Dani Cepa, Master 40 category cyclist of the Xàbia's Bike team-I visauto Has achieved the Spanish sub-championship of BTT XCO. The test, held in the Valencian town of Cofrentes was very hard. With a very demanding course, with jumps, logs and peraltes, the participants had to give the maximum to finish the race.
In the 40 Master class, the Andalusian, José Julián Barón, came out very strong but a puncture left him out of the fight for the title. The race became a comxicotetion between three: Carlos Molina, Dani Cepa and Alfredo Padilla. The three of them rolled together until the end, where Molina was the fastest. Strain entered second to 11 seconds and Padilla entered 27 seconds of the winner, which ended with a total time of 1: 01.11.
Alicia Margalejo was sixth
Great result obtained by the cyclist, Alicia Margalejo, In the Championship of Spain BTT XCO, that was celebrated in Confrentes.
The xabiera finished in the sixth place with a total time of 1: 42.03, the winner of the race was Rocío Gamonal with a mark of 1: 26.20. The second classified was Rocío Martin, who used a time of 1: 27.11. The podium was completed by Merce Pacio, with a record of 1: 29.11.
The race consisted of five laps to a circuit where there were obstacles, jumps, peraltes, trunks that made it very hard. The tour was a real rompepiernas, with what the demand of all the cyclists was maximum. To the difficulty of the tracing was added the strong heat that reigned during the development of the test.
In the first laps, the dominators of the race were Sandra Santanyes and Rocío Gamonal with a few seconds ahead of Rocío Martín. Santanyes had to give up his place of privilege because of the breakage of the club that led to the abandonment of the race.
The cyclist of Xàbia's Bike-Visauto maintained a constant pace that allowed her to stay in sixth place.
Great role of the Moll brothers
Adelino Moll y Moll Saor Had a very prominent role in the Elite category test, in which 84 cyclists took part. Ade Moll finished in the eleventh position, while his brother Saoro occupied two positions further back.
The race consisted of seven laps to a complicated circuit and hard, with zones very technical, others very fast that made all the participants were in maximum tension. During the first few passes, the test developed at a dizzying pace, which led to a select group.
Ade Moll, who started the race with a lot of precautions, tightened his pace from the second lap, this made him advance many positions and remain among the first 15. Saoro walked the whole test near his brother and this helped him to enter just over a minute at the finish line.
Ade Moll made a time of 1: 45.42 to 11 minutes of the winner of the race that was David Valero. Saoro Moll made a mark of 1: 46.51.
