On January 25, Castellón will be the scene of a spectacular day that combines sport, tradition and the unique landscapes of the province
The Second edition of the Castellón Grand Prix – Ceramics Route promises to be an unforgettable date on the international cycling calendar. With a route of 171.7 kilometersThe event brings together the best cyclists in the world in a tribute to the ceramic tradition and natural wealth of Castellón.
A tour designed for excitement
The race, which will start at 12:30 from the Ribalta Park in Castellón, will offer a varied layout that opens up the range of favourites, especially for fast cyclists with climbing skills, like the Australian Michael Matthews, winner of the first edition.
The route will cross 18 municipalities, including Castellón, Borriol, Cabanes, Villafamés and Onda, and will test competitors with three qualifying passes:
- Alto de la Coma (3rd category): in the first few kilometers.
- Serratella Peak (2nd category): a 14-kilometer challenge halfway through the course.
- Ayódar Pass (2nd category): crowned just 11 kilometers from the finish line, will be the decisive point of the race.
In addition, cyclists will fight for the sprint goals in Alba Valley and Saint John of Moró, adding even more intensity to the competition.
A spectacular finale in Onda
The goal will be located in the Manolo Safont de Onda Tile Museum, where an exciting resolution is expected around the 17:00This place, emblem of the ceramic tradition, will be the stage where the award will be given trencadís trophy, a distinctive symbol of the test.
More than a race: a showcase to the world
With two hours of live television broadcastThe Gran Premio Castellón – Ruta de la Cerámica will project the beauty of Castellón’s landscapes and the importance of its ceramics industry at an international level. The event is not only a high-level sporting event, but also a platform to highlight the tradition, tourism and innovation of the province.
A challenge for cyclists, a celebration for fans
The route design concentrates the maximum excitement in the last 40 kilometres, ensuring a thrilling spectacle for both fans watching live and those watching on their screens.
He Castellón Grand Prix – Ceramics Route It is not just a race; it is a tribute to the essence of Castellón, uniting sport, culture and tradition in a day that will remain engraved in the memory of all those who attend.
