Thursday 18 February 2016

OPEN RALLY BMX COMPETITION 21 FEBRUARY, MAZARRÓN

The Open Rally Murcia, organized by the Federation of Autonomous Cycling begins in Mazarrón this weekend, Sunday February 21, from 9am, the point of departure and arrival being the Sandstone Sculptures in Bolnuevo, with a journey of about 4 kilometers and 150 metres of altitude. 200 participants from different parts of the Spain have confirmed their participation in this competition.
The event, scoring in the ranking of the Royal Spanish Cycling Federation, was presented by the Councillor of Celebration of the City of Mazarrón, Patricio Sánchez and President of the Cycling Federation of the Region of Murcia, José López. It is an Olympic sport of mountain biking in all categories involved, from schools to veterans.
Patricio Sánchez stressed that this is a new sports event in the city with foreign participation and of economic benefit for shops, restaurants and hotels. For his part, José López highlighted the conditions and environment Mazarrón offers to cycling and also praised the good work of the cycling clubs of the Municipality. The President of the Cycling Federation of the Region confirmed that there will be further new cycling events organised in Mazarrón.
This competition sees the seventeenth event but this time, according to its organizers, has opted for a model of modern test, incorporating a large number of details that are expected to satisfy the most demanding biker. There will be cash prizes for the top ranked and it will have its own infrastructure and refreshment tent at the end of the test.
The Open Rally Murcia is completed with five other tests in in Lorca, Inazares, Molina de Segura, Pulpí and Águilas. After Mazarrón, the next test will take place in Lorca on 13 March. MurciaCiclismoTV will prepare summaries of all events.

The sign of the competition was developed by the Murcian artist Santi García, the result of a cultural initiative of the Federation. García reflects in his work a biker speeding across a path with natural landscape in the background.

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