Castelli 24-hour criterium running June 12 - 13, 2009
Posted on March 18th, 2009 in NEWS |
The Castelli 24 hour race is packed with action, competition, passion, friendship and non-stop excitement. With 100 teams consisting of 12 riders, the Castelli24H is being staged in the old town of Feltre in the north-east part of Italy.
It takes place on June 12-13th, kicking off with fashion show and team presentation before the main endurance event begins at 10pm, with the goal being to complete as many laps as possible within 24 hours.
Its a classic style criterium race that has it all; the course is approximately 2 kilometers (1.3 miles) beginning with a steady climb on 400m before descending through some technical corners followed by a 500m stretch of flat road going into the old town of Feltre and the famous cobblestone section.
The event has been organized by Pedale Feltrino Tbh in partnership with Castelli as main sponsor of the 24-hour race till 2013.
Whether you are trained or amateur cyclists, colleagues or friends, be part of a real-life adventure and live the magical experience of a race around the clock. It will be the opportunity to reach a personal goal or to take on a team challenge in a warm and friendly atmosphere.
For more information, visit www.24orefeltre.it
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great race, I rode it last year together with my team mates. great atmosphere!
Will it be possible sign up by joining a team? will any of the Cervelo riders be presented?
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