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The Modena province town makes its debut in the Italian mountain bike stage race running June 23–27, hosting both a finish and a start
The Bologna Province town will host the start of the 2025 Appenninica MTB Stage Race after serving as the grand finale venue in previous editions
The five-time Cape Epic winner will be at the start line in Lizzano in Belvedere on June 23. “It’s my first time in the Emilia-Romagna Apennines, and I am looking forward to competing,” said the German
After their 2023 appearance, the team led by Martino Tronconi is heading back to the Appenninica MTB Stage Race. 2022 champion Diego Arias Cuervo will spearhead their campaign during the June 23-27 event, backed by teammates Jacopo Billi, Massimo Rosa, and Andrea Candeago
Five stages, 320 km, and 12,200 meters of elevation gain through the Emilia-Romagna Apennines characterize the new edition of the Italian MTB Stage Race
The mountain bike stage race through the Emilia-Romagna Apennines will run from June 23-27, featuring a compact five-day program. Registration opens Sunday, December 1
Appenninica MTB Stage Race’s YouTube channel is set to release six episodes showcasing the 2024 edition of the mountain bike stage race through the Emilia-Romagna Apennines. The first episode premieres Thursday, November 7th at 18:30 CET
The sixth and final stage around Castelnovo ne’ Monti saw Dutch and Swiss riders cement their leadership, while Italian Luca Cacchi clinched the stage victory. “We love the idea that many riders see Appenninica as an adventure, and they come back year after year.”
The Dutch and Swiss riders confirmed their leadership in the General Classifications of Appenninica MTB Stage Race. Tomorrow, September 7th, the final stage features a loop around Castelnovo ne’ Monti
In the third stage, 59 km and 2,600 m of elevation gain from Lizzano in Belvedere to Fiumalbo, the Italian rider outsprinted the leader, Hans Becking. In the women’s category Nina Brenn takes another win, while Bakker is back on the podium. Tomorrow, September 5, the stage will loop around Fiumalbo
The two overall leaders also won the second stage of Appenninica MTB Stage Race (Loiano-Lizzano in Belvedere), covering 73 km and 2,550 meters of elevation gain. Tomorrow, the race heads to high altitude between Corno alle Scale and Monte Cimone, finishing in Fiumalbo