On Sunday, February 2nd, the Challenge Mallorca 2025 will close with the traditional Trofeo Palma which, as always, will have the island's capital as the protagonist at the start and finish. It will consist of a total of 149.9 kilometers with a leg-breaking route in its first part and almost completely flat in the final part. We preview the race ahead.
Thus, after several days more favorable for the pucheurs and classics, in the Trofeo Palma the sprinters will have their chance to shine in a race that has seen many fast men win over the years. In the winter many choose to train and race in this area, and we will have a spectacular end to the Challenge Mallorca.
Palma - Palma, 149 kilometers
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Original: Rúben Silva
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