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We reveal all the details of the Clasica Jaén Paraíso Interior 2024
CyclingTuesday, 26 September 2023 at 23:30
The third edition of the Clásica Jaén Paraíso Interior, a UCI 1.1 category race, will take place on Monday, February 12, 2024, linking the charming landscapes of the towns of Úbeda and Baeza in Jaén.
The Clásica Jaén Paraíso Interior, which currently boasts the Slovenian Tadej Pogacar as champion, after the Kazakh Alexey Lutsenko was crowned in 2022, has become an unmissable stop on the international cycling circuit. This year, as last season, it will be preceded by the Gran Fondo Jaén Paraíso Interior, which will take place a day earlier on the same asphalt and 'sterrato' sectors that characterize the professional race.
Pascual Momparler, Spanish coach and organizer of the Gran Fondo and the race, expressed his enthusiasm for the next edition of this exciting competition: "We are back with great enthusiasm to show the world what Jaén is like through cycling". These words reflect the deep love and commitment that the organizers have for this competition.
The Andalusian classic has become an outstanding event that turns Jaén into the epicenter of world cycling during the month of February. The Gran Fondo, meanwhile, offers a unique opportunity for fans to share the same route as the world's best cyclists and, perhaps, share a few kilometers with them as they explore the challenging itinerary.
An intoxicating tour.
The layout of the Clásica Jaén Paraíso Interior stands out for its broken profile and long climbs in the Caminos de Olivos, where cyclists will have to overcome dirt and asphalt sectors. The natural beauty and historical heritage of the cities of Úbeda and Baeza, both declared World Heritage Sites, add a special touch to this race.
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- Most of these have nothing to do with rider safety or are completely unachievablevappaxbipmv23-12-2024
- Depends on how fast the Cipressa would be beforehand and in what condition Philipsen would bevappaxbipmv23-12-2024
- Some things sound crazy until they aren't, what if he's actually right? 🤷vappaxbipmv23-12-2024
- Why make a comment to state the obvious? Of course MvdP is much better at CX than Pogacar, does anyone doubt that But that wasn't his pointvappaxbipmv23-12-2024
- If you look at road alone obvi Pogacar is the better rider. But maybe MVDP is the better overall rider since he can win in three plus disciplines?mobk23-12-2024
- Correction on 2021 Olympics. It was mainly the Dutch ladies who didn’t know who was leading the race. Other teams like the Germans and Italians knew that Kiesenhofer was out front.mobk23-12-2024
- A champion turning into a sore loser. Or is he on coke again?
UltimateOpportunist23-12-2024 - If you look at the major races they’ve both been in, van der Poel had the early edge as lately Pogacar has had the advantage. It’s all on procyclingstats.RidesHills23-12-2024
- I wouldn’t assume Tadej can’t win at cross. He did a cross race, not a World Cup, a few years ago and crushed the field. It was a minor race. But he can win anywhere.mij23-12-2024
- I wonder what would happen if Pogacar attacked on the Cipressa instead of the Poggio in San Remo? Would MvdPoel still be able to follow?Ride197423-12-2024