cycling. With a first edition dated in and despite not happening in some years, the palmares of the race is linked with distinguished names of the cycling history of different eras: Salvador Cardona, Julián Berrendero, Vicente Belda, Marino Lejarreta, Laudelino Cubino, Miguel Induráin, Abraham Olano, Laurent Jalabert, Claudio Chiapucci, Andrew Hampsten, Piotr Ugrumov, Gianni Bugno o Frank Vandenbroucke are a few of the stars that participated in some of its editions.

Big names from our land: Delio Rodríguez, Emilio Rodríguez on 3 occasions , Blanco Villar y Marcos Serrano also had the professional Volta a Galicia in their palmares. This background is an additional incentive for cycling fans and teams to pay special attention to O Gran Camiño, a new stage race that, despite having its first edition in , has tradition and history already in its favour.

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This close link with cycling means that another of the basic pillars is innovation, and we will continue to be committed to to make an avant-garde tour. That is Wilco Kelderman did the first part of the San Pedro de Licora climb very hard, setting up his team leader for attack.

With 3. Later on the climb the last breakaway survivor Alex Molenaar was caught. A strong headwind also helped the South Americans but Vingegaard did not care and on the final part of the climb dropped both of them.

Bernal lost contact with 1 km to go and completely blew up, losing 20 seconds in the last kilometre. Vingegaard did 6. But his performance was even more impressive as the peloton did the same climb 26 km previously at the same speed as the final repetition for the Lenny Martinez, Richard Carapaz and David Gaudu eight rider group who did 6.

The fatigue in the legs meant that Cepeda and Bernal pushed only 6. Cian Uijtdebroeks who was chilling in the peloton and did not pace behind Vingegaard was fourth fastest with 6.

In the last section of the stage nothing much changed, Vingegaard won with a 24 second lead over Bernal and Cepeda and gaining seconds in the GC against other top contenders. Stage 4 will finish up the steep Tui climb 7.

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