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Post by Bear » Fri Sep 03, 2010 7:07 pm

Maratona Ciclistica: Stradella - Campiglia saved as stradella
Long distance race through the Italian regions of Lombardia, Emilia-Romagna and Liguria.

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Post by Bear » Sat Sep 04, 2010 12:26 pm

Ciclistica Provincia di Siena saved as ciclisticasiena
Hilly race through the Italian province of Siena (region: Tuscany). The riders will pass famous towns like Montepulciano. The route ends at the well-known hilltown Montalcino which is famous for its Brunello di Montalcino wine. The final kilometers are: 4 5 5 6 6 5 -3 1

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Re: Profiles designed by Bearclaw

Post by Bear » Fri Oct 29, 2010 1:09 pm

Last winter I started to design a December Tour on the Canary Islands. The first 5 stages I liked pretty much but I was not able to make a good 12-day-tour out of this. Now I did the "Vuelta a Islas Canarias" out of the existing profiles:

Vuelta a Islas Canarias
saved as canary01 to canary05

Stage 1:

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The first stage is a TTT on Lanzarote, from Arrecife to Haria. It looks pretty hilly but is not that steep, just a few 3% and three times 4%.

Stage 2:

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Actually this was planned as a half stage after the TTT. But I think this would be too difficult. It's a short flat stage, just 100km. After the ascent in the beginning (5/6/4/8/6) there is no more siebkm.

Stage 3:

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After the transfer (via ferry) the third stage is another flat stage on Fuerteventura. 195km in total and the last sieb combination at 153-155 (6/7/6). Not an easy day for the sprinters, but some strong teams can manage the mass sprint easily in my opinion.

Stage 4:

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Transfer to Gran Canaria via ferry... The day for the GC and a hard mountain stage. But no "real" mountain-top finish, early action is required. A climbers stage.

Alto de Cazadores: 4 6 7 6 5 2 11 14 12 11 8 6 7 11 5
Alto de la Guirra: 4 6 7 5 6 4 5 4

Stage 5:

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Last stage. A semi mountain stage. Maybe a fight between the classic sprinters and the good classic riders. Or a chance to do some GC fight?

In my opinion it's a nice 5 days tour. One stage for the entire team, two stages with possible mass sprints, one HC stage and one stage for the classics. Something for everyone.

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Re: Profiles designed by Bearclaw

Post by Bear » Sun Nov 07, 2010 12:37 pm

Nove Colli
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The Nove Colli is an Italian Amateur classic race which is normally raced in May. Maybe this is a nice profile for a off season cat 1 race or as in reality in May.

http://www.novecolli.it/admin/uploads/f ... 2ETwmt.pdf
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Re: Profiles designed by Bearclaw

Post by Bear » Sun Nov 07, 2010 12:51 pm

La Marmotte
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Another Amateur race (which I want to ride myself in the future...). Don't know if it's sth for the off season or summer (were it is raced in reality).

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Re: Profiles designed by Bearclaw

Post by iBanesto » Sun Nov 07, 2010 11:31 pm

You like amateur races? How about this one:

http://www.coppertriangle.com/course.html

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Re: Profiles designed by Bearclaw

Post by Bear » Thu Nov 19, 2020 12:28 pm

First designed race since ages. I just play with it a little for now.

Trans Schleswig-Holstein Race
- flat race but with a cobblestone/gravel section (1****- 2*** - 1** - 1**). First part is only cobblestones with tight turns, then it's a mix of cobbles and gravel and then only bad gravel). Last part of the races mostly downhill but only a little since SH is just flat.

Start at University of Flensburg and finish at famous Holstentor at Lübeck.

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Re: Profiles designed by Bearclaw

Post by Bear » Thu Nov 19, 2020 12:49 pm

Another race - this one will probably never been ridden (which would be ok) as it contains typical climbs of the Giro. But I just want share this famous challenge. I heard about it some days ago from a cyclist from Uruguay :-)

MoGaSt Challange - Mortirolo - Gavia - Stelvio. No more words needed.

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Re: Profiles designed by Bearclaw

Post by Bear » Sat Nov 21, 2020 3:29 pm

Two races in New Zealand.

First flat with some with last sieb km (6%) 40km before the line:

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saved as waipara_reefton

And the return plus a 3km uphill finish (3-3-3):

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