Segment 1 · Flat
Punta Larga – Cargando
- Gran Fondo
- Medio Fondo
- Distance
- 6.2 km
- Average gradient
- Flat
- Elevation gain
- 23 m
- On the Gran Fondo
- km 29.8–36.0
The 5 timed segments
Your result is not your total time: it is the sum of these sections. Learn them metre by metre before October 11.
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RegisterThe tenth edition times five segments: all five on the Gran Fondo and three on the Medio Fondo. One is flat, for the rouleurs; the rest are climbs, for the climbers. In between, you get to enjoy the ride.
Where they are
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Segment 2 · Climb
Puente Reyes – Gámeza
- Gran Fondo
- Distance
- 4.6 km
- Average gradient
- 6.2 %
- Elevation gain
- 286 m
- On the Gran Fondo
- km 50.8–55.8
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Segment 3 · Climb
San Judas – Monguí
- Gran Fondo
- Distance
- 3.4 km
- Average gradient
- 5.8 %
- Elevation gain
- 200 m
- On the Gran Fondo
- km 74.3–77.7
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Segment 4 · Climb
Tobasía – Alto de Tobasía
- Gran Fondo
- Medio Fondo
- Distance
- 6.6 km
- Average gradient
- 6.4 %
- Elevation gain
- 621 m
- On the Gran Fondo
- km 112.6–119.2
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Segment 5 · Climb
Alto del Cogollo
- Gran Fondo
- Medio Fondo
- Distance
- 4.1 km
- Average gradient
- 6.9 %
- Elevation gain
- 290 m
- On the Gran Fondo
- km 133.5–137.6
Run your finger or mouse along the profile: altitude and gradient at every point, and where you are on the map.
How it counts
Each segment is chip-timed. Your result is the sum of your times on the segments of your route: the rest of the day does not count towards the standings, so you can stop to eat, wait for your group and take in the view.
Segment cut-off times and course rules are in the regulations. Read the rules
Distance, gradient and elevation gain are the official figures from the organisers. The profile and map are drawn on the official Gran Fondo GPX, and the kilometre marks on the route are approximate.