Profiles. On the 11th of February racing resumes in Spain with the Clasica de Almeria. It is a day for the sprinters to thrive amidst a very busy period in the Iberian nation.
The race will feature 191 kilometers with a hilly start that can make for some selection. It's a hilly first half of the day, however most signs point towards a more controlled race which should go down to a sprint eventually in Roquetas del Mar.
Puebla de Vicar - Roquetas de Mar, 190.3 kilometers
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